The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-21

Iowa, Monday TO visit relatives.
Miss Viola Mol, who has been at
tending school at Springfield, is home
for the summer vacation.
The Mixers and ASH Growers played
ball at Sam Berry's last Saturday. The
score was five to SIX in favor of the
Mixers.
Get q new top on that old buggy
or carriage. We can fit them al with
tops made to order at all prices.
c. C. James.
Wagner's representatives in the
Good Roads meeting at Yanton Friday
were Jacob Buus, l.. M. Gable and +.
s. Strohbehn.
Came to my place on Saturday. June
Is, six head of horses and two mules.
Owner can have same by proving prop
erty, paying for damages. keep and
this notice. Charles Lager, l mile
northwest of Wagner.
Lee Kepler. who has been for some
time employed as q barber in the Cof-
er shop, left Thursday morning for
Howard, S. D. Mr.. Keplsr's hsa lth
khas not been good of late and his in
~tention is to devote the summer to re-
operating.
To the public-We wish to thank
the many kind friends who gave US
their valuable assistanc in the recent
Wolfe's Piano Contest thus helping
Us to win the magnificent Upton piano
~ q prize. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. Trox-
ell and family.
Miss Marie Karmut and Anthony
Statsny were married last Sunday
morning in the Catholic church. Faith
er Twohig o~ficiati.I g. Miss Kormut
came to this country last month. Mr..
Statsny has been employed for some
time in the Farmers Lumber Yard.
They have gone to housekeeping in
South Wagner.
In the school election Tues lay DR..
Frink was reelected as q member Of
the school board receiving 125 votes.
Henry Schneider was elected as the
new member. receiving 213 votes out
of the 273 cast. These gentlemen will
serve we'll as members Of the board
and The Post co~ngratulates them on
the magnificent endorsement they have
received at the hands of the citizens of
the city, and feels no hesitancy in also
congratulating the city on having such
able men to look after the interests of
the schools as is the present board in
it's entirety. The election attracted a
great deal of interest and a large vote
was cast. The women especially
turned out in large numbers. All of
which demonstrates that our people
take an active interest in the welfare
of U schools.
The Gate City Bakery has been
working on several improvements re-
Gently which as soon as completed will
make of this the best equipped bakery
in this part Of the state. A brick
bake shop, absolutely fireproof, has
Just been built, in which is now being
installed a full and complete bakery
equipment, consisting of bake oven,
po%wer-driven mixer, gasoline engine
and all necessary and convenient bak-
ing p~araphernalia. This institution
has, by the high class of bakery goods
turned out in the past. built up a spen-
did business, and with the added fac
%illities, that business must increase.
Bacer & Hrbek, the present proprie.
tors, have recently leased the business
to John Salem, of Beresford, who will
take charge about July LIST. Mr..
Salem is an experieced baker and no
doubt will keep up the standard Of ex-
~cellence maintained by the present
firm.
| Last Saturday was Wolfe's Day and
he made q whirlwind success Of it.
We have seen a good many piano con
tests but none that were closed with
so much enthusiasm, flourish and feel
ing of general good will az this one
was. The many free attractions
= brought an immense crowd into towr
1.-THE largest that has been here since
Labor Day, not excepting circus day
, last month. Ice cream and cookies
. were served to all who came to the
store du ring the afternoon. 1t tool