The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-09

Franz Potter chief rf,=t11aTis 81 the
light plant, had the misfortune a short
time ago to fall from one of the gas
producers and featured two ribs. At
present we are GLAD to state he is able
Ia be on duty again
Say Do you know thai the Wagner
| Real Estate Co., represents one OF the
best and cheapest Monument Com
~uanies. ia the northwest We hand
Ell the Famous Monticello Granite, Most
Beautiful, Strongest. Most Enduring
and the Best Granite in the World.
Call i'm and get our prices, and see
our latest designs, before placing your
order.
All those who intend sowing flax
this season should not fail to see W..
&c. Dolahne for their seed. He still
has on hand a quantity o. fax that he
would rather sell for seed thar on the
market, as it Is the remainder OF all
the best seed raised in this part of the
country. So engage your fax seed if
YOU are going to need any, and secure
home grown seed which is the best to
SOW every time.
Our cash system is meeting with
| the approval of our old customers. We
invite prospective buyers to come in
and let us show you that it will be to
your advantage to trade with US.
-Stedronsky Bros. Go.
Fire Chief C. C. James has issued a
call for a meeting to be held at he fire
house next Monday evening for the
detection of officers for the fire compa-
my for the year 1912 1t is earnestly
desired that as many a. possible can,
be present, as there are some matters
lof Importance to be discussed and dis
posed of. The fire ladies of Wagner
have always been very prompt and
defective IN battling fires in the past,
and it is hoped to materially improve
on the present conditions.
IF you have anything to sell see
Downing.
p. j. O'ConneIl and little daughter
Inez, returned Saturday from an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
I'm New York and Pennsylvania They
visited Miss Cathleen O'Connell, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connell,
VINO is staying with her aunt in New
York City and studying mdsic. We
might remark here that Miss O'Con-
nell was one of Prof. Lakes pupils
before going to that city. haEing TAX
en- her first Instructions from him, and
was allie wed to proceed in the consetva-
tory there without Being put back"
Sioux Falls now has two beet and
pork packing establishments. Sulz-
burger and Sons, who operate large
concerns in Chicago and other eastern
ointts, started operations in Sioux
Falls February first We are pleased
to have such enterprises locate in
ISoulh Dakota, and it is up to the geo
pie to patronize them. That will pro-
baby mean more railroad building in
the near future, with Sioux Falls as
the center. We must have a direct
Iline this way, with good service, be-
fore any Shipments of livestock will
go that way. Sulzburger and Sons
are recognized as not being in the
trust, and that being so one would
naturally think that their operating
in this section of the country would
advance the prices of livestock in this
~secion. Let US hope for the affirmative.
List your wants with Downing.
The belmont Record made mention
last week of the loss of the Farmers
elevator at Geddes by fire. 1t made a
bad bluoder when it stated this eleva-
tor mad never been very great sue
cess and would likely never he rebuilt.
We happened to be in Geddes when
the ruins we're still smoldering and
many farmers we're coming to town
to see the heap of ashes anu debris of
the building, for the first time, and all
the remarks We heard were of an as
suring nature with reference to recon-
~struction. The farmers are not DOWN.
hearted over this little loss, and on yht
to be GLAD that it happeaed at this time
of the year, so as to give them time
to have a new elevator completed by
the time the next crop is ready for