The Wagner leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-1912, 1912-02-23

szpp1Ftax wheat xn1 other grains f1x Eeek
the z~pDruzcatng spring Nzny farmers
art without seed, and 10 aid them IN prn-
enrtux sMfSesezs to- insure 4 fair or AZ
e-zxs acreage the county. with the aid a
hanks viii rrzage To provide seed grain
OF good ruzltxy-sn FACT 1ore VIII be SEMI
oszf that Azs not been th0r8uxhIy tested.
No freight charges are 20 be made by
railroads for tsa transportation Of se@s
grain and & vii he Furnished Tn farmer
- Sssuzs e1sx, or I eear per buGGrea zhovs
actual price IN Minneapolis
MTTCHELr-yudge Frank q srufrh
granted an injunction against the etty Of
Chamberlain for the issuance " &c asj
BONDS for the construction az a water
works system The Injunction was asked
for by the C~harsherfasn Electric LGxfrr
and Gas company. This bonds carried ar
TIRE sBsc1E0n By a voEe OF 80 TO q. and
the city VIII have another election at
o1Ge- This. however. will not stop the
work as the contract hax been awarded
and a bid on tine bonds accepted The con-
tractors will go ahead with tse work Of
f1Sxaiiing the system and rely ON the peo-
De carrying tia election again
ELKTOy-FsuF Hahnke. Of THIS place.
savsd hts life by hfs presence Of mind
when gasoline was forced against a red
not STOVE became tsntre1 and enveFoped
nina IN names He ran outside his place
o. business and plunged into a snovbznk.
THUS axtA1Eui~hf7z the flames but NOT
before as hands had BEEN terribly burned
In places clear 20 the bone. Norwstn-
standing hAs injuries ne seized a shovel
and Oy sh0vetlng Now also exr1nxrrts1ed
the fire In his place Of business and there
by saved the entire block Of buildings
adjoining his business house
SIOUX FALLG-After having Seer I'm
session in Sioux Falls several days tae
annual convention Of the South Dakota
RDtrssrs association has concluded frs
work and taken a final adjournment, and
now ara returning 10 their
homes II a business session before the
convention adjourned the following off,
GERS were elected for the coming year.
PRESIDENT. G. III. Cameron, Aberdeen. vice
president A ( Dalton. Sioux Falls; seq
resary-trsasrrer- H. A. Wagner. Water
town
ABEEpEEN-F. IL Leach. an Aber-
feeH business mza wh0 II greatly inter
ested tn the dry farming propaganda. has
determined to test the matter for him
self Accordingly. he has leased a half
section farm near Aberdeen and will farm
D tract according 20 the methods rec
oMrnented by DIR w L. Taylor. the dry
farming and soil culture expert. who Iec-
tured here recently.
ABERDEEN-Thr northern normal bas-
ketbalI team defeated the Sioux Falls col
. to IA The first half stood 0 to 9 but
The normal team made heavy gains in the
econd half
TANKTON-The Arsr dayss count Ia a
vote the Press and Dakota In tax
on president and governor resulted in
N 0vsrwhesMing victory for Theodore
roosevelt AZ choice for president. al
nouE1 this city boasts a strong Tan club
Geo. w. Egan was in the Lead for gov
sTnoE The straw vote will continue a
week
PIEEEE-State Engineer g. III Lea has
10 W2Sta 30 confer with the PEN
lingt0n county officials concerning the
,roposed bridge across the Chey-
snHs near that place II IL believed that
Z can can be constructed for about ssDysg.
Will he an important link IN the pro-
yosed cross state highway.
CASTLEWoODLThe regular February
ERIN OF circu5r court for HamEIn COUNTY
VII convene here On Tuesday Of next
week with Judge Seward presiding. There
re only a few criminal cases. but many
fyfl cases are to be tried. and II In ex-
secfef TIE term VIII continue about two
weeks
FAULKTON-The county commission
r. have decided to issue warrants to the
mount Of 10000 for the purpose Of pur-
hasirlS seed gram for farmers OF Faux
0unty wh0 require IT. Each applicant
YIN be limited 10 10 buzheEs and win re-
mbursc the county for the cost OF the
rain
NORDEN-In anticipation that POST
master Johnson Will be nominated for the
flee Of county treasurer. a number Of
have appeared In the field for
ppofntnrent as his successor In the post
flee. Among them are ". E Fraatz and
IIfred Svarvar.. prominent business men.
ST LAwRENcE-Althougis he has only
hand, Dave Lewis. living near here
proved himself one Of the most suc-
eszfuI farmers IN this part OF the state.
a addition to conducting most Of the
fork On the farm. he also devotes a Dor- |
ION OF his time TO teaching school
ARLTNGTON-The residents of AIRING
On are greatly pleased because this place
Is been selected as the junction point Of
no great interstate automobile highways.
he gulf to Winnipeg meridian road. and
Black HIlIs- YeI1Owstone park inter
highway
DELMONT-The members OF the local |
'erman Evangelical Lutheran church /
ave decided TO erect a handsome and
sstsy new church edince. and plans al
have been selected II viii be one
{ the finest Of its kind In Douglas coun-
r.
YANKTCN-Ca1 Better. while assisting !
! packing Ice had an iron Ice prong. In
ae hands OF q fellow workman. stab
Inn in the face. Al the prong slipped.
he iron penetrated the face near the
ose. inffcfing q bad wound
FAELKTON-The administrators Of the
state OF the late Frank Helm, who left
large amount of property. have nled
he required bond OF S~I.000-which in the
ever filed In the office Of the clerk
courts Of Faux county.
YANKTON-A near panic was caused at
se Portland Thursday night by q main
Kinney burning out, sending q terrific
plume Of parks % feet into the air.
damage was nothing, but citizens and
uests got = good scare
WHITE RIvER-The postal authorities i
Washington viii be asked to establish
daily mail service between White River
Wood. to onnec with q daily route
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