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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-21

alton OF some or all or the ABOVE,
who is thoroughly qualified TO oper-
tage Address stating age. experience
and give references Link-Belt Co.,
Indianapolis. Ind.
YOUNG and middle aged men Tor per-
manent government positions paying
highest salaries; no furlou2hs, 30
days leave with pay; thousands OF
appointments to be made soon. Full
particulars free as to positions. SAL
ence Institute, Washington. ID. C.,
Carpenters for reinforcement
work; bring tools ready for
work. Appiy Bryant Dctwiler
Co, Packard Motor Plant
Bldg. Blda No. 81.
A GOOD POSITION % assured svsry
graduate OF thu DETROIT BUSINESS
tNIvEk 8 ITr. Aagnincsnt rev
sss aShns '1 PsSnans S1O shortssn6
tecturai Ora flung and ali Ensiish
Subjects Free EmpieymeSt DsRart-
-ss-sses7-ss w. Grand Rlyer-svs
HEN-We have good positions waiting
~ you will learn the barber trade
now. Hundreds OF graduates running
.sss o somp., on Us s .Gs Your c
cumstances. Write Aoler barpor COL
lege. Chicago. lie.
WHY LONGER endure inside drudg-
cry? Be our representative doing
outside @healthful work. Your own
boss. making IS daily upwards sell
ing consumer Many making szo
daily. Experience unnecessary Da-
Wis soap & Toilet Co, l4ao Carroll
-xx-r-zxv I-~.< 20 a rI9
see TO $40 weekly during spare time;
experience unnecessary; everything
furnished; big profits; small caritai;
send for free booklet. "Simple Facts
About Mail order Business. Pisase
Mfg. Co, ia II. Broadway. Buffalo.
WE HAVE the quickest selling pocket
side line on the market IL you are
looking for something with real
merit to a.. Write for order pook and
sample OUTFIT today. X Dame. SAFES
mfg. mgr, SOS Sigel-st. Chicago. Ill
YOUNG Nan capable Of taking ensrse
be experienced and bring referen-
ces: a good position for the right
man. Hooks. 147e~1+H-l4sS Wood
sward-ave
YOUNG MEN who desire TO become
professional baseball players write =,
= once. giving experience. American
Base hail Registration Bureau, 4os
Phoenix bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
UT WEEKLY and expenses 10 trust
worthy people to travel and distrip-
ute samples for big wholesale house.
o. II. Emery, 244 U, Chicago.
Young MEN. 20 20 80 years: tree trim
mers; experienced preferrel; best
wages Mr.. King, 2sO Park-st, even
ings.
YOUNG MAN, about 1s. 10 work IN
blue print room. 1401 Penobscot bldg.
YOUNG MN wanted to work To drug
store ass Lincoln,
400 MONTHLY and expenses to travel
and distribute samples for big manu-
facturer; steady work. =. Schener,
Treasurer. IA 4, Chicago.
YOUNG MEN--Wanted. three bright
young men to learn machlnist trade
National Twist Drill and Tool Co..
Brush, near Boulevard.
RS-EXPEHIENCED On
platen presses. Holiday Box Co.. rs
Forrest. east.
YOTNU MN for mems furnishing
store 20S Chene-st
LOST AND FOUND.
EOST-Eady's necklace on Belle Isle
or Riverview Park. valued as keep
sake. Reward. Call Ridge Sl0s-J
Bu.tne..-Iike PRINTING. NO russ and
NO feathers The plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times PRINTING Co.. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-21

YOUNG and middle aged men Tor per-
manent government positions paying
highest salaries; no furloughA, 30
days leave with pay; thousands Of
appointments to be made soon. Full
particulars free as to positions. SAL
aries, etc, 137 National Correspond
ence Institute, Washington. ID. C.,
Free Press
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-21

Carpenters for reinforcement
work; bring tools ready for
work. Apply Bryant Dctwiler
Co, Packard Motor Plant
RIdn Rlda No %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-21
HELP wANTED-aALn.

WE EMPLOY Cleveland q Brown and
sharpe Automatic Turrett Forming
Machines, Potter & Johnson and
Jones & Lampson Turret Lathes: also
Automatic Gear Cutting Machines.
We want q man skilled In the oper-
alton OF some or all OF the above,
who Is thoroughly qualified 10 oper-
ate and supcrintend to best advan-
tage. Address stating age. experience
and give references. Link-Belt Co.,
India M polia Ind
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
WAHEHE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raabe and chill
dren spen. Sunday with friends in
Wagner. They also attended the
Easter services at the German Luth-
eran church.
Highland school No. /. of Highland
district and Plain Center No. 2. are
preparing for a picnic at Highland
school for the last day of school, April
%. The patrons and school officers
are invited to come and spend the day
with the children.
Misses Cornelia and Hattie Hiner
spent a very pleasant evening Monday
last at the Raabe home.
Miss Updike gave a basket social
at her school Friday last.
H. G. Wilson shipped some fat cattle
and hogs Tuesday.
Chas. Woods spent Sunday in Wag-
ner. Blue Bell.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
THE MAJESTIC.

