The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
DAKOTA STATE NEWS

uct ScNFttdfN L.. a 1E<1I Af&AitR- uac ia
stituted a summer camp for Pierre
boys on Medicine creek. Is miles east OF
here. The creek Is ar a high stage at
present and excellent for boating. fish
ing and swimming. Chapel will DO
held daily. as will calisthenic drills.
Board and accommodations are fur
nished at cost. about S. per week.
From 50 to 30 boys have Joined tie
camp.
ESTELLINE - Arrangements ave
been made for a great gathering OF
members of the turner's grange in
this part of the state. to be held Fri
day OF this week in what is known as
Culbertson's grove, a delightful spot
sorEe miles from here. The business
sessions will be held in a monster
tent A fine program has been pre-
pared.
BALTTC-whar will De known as
Westside Nidaros church was dedicated
near here with elaborate ceremonies. in
charge of Rev. Mr.. Wagness, of Story
City. Ia, president of the Iowa dis
trict. assisted by Rev. Mr.. SoIum. OF
Sioux Falls, and Rev. Mr.. Rodsater,
of Brandon. and other leading clergy
men OF the church.
PIERRE-As the result u the con-
ference between the railway commits
sion. the railway and citizens held at
Timber Lake the Milwaukee has aged
to install a daily mixed train service
along the Timber Lake-Isabel ranch
Those living along the line have fought
for this service ever since its construc-
tor.
HURON-Two former Sioux city
Young men We're honored by the United
Commercial Travellers OF the jurisdic-
ton of South Dakota at the first an
- a~.sn h,-ll 81 yxv.N~ ~.
a0-3f. L r. Campbell was chosen as
grand councillor and Frank Farrell rs
grand secretary. Both now live in
Huron.
ABERDEEN-The members of the
Aberdeen fire department have asked
the city commissioners to increase the
salaries OF members OF the department. |
The sala RES asked for are. Captain. |
$50 a month: lieutenant. SIS; engineer. |
$50: firemen, first six months. $50: after !
first six months, $50; after one year, |
$40.
PAPkER-The Turner county old
settlers annual meeting will be held
Thursday. June s. at Monroe. DIR. VIM. |
Wallace, OF Parker. will give the ad-
dress. A baseball match between the
Parker n Monroe clubs will be q
feature of the occasion.
PARKER-Dr. A. Il. Marshall. pres
ident Of the Omaha Theological semin-
ary. will address the Mems SUNDAY
Evening club Of the Presbyterian
church on the occurrence OF their an
nuai picnic al Brookings grove, Thurs
day evening, June s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been
for the annuai conference, of
the Dano-Norwegfant Baptists of
South Dakota. which Will be held in
Wakonda- commencing June 5 and
ending June = y good attendance Is
for.
LENNOX-Mr. and Mrs. Anton CT
highly respected and pioneer res
idents OF this section. have Just ceie-
bratcd their golden wedding a~nniver-
sary, Both are bale and hearty and
reside on their own farm. three miles
from Lennox.
CANOVA-The Commercial club has
a o grading machine
preparatory to improving the highways
In this vicinity and doing its share
toward the state automobile highways
are 10 pass through the town
MOUNT VERNON-The date for tbs
Old Settlers picnic and celebration.
originally fixed for June Is. has beer
changed to June %. because the orig
ina date cOnf1icted with the annual;
school election and other events
1-1N dfTlDgFfH1anTat
are being made for the annual picnic !
ami celebration of the ODD Settlers as
ISOLATION OF Lincoln county. which viii,
be held in Canton on JEne 20. An elab-
crate program is being prepared.
YANKTON-The funeral OF Pauli
W~ashabaugh. drowned Memorial day
o place Saturday afternoon from
the home. privately. on ot the
condition of the young mans
mother. Mrs. f. Z. Washhaugh.
ALCESTER Death came suddenly
10 Mrs Ernest Ludwig. a PROMINENT
OF the farming region near Al
During the night she sufrereii
a stroke of app0plexy and was souEo
dead IN bed N the morning.
WASHINGTON. d. C.-Lewis Lar
Of Sioux Falls. assistant clerk tc
Senator Crawford's committee OF
claims. Won first honors in the national
of law schools. Blackstone
for the junior class.
CROW CREEK AGENCY-wizi. one
of the most prominent Of the older
Indians on this reservation. died
at his home. aged ST. For a period al
30 years he had been II church mern-
PIZRRE-Goyernor Nessey has is
sued a proclamation designating Fri
day. June Ia. 1912. as Flag day. ane
ealing upon the entire citizen body for /
q general observance Of the same.
TRANSPORTING Farmers Eleva-
tor company. which recently was or
here. has secured a site and
ahout June Is will m n work
OF erecting. = grain elevator.
LE10LA-Frank Wesley has been an
chief of police. He viii moi.
have much spare time. for in addition
to preserving the peace he viii havs
charge of the waterworks system and
street work.
PtERRE-Tne Western Assurance
and the Briiish-American In.
nranc company OF Toronto, Canada
been licensed to write nre insur-
anee In South Dakota.
LAKE PRESTON-Extenstve i'm
provements are being made to the mu-
risipal waterTorks system. which Is
made ~up-to-date in every re-
ipscf.
WHITE LAKE-E. C. George. late
sf Wagner. has leased the plant OF the
County Standard, "a local week
newspaper. and viii conduct Ii in
The future.