The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-04-19
Meet me ii Pinard's.

John Hundy was down from Lake
Andes Friday .ooxing after matters
political.
Emil Bouska arrived from Tabor
Inst night to help with the con-
~struction Of the concrete culverts to
be put in east and west OF town.
/ will install . fountain soon to keeF
fresh vegetables fresh. / will carry
= large variety and keep them in gooc
shape. See about that. Chas. Eh-is.
man.
The Wagner Mercantile Co. viii
have a carload Of extra fancy Mlnneso.
ia Burbank potatoes on track next Sat.
urday. $3.50 per bushel. These are
Of the very best variety
Did you hear Prof. Wright on con.
servstion last Monday evening at the
club? If not, you missed something.
Come out and hear Prof. Sanders
nsxt Monday night.
Hon. Ed. S. Johnson passed. through
Wagner Tuesday evening. His trip
into the country that this time is for the
purpose of attending to matters of BUSH
ness, rather than of a political nature.
VIM. Macy came down from Lake
Andes Monday and will be in Wagner
the coming summer assisting Con-
traitor Helligss In the finishing of the
interior decor ations of the Catholic
church.
q. G. George, who recently sustain
ed injuries from q fall down q flight
Of stairs, this week received settlement
in full Of his claim upon the Business
Mems Accident Association of Des
Moines.
L. G. HUI ffman accompanied Mr..
Price from Toronto and will assist
him in the drug store here that he
just purchased. Mrs. Hoffman will
join her husband as soon as q house
can be secured.
The special stock train from Wagner
consisted Of 20 cars All but one
went to the Chicago m arket. that
one belonging to VIM. Rams cell,
went to Sioux City and top ped the
market that day.
Chas. H are left last Friday for
Crete, Men,, where he will join the
Indians on their fast Nebraska team.
Last year he played football with the
" agner eleven and q few years ago he
was with the Carlysle Indians.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Munson last week.
The fact was reported to VI in due
form, but we forgot it. However they
still have the baby, and they say it is
more and more in evidence each day.
Mrs. D. &. Murray arrived the first
part Of the week from Charles City,
Iowa, to join her husband who has
been here the past few weeks COM
q county atlas for a Chicago
firm. They will be here most Of the
summer.
For almost a week now we have
suffered cold unpleasant weather.
The three-inch rain fall last Friday
night began the trouble and it has
continued ever since. Snow fell Mon
day and discarded winter fires have
been renewed.
Edward Brady recently purchased
forty acr piece Of land adjoining
fine farm northwest of Wagner.
Mr.. Brady has one Of the finest farms
in this section of the county and is
constantly on he lookout for good addi-
thereto.
n. 5. Tammen has tried the expert
ment this week Of reducing the price
of ndmission 1t the Alec to ten
csnts. II he ii Satisfied with the
result he will make this the regular
price. He expects to have his slsc-
tric piano ia operation next week.
Returns from 81 towns in South
Dakota show that in the election last
tuesday So Of them went wet and 10
dry. All Of the towns in this vicinity
went vet, including Armour, Platte
and Springfield, which were formerly
The very Indictment weather Of last
interfered greatly with the
ball. Seventy thrse tickets
had been sold beforehand which gaze
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