The Majestic of Wagner is the most
talked Of hotel in the state Of South
|Dakota. II is'a great benefit to Wag-
ner and 10 improving al the time.
Nj. Yoho Is adding new rnom to
this popular hotel ct frequent inter-
walls. and gives the public the assur-
ance Of. service that cannot be sur
passed in any metropolitan city.
The bill Of fare contains everything
the market affords. with service that
il unexcelled.
Mr. Yoho il proving his ability in
running : first--.la-s hotel and cafe,
which was prophecied could not be
done. The Sunday DINNERS servei d
the Majestic are gaining great favor
with the people Of Wagner. and the
efforts Of he management along TIM
line ! largely appreciated by the
many who dine there each Sunday.
The menu on Easter Sunday was elsbo.
ratc, and the cafe profussly decorated
With Easter decorations and excellent
masic 49, furnished By the Delucs
b arp Orchestra Of Yanktou.
Eat your Sunday dinner q
- Majestic Cafe.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.

We take great pleasure in announc-
ing that Mr.. Freeman Author, pro-
prietor of the well-known "Style
Shop of Sioux City, will arrive in
Wagner soon with as fine q line of
Ladies Wearing Apparel as was ever
brought to this section. The line con-
sists of Ladies Suits, Coats, Dresses
and Skirts. at prices that are winners.
Don't miss this sale which will be
held on MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
APRIL 1925.
An expert filter will be in at
tendan &c.
Respectfully,
M. VAWRINEK.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
DR.. 2. K. PINARD
Physician and Surgeon
Once over First State Bank
WAGNER. so. OAK

Farm Loans. &C. L. Kirkpatrick.
Dishes sold by piece, dozen, or sets,
1t Rovaart's.
Rev. Hoover will preach each Sab
bath afternoon at the Ahrens school
house, at three O'Clock. An interest
ing Sunday school was organized last
Sunday by Rev. Hagen, regular meet
ings to be held each Sunday afternoon.
For q good Sunday dinner go
to the Majestic cafe.
The Baptist Ladies aid will be enter
tained by Mrs. Jack London and Mrs.
Saddison, at the home of the former,
on Friday afternoon, April %, at two
o'clock. Everyone who meets with Us
will find . welcome. BY order of
secretary.
1t it's anything In the drug
line, you can get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
W. J. Hinzman arrived last week
from Creston and has again located in
wagner. He has engaged in the real
estate business. Mr.. Hinzman's
many friends are pleased to see him
return to this city.
Little Charlotte Naeve, infant daught-
er of j. A. Naeve, died on Tuesday
night of this week after a brief illness
of pneumonia. Funeral services we're
held yesterday. Obituary will be pub
iished next week.
Home grown flax seed for SALE
ct IF. S. Strohbehn.
The Maj sstic Cafe served a very
elaborate Easter dinner to a large
number of guests last Sunday. The
menu was fine and the crowd was NICE
~ entertained by the sweet strains of
music rendered by the Deluca Harp
Orchestra of Yankton.
have pure bred Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for sale at Soc per setting.
Mrs. w. Smeaton.
The front room of the store building
formerly occupied by Stedronsky hard
rare store is being fitted up for
what will be known as the Wagner
produce Co. This firm expect to deal
in produce exclusively, and we 9 no
reason why they should not do a
fiourihsing business.
have plenty-of baled hay for sale
1t reasonable prices.
-E. A. Ehrisman.
Attorney Frank Morgan, whose
home was formerly at Tyndall, but
later Of Montana. has been in Wagner
this week and decided to locate here
for the practice of his profession.
MI. Morgan has quite q reputation as
m attorney, and will, no doubt, do
well in selecting the best town in
Charles Mix county for his future
hom1
Onion sets, Toe per quart. at Ro-
warts.
LAST Sunday . young mar east OF
Wagner called upon his best girl and
before leaving the girls father
thought oil was not just right about
the young mans buggy, and on inves-
tigation found : blooded hen conceald-
ed therein sitting on an egg. Now
Mr.. w. II. Caldwell is ahead q hen
and Mr.. Mag says he will keep his
hired man at home hereafter, as he
cannot afford to lose any more Of this
particular strain Of his chickens.
.Dr. r. Putnam Of Sioux Falls, s.
d who has been studying the eye,
ear, nose and throat clinics Of London,
Berlin, Vienna and Munich, the. past
fall and winter has returned and will
resume his usual visits to Wagner"
Fresh bulk and package garden
seeds 1t Rcvaart's.
THE MAJESTIC.
The Majestic Of Wagner is the most
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
M.

