The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-05-03

J. W. Robinson went to Beresford
Wednesday.
For Sale-Ssed Potatoes Early
ohios. Phone SO.
MI. Hebron and family moved into
the R. J. Taylor house this week.
Miss Wayne Zolnowskys spent Sun
day with Miss Albins Janda at Dante.
J. G. Hickman Is working for
George A. Baker. at the Wagner
garage.
e. G. George and wife went over to
Plankinton last Saturday in their car,
returning Tuesday night.
Alvin Olson, cashier Of the Ameri-
q Exhange Bank at Brlstow. Neb.,
was in Wagner Wednesday.
John Tsplet, Of Tnydall. the "Old
Style man, who il well known here.
was operated on for appendicitis last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frederick came
up from Greenwood Saturday and
went to Ravinia, where they spent
Sunday.
Ira Steele was at Dante Friday and
was 30 busy talking politics that he
never did know when the evening train
pulled out.
1t is a poor excuse Of an old hen. If
permitted to run loose in town. that
can not make at least one enemy out
of q good ncighbor.
Prof. R. L. Crosswait was in Wag-
lei last Saturday looking afer the
interests of his candidacy Ms co unity
superintendent of schools.
Everyone is interested in an item
of news. II you know Of any local
happenings that are not generally
known, communicate the fact to this
Office.
The ladies Of the GAR. will hold q
business meeting at Odd Fellows hall
on Saturday afternoon, May 4th, at 8
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present.
The advertising = Of the Yankee
Robinson show was here Tuesday night
and ~plastered the town with hig May
l4ths. They put up some pictures also
that interest the young-and some who
IRE not so young.
In this issue Of The Post appears
the financial statements Of the First
State Bank and the Wagner State
Bank of Wagner and the Security
State Bank " Dante. Each Of these
limitations show an increase over
their last report.
Rev. John Schroeder, formery the
Baptist minister in Wagner, was
here from Huron last Sunday. In the
morning he filed the pulpit NJ the
Methodist church for Mr.. Underwood.
who was sick. IN the evening ht
preached 1t the Baptist church.
G. A. Cochran, : brakeman, had
the misfortune to fall from the top Of
! freight car in the yards here Tues.
day and broke his arm just above the
wrist. IT was such . bad break that
II il had not been fur the skin and
mussles II would have broken It clear
of.
The bass fishing season opened Wed.
nesday and II was : day at to tempt
one to get out with rod and reel. even
II he doesn't like to fish. We noticed
that W. +. Coughlip. E. c. Schneider,
Judge Keedy and J. v. Janda went ur
to the lake, and doubtless many Others
vert also.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pigsley and Mr..
and Mrs. W.. B. Martin, Of Springfield.
came over TO Wagner BY auto to at
tend the Odd Fellows celebration.
Frank st. Pierre and wife drove down
from Lake Andes. ami Ira Steele
and John Bundy came down by train
from the Lake.
Six examines plodded through the
pleasures Of Z rural carriers examina.
tion in Wagner last Saturday. They
were lobe Barada. Lee BLACK and
Dwight Hotchkiss. Of Gedoes, and Jos.
eph E Farley, Jsns C. Clausen and
Benz. w. Kellison. Of Wagner. Each
succeeding sscarrier's exam seems to b
harder. So far the authorities hlve
not added either calculus or astron.