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


WASHINGTON. d. C-Tne con.
ferees having the agricultural appro-
priation bill in charge ave agreed u
include in IL an appropriation OF $ss,les
for he establishment OF a buffalo re-
serve in the Wind Cave National park
in South Dakota The bill was orig
inaily introduced as a state measure by
Representative Martin. of South Da-
kcsa IL was afterward made Al
amendment to the agricultural bill by
Senator Gamble The action OF tina
confAfees Of the House and Senate
practically assures it's enactment
MTCHELL-Niis TilInurg. living
eight miles south of this city, has just
his nephew. q. SEINE, "a lad of IL years.
was among the Passengers lost when
the steamer Titanic sank. The boy
left his home I'm Sweden early i'm April
to come to this city. but it was not
known he had sailed on the Titanic
until letters were received from his
parents in Sweden
ABERDEEN-"Dummys' West. OF
Gregory. defeated C.. Il. blanchard. a
local aspirant for wrestling honors.
twice In a contest here. winning the
first fail I'm = minutes by a half nell
son n arm hold and the second In
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weather was exceedingly hot and the
men became very slippery. and this
aided Dummy" somewhat, as he was
slightly the heavier man.
ALEXANDRIA-Iocai good roads
boosters have arranged for a gravel
ing bee. during which a long stretch OF
ground near town will be grayeled. Not
less than 20 ear and 100 men will par
ticipste. III it Is the success expected
other bees viii De held until all the
roads centertng i'm Alexandria have
possible condition
RAPID CTTY-Swept by a fierce
gale. fire partly destroyed the large
building of Tom Sweeney. a pioneer
here, and Tor a time threat
TO be dangerous. The fire APP
~parently started from spontaneous
in a pile OF slickers and en-
tailed a loss Of SIC. 900. fully covered by
insurance The clothing department
wiped out
oNfDA-A local post Of Sons of
has been organized here. with
the following officers. Commander, A.
. CalhOons senior vice, Walter Spen-
Junior vice, J.. l. kleinschmidt:
Chaplain. Rev z III. Cook: secretary,
r. L Garner treasurer, j. e Temmey.
The new post viii be known as Cor
Tanner post. No. 3. .
PIERRE. NJ. Starkey. representa-
tive of the Van Dusen company in the
west of the Missouri river. has
returned from a trip to the west
ern part OF the state. and says that
cutwoFm rayages appear to be abat-
but that they have lone a great
OF damage, especially in the vi
cinlty OF Cottonwood
PIERRE-Worh on the
school building here was tied
ND for a while today by a strike Of the,
union h~rfcktayers- vino refused TO
work with a couple OF nouunion men
put on to hurry the work. The non
union men were finally dropped from
the Job AND the work continued with
men
ABERDEEN-word has reached
here or a disastrous storm which Wis
ted 3 strip of territory extending from
White Rock. s D.. to R-reeganrtdge
MINI. last Sunday night Bstweeu
ifSefs9 and S15saas worth of hve stock
S1s killed along he route of the storm.
especially in the vicinity Of White
Rock
BROOkINGS-What will be known
Is The Brookfngs Driving Park associa-
ion a been organized. and will hofd
/ RAGS meet on July 4. About 81. Gee Will
Se offered In purses I'm addition to
horse races there will he motorcycle
automobile races and baseball
-tH1eS.
ALESANDRIA-ThouS&ndS of little
sary-e fish have been received by NJ j.
3C0aE0r county game warden. and
Jy hiu9 have been deposited in the
Barnes river at the mouth OF J0hns0a
,reek The fish were sent by a Uv-
.rnEsEt fish hatchery
PARkER-Bisaop OFGoruran is at
today to preside at the exer-
attendant upon the dedication OF
new Catholic church building.
VOLGA-The city council a granted
franchise for the installing and sper-
aS5uu of an electric light system the !
york of constructing which will be
commenced soon
CLARk-On q special plea from the
MEMBERS the resignation recently ten
by Rev A. c. M&cLean as pas /
or of the Methodist church. has been I
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