Ii it's anything in the drug
J line, you can get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

Strayed, Monday morning, black
gelding. w.t. about 900, five years old,
star in forehead, has wart on lief I
shoulder, long name and tai l, and one
bay gelding, 8 years old, VT. quo,
small star in forehead, also wire c.
on muscles of right front leg, not
healed up.
Geo. Abdalla, Greenwood :.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

n Eases Of fheumatism relief frpm
psin makes slsap and rest possible.
This may be obtained By applying
Chamberlain Liniment. For salssby
Ill Dealer1
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
s. p. Domaine,
Phone 10L16, Wagner.

"Our baby cries for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. T. B.
Kendrick, Rasaca, Ga. cit is the
best cough remedy on market for
|oughs, colds and Group" For sale by
all Dealers.
= Wanted, to buy some corn and hay.
Also teams to break prairie. Several
fresh cows for sale. Stock taken in tt
pasture. Pony to sell.
Jacob w. Eggers.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
THE CITY ELECTION

The city election which occurred in
Wagner last Tuesday was very warm
one, as the old saying goes. John
Stedronsky, candidate for mayor Oh the
Citizen ticket was elected by a major
ity of 73 over w. F. BrazziIl, who
headed the Peoples ticket. S. L. Ga
BILE also OIL the Citizens ticket, was
elected treasurer by a majority of II
over G v Stevens. These two officers
were the ones upon which the fight
was made.
C. C. James candidate on the Peo-
Piles ticket, was elected alderman of
the second ward by a majority of 6
over H. C. Schneider, Vincent Kaber-
ma, Citizens ticket was elected by a
majority of 81 over j. w. Eggers for
city justice, while H. w. Evers, alder
mar first ward; Pat Connors, alderman
third ward, and A. T. Cole, police jus
tice were elected without opposition.
Lost, a lady's handbag in Wagner,
between Main street and depot. Con-
tanned two gold rings, n plain and
one with set, a bracelet and other
articles. Finder please leave at Ma
~jestic Cafe.
Last weeks issue of the New-Era
Leader stated that Joseph Nimrod,
the Indian Policeman of Greenwood,
was having all kinds of trouble and had
been arr ested for bigamy. MI. James,
alton ney for Mr.. Nimrod, states to US
the facts in this matter are substan-
tally as follows: Several years ago
Mr.. Nimrod was married to a woman
on the Rosebud Indian reservation.
After they had lived together a short
time this woman commenced an action
for divorce and Eimrod was advised
that she had obtained hear decree of
divorce. She thought she had OBJ
tanned the decree of divorce and mar
.ried another man, and Nimr rod sup
posing she had her decree, married a
woman at Greenwood. Recently he
was advised that his former wife new
er obtained a decree of divorce and he
at once commenced an action for
divorce against his former wife and
parties there at Greenwood havi ng a
feeling of emnity against Mr.. Nimrod
filed a complaint charging him with
|bigamy. Mr.. Nimrod is in the employ
of the government at the Indian office
and is held in very high esteem by the
government officials, and while he
might technically be guilty of the
|offense charged, yet it was uninten-
tional on his parta and he has done
everything possible to rectify the err
ror made, and it is prob able THAT upon
his obtaining a decree of divorce that
further prosecution of the matter will
be dropped.
I am in the market for a team of
good heavy mares. Must be between
the ages of 4 and Z years. / have a
good geldinG, 6 years old, W.T.. 1900
forssale.
S. P. Domaine,
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

An par.i.. l.sins sur III.
stretchers are rsqssstea to retufn
them at anee. q yetsv,l n aaksd p
pay for them.
-Fsrmess Co-Opesstivs Ann
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

A special train has been secured to
run from Yankton after the last per-
Torrance Saturday evening April, %.
This will give U people an opportun-
ity to hear at least two grand concerts
by the st. Paul Symphony Orchestra,
an opportunity, which has never come
to Us before.
Everyone should avail themselves of
this chance and hear one of the most
noted organizations of the world at a
nominal price anu with little loss of
time.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

