The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-07

az SAAS $500
The Greenwood baseball team de-
feated the lake Andes team at Lake
Andes Sunday by a score of Is to s.
Misses Carrie Spraker, Mary and
Emma Feshek spent Saturday aud
Sunday at the S. N. o~vergaard home.
Frank j. Kaberna. our next County
Treasurer, was visiting relatives here
last Monday. Tuesday morning he
went down to Dante to vote
John Bridge, who has been working
here with Z. C. BrItton. departed Mon
day for Sand Point, Idaho, where he
will work this summer. He has two
sisters living in Sand Point.
A. C. knight recently made a Dur
chase of hardware which he considers
a rare bargain and he is gving to give
his customers an opportunity to share
in these benefits. Read his sd on the
first page-and get your share.
Hare's Dakotal Indians defeated the
fast Avon team on the Avon diamond
last Sunday. by a score of IL tn s. A
game was scheduled with the Green
wood Reds here on Wednesday but it
v as not played on account of the non-
appearance of the visiting team Mr..
Hare's team left Wagner Thursday for
Springfield. where they have q game
scheduled. Frank Mccormick. Harry
Thompson and Ray Drsppeau acronp-
anied the tie am. Mr.. Hare has en-
gagei the services of VIM. Nelson as
sdsance agent for the organization and
Mr.. Nelson is now out booking dates
for games in all parts of the country.
The death of Mrs. Elennra Hebner
occurred at Lake Andes last Sunday.
Mrs. Hebner had been suffering for
eight months from a complication of
gall stones and cancer. She was the
wife of Peter Hebner, ST., and became
d resident of Bon Honme county in
1856. Intern,ent VA =. Avon on Tues
day, where funeral service were held.
The deceased leaves To mourn her
departure her husband, Feter Hebner,
ST., and four sons and a daughter
Peter Hebner, Wagner. j. II. HebGer
md E. p. Hehner, of Bristow, Ne
hraska, w. p. HebRer, Avon, Theo.
Hebner and Mrs. L. E. corey, Of Lake
Andes, besides three sisters, all of
whom reside in BynHomme County.
The Wolfe piano contest will close
June 18th at 6 o'clock p. m and Mr..
Wolfe has made preparations for max
ing that day q memorable one. From
twslve o'clocx until five ice cream and
Johnson 8 cookies will be served free
to all in the annex of the store. There
will be music all the afternoon and
a free dance Ina the opera house in the
evening. Special features will be on
the program at the Alec, tickets for
which may be obtain ed free al Mr..
Wolfe's store. Mr.. Wolfe il extend
ing q general invitation to all the
citizens of Wagner and vicinity to
participate in all parts of the "doings,
all of which are free tn all, whether
they be customers of the store or not.
Wolfe's busy Store il a popular trad
ing place, due to the courteous treat
ment of customers. as well as the low
prices which prevail, and the high
quality of merchandise handled
In the coming school election Wag-
FER is fortunate indeed In having the
opportunity of placing member on the
school board Who has exceptional
Qualifications and experience for the
position. Mrs. w. p. fruax has been
connected with educational aTairs
nearly all her life. She is a graduate
of the Nehrazka State Normal School
she made ner preparation for her vol
in the University of Nebraska and in
Chicago University, preparing for
special work. m also spent consider
able time in the study of art and
zaz;s- She has kad experience IN the
rural schools; she has spent six years
in the city schools of Fremont and Lin
coin. two years IN Junior Normals. and
has done extensive work in institutes
in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota.
Fer some time she was primary critic
and supervisor of the training of teach
ers in the State Normal School NJ
Eo~-or N~hraxkn Ix zsV ne r,-on-