The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-16

Dave Hiner returned this week from
Hot Springs, Ark, While there h4
saw Messrs. Harvey and Schhose and
families. Dave seems to De much
improved in healta.a as he is much more
active and spry than he was before his
trip to that health resort.
Pay your taxes ut the First State
Bank. Tney become delinquent on
March first.
Edwin Palmer came up from near
Gree ,wood Monday, enroute to Geddes,
where he is d juror. Mr.. Palmer had
not been in our city for nearly a year
ant expressed himself as well satisfied
with the growth of Wagner. We like
to have Peep e scatter boquets in that
way.
DR.. Putnam of Sioux Falls. a special.
ist in Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat will be in Wagner. at tn G
Office of DR.. Stuart, Wednesday, Feb.
28h. One day only.
TIE Priscilla club had a very de-
lightful meeting at the home of Mrs.
l.. w. Abbot last Thursday. The
afternoon was very pleasantly spent
in conve,s a Ion and needlework. At
five o'clock the hostess served an ex-
cellent three course luncheon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. G. F.
Dresselhuys.
For Sale.-My house and two lots,
good well and barn, for $500.
2-9.2t pd. Charles Sterba.
Thomas McCabe and Mrs. T. F. Long
returned the first of this week from
Caledonia, Min, where they were call
ed to attend the funeral Of Their faith
er. The elderly gentleman (75 years.
had been making his home in Chicago
with a daughter for a number of years
and until the end came. The bereaved
relatives have the sympathy of a host
OF friends.
Cash is King, credit is a tyrant.
Come in and let us convince you.
-Stedronsky Bros. Co.
w. Quinn of Westfeld, Wis. came
here some time ago and remain ed until
Tuesday buying horses. At tt at time
he had bought as head of good horses
which he shipped out. Mr.. Quinn
came here upon the solicits tion of
Silas Jones, and for which we want to
thank Mr.. Jones and hope that the pur-
chases made here will prove profit
able to Mr.. Quinn. We ant a
market for what we have to sell.
If it's Hail Insurance you " ant. let
the Wagne r Real Estate Co. write it
for you.
Down in 1.-THE old A. j. Baker feed
barn is wnere w. H. Alexander has
gone into business and it is breaking
and bringing under contr oil horses and
mules that are too much for ordinary
mortars. He is now ready for all such
work., and any n having any
thing in his line had better see him
and make arrangements with him to
do that job of horse breaking that
might be too much for you. MI.
alexander is an, old hand at the bust
ness.
For Sale One front counter and
one back counter with glass on, will
sell cheap. Lock Box BIB.
Dean Thomas ]. Sterling of Vermil-
lion, candidate for the United States
senate. spoke to a large and enthusiast
tic audience in the opera house IN
Wagner Tuesday Afternoon Mr..
Sterling spoke of the drift of politics
between the ruling and the ruled
classes and convinced his hearers that
he is in favor Of making all the people
rulers-in other words, eq' al rights to
all Mr.. Sterline's speech was well
received by the w agner people. HIS
support will be especially strong in
to rural distr cts.
Rem lember the Sunday after
noon service at the opera house
For a II classes, all come. Service
begin S at 7:I5