4.S
Npet me- 81 Pinsrd's.
Majestic Csfs for : ine Sun
dAy dinner.
AE6emsrs are boy preparing their
CON greund.
Beanie MsrEan was m wei Sunday
viaitor Il Gsddea
Frank Strohbshn wss ) Yankton Wis.
itor Wednesday.
Editor Bsemer WIS down from Ra-
vinia "Wednesday evening.
FOR saIe. home grown alfalfa seed.
0tto Hsnniss. roOts 8, phone sLl9.
Deaf forget the band concert at the
epsx1hoass this Friday, evening.
\. ]. Warren disposed Of his auto
III week to . party from Greenwood.
CIovsr sssd for sale, By I. Engle-
hesn, routs 2. Wagner.
IL. BolIinger has moved his family
jnto ~ ho0se owned BY Mrs. DeBoer.
Nssdames r. md Bessie Fenzel
spsnst ~ Easter season at Lake Andes.
- Taplett 4 Britton for fancy
papsriDg md decorating. Inquire Of
Pina1d = Knight. 1t.
Edward Damrell Of Pennington,
III. i Visiting Wesley Metz, north Of
toWn.
Mi@ Filth Nelson Of Ceddss was m
over Sunday guest 1t the F. Patton
49, II Wagner.
1iss Class vent to Yankton Satur-
~ ~ - over Sunday visit with
fkiendss rstuFning Monday.
1Uo u Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Hoov-
80 IittJs girls. Lsss and Eunice, are
sertessly IN = pnsnnauia.
Wsslsy Msas has completed the SOW
h y III sasall grain md has com.
Esaead breaking 60 aerss Of prairie.
Get your horsehoeing and
repair work done - C. G. James
NJ. G. Kirkpatriek and family re.
turned from : visit with relatives and
friends q Washta, Iowa, Saturday
~.
lxs. r. W. Monlux Vas called q
Cilnsnn, Iows, ~ the serious illnesa
y ~ fatksr. lsaving On Tuesday
svunine's frsiGht.
eesale. : full blood White Ply
muotA Koek Coekzsls.
-l1ra. r s. Steele.
kfek. Wright Il handling the propo.
sftfm ksrs snd II you are planning On
uping spsak - him that good seats
- - sessFvsd.
1nkjsek = ~ Baptist church Sab.
$50 nsEnisg: Tbs Only Hope"
Eenine. s.Ihs Greatest Memorial
- I'D = wemxnL"
G - Babeoek lift Saturday morn
- ~ ~ lame It Rock Island. III.
olaw apendiag ssnss time here look
~ 49, ~ rsal estate boldines.
Wmeai. girl ~ gsnsral housework.
Now4king+ - pr week r. start
Mn. San6ays "a. e H. Hale.
Greenwood, 8. d. {
EssGyhody invitpd to attend the pie
soeiua 81 dnncs at J. Bothman's on
Sonning sysling. April 22nd. Pro-
$500 - - ~ hsnsft Of Rouss
sehsoi ~ =
~. 4. ~ HaGm q Huron preach
= - Wy sxcsllsnt sermons Il
- - at1sntiys audiences 1t tn
UnDtisk ehurek last SuDiay morning
- svsninCt
J. i KraIl, optieian, viii Be il
Wa0n@ ApriI -. md q to st glasses
!. /. Putnam u Sioux Falls
I y vin ~ II Wagner at Dr.
11nnrt's sGLes. wednesday,. April 18th
!. tEsot - sye. ear, nose m
tronk
xhsre VIII ~ : box social It th'
mkoc1 huiIdfng - Thursday evening
1rnlI m ~ pEoeseds viii - to Ii
HiekesoI kass baIl team. Ladie
- rlnmep1 y bring baskets
enrdfaIly invitsd.
HOR BALE
ro,i1snss pfopeEty II Wagner
8<7S 49, $500 T0tn 4 md q
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-21

For Sale, Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs. sue per setting. So per hundred.
Theodore Nelson,
miles north of Wagner.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-25
MOTORING IN THE SIERRA

It all goes to show how a miracle of yesterday becomes the commonplace of today Until within the last two years tine Sierra grades were consid- cred the supreme test for motor car drivers. For many owners even to at tempt thc trip was considered as much as a cars life was worth Then i'm proved roads and increased realization of motor car possibilities seemed to boost the Sierra routes almost in a day into the position of first popularity for automobile tours. Scores of machines began Co troop over the grades where scarcely one had gone before. In hahitants of little mountain settle mcuts who had previously inspected l chance ear with all the brcathlcss in tcrcst that a Halley's comet could in spirc. began to keep their chairs at the dinner table. even though the hOnkinG of horn and wild cacklinE of poultry proclaimed the passing of an autom"- bile Then the merchants of thcs same settlements began to have calls for various accessories. such as gaso- line and lubricating oil. At first they peered over their steel-rimmed spec tacles and shook their heads negative ly, while the lounGers rappod their
Arizona republican., 1911-08-25
WORLDS SUPPLY OF IRON ORE.

