The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-01
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Me8 JssD~s Br s.sh sss f~ssS very fsi
dgrIax III psst se&k, but j. no~ mach
byts<r.
Henry P<kirx Is moving Il fOss.
Nb<re b. viii farm the coming year-
George 4. Kirk eame 0oxn from
Pate 5sncSy snd spent the day
Whiting BIZ brother IN this city
TEE Wagner FIRE company have de-
ssiced 70 gise their zaDgaI bs u or Fri
dsy SsenipK, April 18Th. Everything
posssbse will be nOne 10 make this ore
Of the Aiggesf social events Of the sss-
SON.
The ladies of the cemetery sssOcis-
tion Of Wagner will give a supper
Saturday March 2Dd, In Ms. Strob's
d5nSng psrgors. Will serve rom s TO
8 !. m Price Is cents. Everybody
j invited.
Announcements were received jn
! Wagrer this week Of the marriage of
M ~ Beatrice Pinsrd ard Mr.. Acolph
A. Ramps. al Los Angeles, Cal. or
February 18Th. The b. ide in o niece
OF Dir. Pjnsrd Of this city, ard is well
and fzvorably known In Wagner.
A number OF his friends went 10
/ Wheeler the FIRST Of the week and
paid the $500 fine imposed upon Harry
X spasrt for assault and battery by
Judge Trip at the recent term of
corrt. lie returned to Waga er on
Sunday.
Hon. Frank Trunsbo Of B~eIyidere,
accompanied ny his daughter, Mrs. j.
u. Eouza, OF TypcaII. arrived in Wag-
ner "Wednesday evening for a short
VISIT with his children here ard to re-
new acquaintance with Wagner
friends.
p. A. Tiossord. an attorney at Platte
has announced himself az a republican
candidate for county jrdge. his ar
-nouncement appearing in this issue Of
the Leader With the present in
cnmbsnt, Z. r. Ward, also in the race.
the people will have to make a choice
between two GOOD men.
Jess Rhodes of CorrectionyilIe, Iowa
arrived In Wagner last week ard will
spend some time visiting his sister.
Mrs. Harry Strayer, and family. Mr..
Rhodes is a cornet player of excep-
tienai ability and will play with ard
be much help to the Wagner band the
cor ing summer.
ID. b. Coffman went down to Green
wood Monday expecting tn lease some
land, bit when he got there he was in
formed that such business could on y
be done on Tuesday. Thursday ard
saturday Of each wees. Anyone want
ing to Jesse land should keep this 10
mind and save . long drive for
nothjng.
Wesley Metz was = Leaeer caller on
Tuesday OF this week He recently re-
turneud from an EXTENDED visit with
relatives and friends in Illinois and
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Metz tells rs
that back where he was the worst
winter experienced for many years
prevailed there this year. the therno-
nstor regi 'tering AZ low as 80 below
zero.
Any man with q business turn Of
mind can readily see that money boz
rLwed ut 10 per cert per annum is
heap when Ii can be made to earn "a
per cent per n onth. Your money will
.srn you u per cent by buying your
hardware, harness, oils, paints. glass,
xindmills. pumps. pipe. fittin 90. cream
operators. gasoline engines, etc. at
sedronsky Bros. Co.'S.
DR.. SadIer was called to Tyndall
first of the week to inspect some
horses Of emigrants shipping to
Montana. The rush to Montana is on
and will continue until sill the good
land there ID taken up and improved.
A cold wave hit this section the
first Of the week, but was not severe.
There was no snow fell and the wind
not very high. Reports. from
states east and south Of us indicate
that those sections have experienced
one OF the worst storms Of the season.
Pat Lyons. one Of the big farmers
and stockmen between here and Der
mont, wa In our city w ednesday or
1is way to Sioux City with q a Of
Eat stock. Az the auto show 10 on
his week Ut the city. we would not be
surprised TO see Pat the vie of a
Joy wagon when he returns. as he
needs one badly too In his business.
While talking with him about feedi, 6
cattle. MI. Lyons inform ID u that
ne intends to build three silos during
the ummer and after that feed cattle
the year round. People In this section
of the state are very much interested
In silos and q number will probably be
erected during the m
Mrs. G. r. D-esselhuys entertained
the Priscilla club on Thursday Of last
week. yne weather being very
pleasant there was = large attendance
and the ladies' enjoyed the afternoon