The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-03-01

sra ran to their sssIEssSzte. Sn-
rescued The bog tyoeD The col. water.
and By paencrinss pfsseDee nsnc ard
sp%ery aetiOn restored b IN 10 eo1-
sesgusness nit in . half t08r. II was
q nsrros ssespe sbe little tots had
with their lives. but they seem nOse
the worse for their sx~perie0cc now.
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oar readers ~bo are contemplating the
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that STEDROSSkY BROS. co. have
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WEEn. ONLY. commencing OF M0n-
day. Msreb 18th. ard end;a ~ on Satar-
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they will give away free. IS Usua.
~. 90 worth Of valuable cooking uten-
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These stensilF are specially manufac-
ture9 for the Majestic Mfg. Co, ard
cannot be- obtained anywhere else.
The Majestic rsnge has q worthwhile
reputation for it's durability aod
economy and prospective purchasers
81 make no mistake BY awaiting
themselves Of this opportunity 10 in
vegtigst- tn. difference in cur next
Issue.
Last Sabbath was p great day for the
First Il sptist church Of wagner. DIR.
Jord an of Sioux Falls preached two
able Thirteen candidates
were buried with Christ in baptism at
the morning service. In the evening
twenty were received into the church.
Others are coming. Toe res lit of tn
Bromley meetings has been a great
Deneht to Wagner. Tine church is open
for members TO be received at each
Subject for Sabbath morning,
the baptist church: the New Life"
In the evening. The Great Commun-
ion Of the Church" Az pastor of the
First Baptist church of Wagner, ] wish
to say there ID absolutely no ground
tor the report circulated that | have
refused to receive certain members in
to the cbuich. The person who manu-
featured these stories is mistaken.
There 10 absolutely no truth in the state
ment. Through these columns We wish
to express Dur most heartfelt thanks to
all those who contr1bur ted so literally
To our donation last week, both the
cash and the edibles were greatly APP
preeiat ed, Rev George Hoover.
Last Sabbath was a red letter day in
the bisory Of the Methodist church If
our city. As anticipated, a large num-
Der of converts of the recent revival
were receive. in.o full membership.
The building was taxed to ITS utmosI
bv the expectant and enthusiastic
crowd. DIR. ". y. Shepherd, District
Superin endent, was present ard as.
sisted Rev. Underwood in the reception
Of members. So large Sas the class
that Rev. Shepherd had no time II de-
liver set sermon. and after the preIin,-
i3ery services and an appropriate. ard
beautiful solo by Miss Hattie Johnston,
the District Superintendent made a few
well chosen remar ks to the converts
ard then proceeded Immediately to the
baptismal service. Time and again
the alter Was filled until sixty-fve
had presented themselves for tire
beauti full and impressive baptismal
rites. Following this was the receD-
tion of members. Seventy-two pre-
themselves at the alter during
this service and were received into full
membership. Am.ng t1eir number
were many heads Of fsmilis s. but, per-
haps, one Of the most impressiyei incl
dents of the morning service vss dur
ing the baptismal service when the al
ter was full of young men who had
to dedicate their lives TO Christ.
1t made q profound impression. In the
afternoon Revs. Shepherd and Under
wood went to Ravinia, accompanied by
several young people and received a
Of thirteen and baptised four.
Thus 1t can be clearly seen that this
late revival touched the community
about us for a radius of thirteen miles,
or more. In the evening Rev. Shep-
herd preached a magnificent sermon,
administered the comm Union, and re-
ceived n young man into the church,