The total out put or iron ore all over the world is estimated at about 1OO- 000,000 tons. Upward pf onc-third of this enormous figures (36.00O.00O) is got in the United States; then follow crmany with 1S percent. the United
 Kingdom with II per cent; SD that only thirty-two pcr cent falls oD all other countries. But despite their high list of the producers of iron. England and Germand depend. tn an always growing extent, on the importation of iron ore from abroad. England gets about 6.500. 900. Germany. f.o0O.o00 tons of iron ore from the distant countries:
 France. that has only an output of j,5Oo. .0o0 tons. imports 1,5000o0. If we ask whence Germany and Great Britain are supplied with the ore for the sur plus of their iron production over their own output. we find sweden and Spain to stand in the first place. From the
Arizona republican., 1911-08-25
Hotel Snow
AND THE BEST
 STORY"
1t Concerned Joseph Jefferson and an Old Negro's Cabin-The President Vouched for It.. Although He Wasn't There when 1t
 Happened.

As is well known. former President Cleveland and Jefferson were great friends and frequent companions in fishing excursions saNs Francis Will sons biography of Joseph Jefferson This mutual preference for the same sport opened the intimacy between them and bought both men much hap pin,ss Respect fu the modcStv of Nr Cleveland forbids the statement here of much that Jefferson said of h,u. Nr Clclclaud's estimate of Jefferson has been given to the world In their fishing jaunts there were rules implied and expressed Thor" was -thc hour limit" for example. The boat once anchored remained so. no matter what fortune attrul,d. for ut least the space of am hour. Cunvrr- sati"n might always h' interrupted alb ruptly for good fishing. hut under loo circumstances. jt is related. could good fishing bc interrupted for cony,rsa- tluu.
 Con. of tho best stories I eyer heard in connection with Cleveland uud J,f- f,rsun was that "f a visit tho oN- president had paid between his two 
 N.sy lf.ria I.a. desiring to see am antchollum negro cabin. Jefferson con duct"J him to one. a Wr,tch,d affair. inhabited by an ord mamuy who might have been sixty or hundred. for all one could judge. The place was without ornament except campaign Autograph ui,tur" of Cleveland
 Nanny" said Jefferson. "whosc picture is that"
 "I doan' know ro' sho'." was the re- ply. but I think it's John q. Bap- tis'."
 wrote to Nr. Cleveland and asked him if Inc would kindly verify or dis prove the story. and received the fol- lowing:
 Tamworth. Y. IT. Aug. 1. 1905.
 And now at last to come to the point of your letter. l have heard Mir Jof- fors"n tell the story you mention. and so think it not only ought to he, but is in the main true. When | read your letter last evening I was little uncertain whether it was my picture the old negro had or that of some other crafty politician My wife. who is always right-aEainst the worId-says she. too. heard the story from Mir Jcffcrsns lips and that the picture was mine.
 was not present when the picture Was identified. was never in New Ibe- ria or that nciEhborhood with Mr. Jefferson, and have no relationship with the incident, except such as may bc derived from my striking r"somb- lance to John the Baptist. which have always perfectly well known.
 If you will eliminate the element of my personal presence. the story will be all right and you arc welcome to use it. and if you think my bodily presence necessary to give juiciucss to the story put me in, but understand the l" must be charged (" your account. not mine Yours very sincerely.
 GROVER CLEVELAND
Arizona republican., 1911-08-25

heels against the barrels on which they sat and Erinncd behind their hands Eut it aid mot continue a joke The gasoline tank began to pay bet ter than the grain bin. Today the wcll-stockcd accessories department of the many general merchandise stores that perch beside tn" various Sierra roads cIoqucntIy evidence the important growth of automobile tour ing in those parts. The carly fcuds between settlers and automobilists have been completely dispelled through q greater regard cultivated by the latter for the formers safety and the realization but recently reached by the rural inhabitant that the coming of the auto means much for the develop ment of his locality. No motorist in clincd to show due courtesy and civil ity need now fear any inconvenience from the people who live throughout the Sierra-Earle She'll in Sunset Magazine.