The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-04-12

A. n. Peass renewed old aequaint-
ances here over Sunday. Mr.. Pease
was one Of the early residents of Wag-
nsr. He brought the liew Era here
when the town was first started and
edited it for some years, also serving
Gle town a. postmaster. Mr.. Pease
il now living in Minneapolis and is
srayeling for a company that is put
ting in a new bsidge on the Jim river
near Yankton.
The fremen are meeting with good
success in the sale of the tickets for
their dance Friday e, ening-and they
should. Those who dance should buy
tickets so that they can enjoy the good
time that is assured. The music will
be furnished by the Tyndall five-piece
orchestra and supper will be served at
the Vera. Those who do not dance
ought to buy tickets to help the fire
organization. You can't tell when
they will be called out to help you.
"Topsy Turvy," the home talent
play put on by the ladies of the
Cemetery association. occurred We'd
nesday evening at the opera house. A
large audience greeted the performers
and enjoyed the performance to the
utmost. Every person in the cast was
we'll adapted to his part and did credit
to himself and the association. The
receipts of the evening were $1O2.7 rs
and will be a great help to the ladies
iR.the commendable work of improv-
ing the cemetery.
The Office of county judge is one of
far greater Importance than is COM
monty supposed and the voters should
consider we'll the qualifications of the
man who is to hold that position. He
should be, first of all, q man of k now
ledge and experience in the law and
one who, if elected, will be able t.
pSoperly attend to the duties of that
office. Hon. T. F. Ward has filled
this Office to the entire satisfaction o.
the county for nearly four years, ant
is certainly entitled. 1T least, to tn
endorsement of his party at the prim
AIRY.
MRS. /. E. Wright entertained th,
Priscilla club Thursday at her home
Part of the enjoyable afternoon wa
spent in visiting and embroidery work
Each member was then given q cut U
design in the club colors which wa
finally put together correctly by Mrs
A. G. Cochran, who received as
favor a pieced pillow of the design
An attractive course luncheon wa
served in the dining room at fiv'
O'clock. Mrs. T. Bonesteel was
guest of the club. Mrs. w. e. Kirk
patrick will entertain the club Apr
18th.
Jack kaberna left Thursday morning
for Lincoln, Neb., to join the Ante
lopes in their fight for the Yves ter
League pennant. Nearly every pei
son in this section of the country ha
seen Jack play ball and knows him to
be q player of exceptional ability. H,
signed q contract in January to pla.
shcrtstop and, receiving his trans
portation by wire Wed evening
he started at once and Joined the team
to try out for his new position. Jacl
has the ability and if things breal
right for him We r sur he will max,
good in fast company.
The federal grand jury which recent
" convened at Sioux Falls returned
j Indictments against ten persons il
Chares Mix county upon char ges Of in,
Producing liquor upon the Yankton In.
dian reservation. Those indicted are
Walter Smeeton. Ed. Keene, VIM.
Boyd IN d Martin Baker, of Wagner
G. r. Perrin, Dante Dave Harrington
and Geo. Gilligan. Ravinia. and VIM.
Jones, John Snyder and Jas. GlynR,
Lake ANDES. Ed. Keene and Vim.
Boyd have entered pleas of guilty.
The others will probably be tried al
the present term of u. s. court.
ARBOK DAY APRIL 10.