The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

Jim EoA bpcus AhUbuny VI h0sbAtou.
CIeye Baker was down from Lake
Tuesday.
Jess Rhodes. Of Geddes, spsn. Tues
day in Wagner.
Attorney Morks On made q business
trip to Tyndsll Saturday.
Rev. John Schroeder, of Avon, was
in Wagner over Sunday.
A. C.. Cochran went out to Murdo,
near where he has q farm.
w. r. Brazzill returned from bis
Sioux City TRIP last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. s. jones and son
Frank went to Westfeld, Wisconsin,
Monday to visit reItatives.
DR.. Pinard has opened up new, com.
modious quarters in rooms over the
National Mercantile Company's store.
Clarence Hall, Jr., returned from his
school work at Yankton last Friday
and will speno the summer here with
his father.
r. j. McCormick's mother, Mrs. s.
w. Mccormick, of Orchard, Nebraska,
arrived in Wagner last Friday fer an
months visit.
George Cushing. who has been work
ing ear Wagner. went to Sioux City
Tuesday where he has an engagement
with m orchestra.
DR.. Putnam. an eye. ear, nose and
throat specialist, Of SiouxFalls, will
be In Wagner on Wednesday. June 26,
ut the Office of DR.. Stuart. One day
only.
Ernest Artlep, who has been running
the dray for VIM. Hinkley, went to
Sioux City Monday to work HIS place
on the dray line il being filed for the
present BY Hazen Hatfield
Mrs George Kast and Mrs Henry
Klleinmill, mother and sister of Mrs.
Joseph Holzbsuer, returned to their
home at Menominee, Nebraska, Tues
day. having visited relative here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Toepter, of
Boone, Iowa, who have been visiting
their son, Henry Toepter, and family,
here, departed Tuesday for visit with
relatives in Kingfsher, Oklahoma.
The Dakota Indians played Spring
field last Thursday and lost, 2 to s.
Friday they Won at Tyndall, 8 to 2.
At Gayvills Saturday, they lost Is to
o. Sunday they played at LeMars,
Iowa, and from there went to points
esst and north.
The value of . varnish Stain de-
ponds very largely upon the grade of
varnish used in making il. Campbeli's
Varnish Stain 10 made from the tough
est gum floor varnish. You can finish
your floor with this Stain and pound II
with q hammer without causing the
finish to chip or scratch. A. T. Cole
sells II.
w. E. Price, C. C. James and G. w.
Welchman went fishing Monday and
got . big string of bass. At least they
thought they had. But to unpreju-
diced eyes hey were minnows What
they lacked in fishing they made up in
social converse and big words in the
immediate vicinity Of . bottomless
mudhols near Ravinia A highly en-
joyable three hours were spent in the
search Of boards and . scientific use of
ID lem.
DR.. r. p. Frink, w. r. Brazzil and
Frank Junek went to Platte Monday
evening to attend the meeting Of the
County Board of Education The
Board, consisting Of the County Com
misisoners and other members appoint
ed or elected from the county, consti-
tutes the board, whose duty II 10 to al
low let the contract to furnish text
books for U schools for the next five
years. These men are well qualified
to act on this board, and this end Of
the county may feel well assured that
the schools will get the best text books
obtairable.
John Stedronsky went to Desdwood
Monday to sttend the Masonic Grand
Lodge which convened there on Tues
Day Of this week for q three dsys' ses-
sion. There are i62 Masonic lodges
In South Dat ota, with . total men,
bcrship Of nearly 10, 900, and represen.