The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-05-03

Frsd Maynard Of Tyndall was il
Wagner Monday and Tuesday.
WIN. sHinkley Has bought the Since
ton pool ball, taking possession May
1st.
G. A. Axteil. Of Trent, has taken q
position with G. F. Dresselhuys in his
garage.
Mrs. B. v. Morgan was teaching
thin week in the place of Miss Kelly,
who was sick.
The card club met at the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Cameron
on Friday evening of last week.
Lake Andes elected their first set Of
officers az q city April 3Oth, E. r.
Remington being elected as mayor.
A. C. knight ID planning some
startling trade introducing features
for the near future in his hardware
bu1iness. Watch for his ads.
Deputy u. S. Marshal Chapman was
in the city Thursday and arrested Hen
ry R%ickgauer upon a charge of unlaw-
ful sale of liquors at Springfield.
A rafting good ball team came up
from Avon last Sunday. No one knew
they were coming, but a pick mp nine
met them and got n to their eleven
scores.
The Dante Reporter made its first
appearance last week and q very cred
liable little sheet. G.. B. Welchman
is publisher and Miss M. A. Hardy
editor.
The basket social given by the base
ball boys of the high school last Fri
day was a success. A fine time was
enjoyed and over SIC Melted the associ-
alton.
s. L. Gable returned Tuesday eve
ming from Rochester. Mimi. where he
had taken his little daughter for treat
ment in the Mayo Bros. hospital. Mrs.
Gable remained at Rochester with the
little girl. Mr.. Gable informs US that
Gladys is not improving as fast as
they had hoped. but that the doctors
feel quite confident Of her Ultimate
recovery.
Owing to rush of business the adver.
tisement of the Wagner Nero. Co.
does not appear in this issue. Pat.
rons Of that store must not get the
idea from the non-appearance of the
I'D. that this popular establishment has
ceased business, for such is not the
case. but it will be found at TIE same
old stand W. ready to give to its
customers the best of everything fol
the least money. al
Albert Hennies, who is shingling the
opera house, met with a little accident
last week that might have proved
much more serious. The wind, which
you will remember was blowing some
hundred miles an hour, caught the
bunch of shingles he was carrying on
his shoulder and nearly threw him
down. His index finger caught ia
the band which fortunately broke.
A it was he got of with q badly
sprained finger.
The Southern Baptist Association OF
South Dakota will meet at thu Wagne,
Baptist church next week, beginning
Monday evening at 1850. with q rec
option for delegates and visitors. Tues
day morning at 3 o'clock the business
session will open. A large number OF
noted speakers will be present. among
them DR.. E. F. Jordan. president of
Sioux Falls College. DR.. C. S.
Thoms. Of Vermillion. and others, all
OF whom you will enjoy hearing, will
he here until the session closes. We'd
nesday evening Or. Proper, of Omaha.
Nebraska. will speak on Missions. Be
sure and attend each service or you
will miss a treat. Everyone is cor
daily | ,vited to attend.
The many friends of Miss Bessie
Crotty. learning of her intended de-
parture Of Monday for her home in
Iowa, gave her q surprise party the
latter part of last week. at the pleas
ant home Of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Mag, whom she has been visiting for
some time. Music, dancing and other
amusements were the features of the
evenings entertainment. At about IL