The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-18
~. r. 4. PINARD
Physician and Surgeon
Office over First State Bank
WAGNER, SO. OAK.
VIZ are pleased I'd note that the con-

dition of the infant son of Mr.. a nj
Mrs. j. r. Jat ds is improving nicely.
DR.. Pail borp departed Friday for
P.tosky, Mich, where he will spend 9
fortnight visiting his parents and
friends at his old home.
Misses Pearl and Aleda Cole went
to Storm Lake, Iowa, the latter part
of last weke for a two weeks vi sit
with relatives and friends.
Prof. Fa riley, of Marion Junction, 9
former principal of the schools a,
Wagner, has been here this ye.k re-
newing old acqu ~intarces.
Miss Henrietta Re man has been
very sick the past two weeks, but
under the skiilful treatment of DIR.
Pinard is convalescing nicely.
Those desiring to obtain hunters H.
cense can secure same by calling al
my Office and filling out an application
blank and paying the required fee.
-Vicent Kabtrna.
Mrs. Elizabeth Frush of Sutherland,
Iowa; was an over Sunday visitor at
the home of her snel hew, X. S.
Steele, and family, in Wagner.
Mrs. J. j. Bouza ard little daughter
of Tyndall spent a few days the past
week with mrs. Eclza's arents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Trumbo, in Wagner.
We have a few summer hats that
are going fast at prices below cost.
Come in and zee them.
Louise Wcpking.
w. B. Crisman of Burke, acco m.
panied his son, Luther, Of Can.ia,
home Saturday after spend
ing several days visiting his sons in
this county.
Mrs. A. H. Pease and daughter ar
rived fiom Minnea polls w 4dnesday
evening for an extended visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Thompson.
Lost. The generator tank from the
carbide lights OH my auto, on the road
about two miles east of Wagner
Finder pie $ notify me at Wagn r.
-. 3. Cole.
Special services were held at the
Catholic church Tuesday which was
attended by a large congregation, it
. day held sacred by the men,
bers Of that church.
Mrs. Irve DAILY and Miss Grace
Long were called to Oil .et yesterday
morning by the ser Gus illness 0 their
Henry Barth. Who was
not expected to live.
Havi1 ~ disposed of M inplsnen
business, ! must ask for a settlemen
those indebted to me. All ac
cunts and notes payable at the . First
State Bank. A. McKenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. CT III zen eltsrt4insi
! number Of their friends on Monday
afternoon in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Of I,wa. who have been ,
at the Glalsen home ths past
week.
Mrs. Frei Mackinstadt and children !
ed .Wedn sday evening from De-
orah, Iowa, and to say Fred is hap " |
would be put ,g it mildly. They
ire getting settled i'm the Conghl n
soathof the track.
Estray. -StraJed from my place, |
invest Of Wsgncr, Saturday night, |
! ug. 5. red COW with white spot in
orr head, mad on halter with long
ope. Finder please notify +. A.
4
.hrisman.
Clarence 4. Hall, of the Wagner
rug Co, re slracl Saturday from an
xtended vacation trip to the Tw.n
and Lake Minnet1nka. He was
accompanied by his son, clarence. E.
r., home for . few days visit.
Arrangements have been made for
cveral lawn tennis games in Wagner
n Labor Day. Clabs from Tyndall.
AXE Andes and other towns will be
.epresented. This will be q free
t~tractiJn for those ate ding the
celebration.