The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23
DAKOTA STATE NEWS


- the country, viii this year have .
practical feunnssrzrton Of tina fact that
Uncle Sam In q generous white father
The government authorities on n reser-
vzt1Cur In acrnr1znca with instructions
from Washington, now are calling rhe at
tsat1cn Of contractors TO the fact that
with the opening Of sprtng q large NUM-
her Of modern dweIIIng houses viii be
erected al different points IN t1e reserva-
ton for the Indians These new dwell
tngz will ftsDIars the log and other prfmt-
tive houses IN winch TIE Indians have
lived and will enable them 10 1--we IN
white ma1" fashion
DALLASLThe itinerary Of George ".
Egans candidate for governor. through the
Rosebud country has been announced as
foEEGEs- Her-tck. Monday evening March
IL B0nez-eeL Tuesday afternoon. March
Il Fairfax, Tuesday evening. March =:
Wednesday afternoon, March
L. Burke Wednesday evening. March 3.
Dallas. Thursday evening. March IL The
above places are all towns IN Gregory
county His Trip county dates are as
March IA. Winner. Friday afternoon
March e: Carter. FRIDAY evening March
u ~ftrsn- Saturday afternoon March
IA This win make 10 speeches for IL.
Eszn In the Rosebud country.
fANKTON-Spr1ng building operations
opened In Yznk-1n this week when the
Fred Donaldson upa commenced
tearing DOWN the small frame buildings
east Of their big establishment. ar the
completion Cf which they Will erect q
s1yAs addition to their present com
niodtouz quarters Excavations were
made last fail for the new Elk home 70
COST EsTa. and work will begin on the
structure In a few days. Funds ara being
raised for the new Catholic hnsustaI
which when cnrnpEeted. Will cost U.s.. ss-
a sfAAsae wing Of which IL - hoped viii
De commenced this spring.
PTERRE-Goverzor vessey has named
as Delegates TO the National Drainage
congress. which meets az New Orleans.
La April 10 10 Z, the following list OF
gentlemen C. J.. Bach. Hurley. p A
L0Ilman, Alexandria. J. H waskay,
Madison; J. W Campbell. Huron; Samuel
Denton Brttr0n: z s. Brown, CastlewouG:
Lee Slower, WarertGwnx c. T. N0voruy.
Fsrkron1 J. L Nelson. Mitchell: r 8
CufherrsCn- Mitchell; H Z. Dawes. Full
ton. p. w Peterson, vernfIFson; George
Starring. Brookings. J. H Gates. Sioux
FAILS W. L Yeama1s. Chamberlain.
ABERDEEN-Rev. W. Kraushaar. Of
Aberdeen. performed the ceremony unit
ing john Frfske and Miss Lena Osrer.
Eureka young people. who had driven so
miles overland as fast as a pair of horses
could travel FOR that purpose. Frfske
wO0ed and won Miss Oster. but failed to
get the approval Of her parents. Then he
came To Aberdeen. where he secured a DO
s1Tton and prepared a hsme for her. On
Tuesday he procured a marriage license
here 4 then departed for Eureka. She
WAS waiting far him, and they drove TO
Aberdeen
LEAD@ settlement cut Of court was
made by Mrs Nellie p. Rose in her suit
against the superior lodge Of the knight
OF Pythtas for Insurance on the death of
her husband Charles Rose. here last SUM-
mer- Rose committed suicide and his
widow demanded the sz.@0 amount Of the /
policy The company refused PAYMENT on /
the ground that ne had taken as lie two
years after taking cut the policy and the
suicide clause covered three years. II Is
understood that the settlement was for
ssa.
ABERDEEN-The Milwaukee railroad
announces thai the line between Aberdeen /.
and Summit. & D, viii be dOubIe-trackec
during the coming year. The distance &c
be ccuble-tracked is about Is miles, and
Thomas H Strate, Of Chicago, assistant
engineer in the construction department.
has already arrived 10 Aka charge of the
work He VIII maintain offices in Aber-
deem while the construction work is going
on The road plans TO double track the
entire line between Minneapolis and
Aberdeen.
WHITE OWL~A particularly sad case
TO notice here a few Gays ago
the death Of the I1-months-oId
infant son OF R--M- CARTER. Of some un-
now1 disease. after an illness Of 10 days.
As IL "a 80 miles to the nearest doctor.
and the family almost destitute. nome
could be had TIE father is a victim Of
consumption and worked for the North
western al Huron as a swstchman until
forced to stop labor. He has a wife and
four chflG-en TO support and lives on a
claim near here.
CAETON-The ski club at Augustana
college, Canton. will hold its second ski
tournament February IT'S at 2 o'clock
p. m The hill. which is a natural one.
Is one OF the best IN the country. It's To-
is SO favorable that considerable
warm weather cannot interfere with the
A number Of the best skiers of the
viii participate, SO that the
is expected to De one of the
this season All skiers are invited %
AXE part
DEADWOOD-Theodore Wfrfh. suuerin-
tendent of parks In Minneapolis, Is in the
to supervise the laying out OF the
new city park here which is to be made
this spring. Mr.. Wirth changed much of
Inc plans already suggested and at his
suggestion, a slight change for artistic
effect VIII be made IN the auditorium
building plans. II ts hoped to have the
new park Laid out and ready for use this
FAITH-At a special election to vote on
! proposition TO incorporate as a village.
Incorporation carried by a vote of 40 to &.
4 special election viii be held In a few
lays TO elect a set Of officials to serve
he new town until the regular spring
Faith is the terminus of one Of
he branch lines of the Milwaukee rail-
Dad, running southwest from Mobridge.
TWO previous efforts TO incorporate failed.
ABERDEEN-Grey wolves are doing
considerable damage In portions OF Per-
Iins county. along the South Grand river.
n the vicinity OF Dayiston several head
II young cattle and two horses have been
tiled by the wolves. II 10 probable a
volt roundup viii be organized
SIOUX FALLSLMrs. Emerson TruIock
wife Of q prominent farmer living near
Ilkton, was seriously burned by the ex-