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

MIR. Geo. Drips died at Sioux City
this week and was buried here Wednes
day. Obituary next week.
At a meeting of the Wagner firemen
at the fire house on Monday evening,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: G. G. James, cheif
and trea,; Wm O'Niel, assistant
chief; Chester Trumbo, foreman; H.
w. Orr, assistant fore II. C..
Schnei Ter. secretary.
For sale, choice seed wheat, seed
oats and seed barley
L. A. Hlckethier.
Remember the dance at the Aclo, on
Monday evening. Last dance before
lent.
G. c. Clausen went over to Armour
last week and closed a deal with DR..
LaShier for his drug business in that
city. Mr.. Clausen informs US that he
does not intend to move his family Of
Armour, but has purchased a motor
cycle with which to make trips be-
tween the two towns when he so de-.
sires. The Leader wishes him abund-
ant success in his new venture.
Beginning March 18th I Will test
your ere am and pay you the cash at
the time of delivery. "A. j. Gwarz.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Nicholas Mackinstadt by a num-.
Der of his little friends at the family
home on Saturday evening of las
week. The evening was ~enjoyably
spent in playing games, snd after
having partaken of dainty refresh
ments the little guests departed for
their several homes, feeling that
they had be en- finely entertained.
A few of her little lady friends
gave Miss Bessie Fenzl a very agree
able surprise at her home on Tuesday
evening. The little maideis were
royalty entertained by their hostess,
and at ten o'clock a dainty lunch was
served, after which the guests depart
ed with best wishes for Miss Bessie
and also her mother. who aided in
maj ing the evening a pleasant one for
all.
Do you have an Accident Policy? If
not why not get n from the wagner
Real Estate Co?
On Wednesday evening of this week
Evangelist Bromley gave over the
greater part Of the time to the Wagner
high school, making it ''high school
night" The pupils were divided into
two bodies which marched into the op.
era no Sc. n body on either side, Civ
ing their school yells. They marched
to their positions in the front rows. A
short program was carried out, the
first number being a song by the CHOIR
US which was very fine, followed by a
vocal selection by the high school
sextette, the members of which wers
as follows: Misses Eula Farley, Ma
BILE Kirk, May Morse, Eva Towseni,
L ura Patton and Wanda Baker, Miss
Belle Phillips at he piano. This was
very pleasing AMI brought forth a hear
ty encore, but the girls were unable to
re pond, not having anticipated the
need Of supplying themselves with
music for more than one number. The
final number was furnished by the
Wagner juvenile six-plece orchestra.
These little people pleased the audi
ence AID responded TO a hearty encore.
The Instrumentation was !: Miss Aleda
Cole and Terrence George, ~violins, Noel
Pinard andj Elgin George, comets,
Kenneth tPinard,:. alto, with Miss
Mary Boyn ton at the piano.
FIRST NOTICE.
Pay your taxes at the First State
Bank.
For Sale.-Ore thoroughbred regis
tered Snorthorn bull, three years old.
pedigree furnished, also one Poland
China boar, n year old. Also pure
bred Barred Plymouth Rock cockreIs.