The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-04-19

If its any thing in the Drug line you
You can get 1t at Pinari's City Drug
Store.
Earnest Davis Of Lake Andes has an
announcement in this issue IA . candi-
date for the democratic nomination to
the Office Of county Judge. Mr.. Davis
was at d time q resident Of Wagner,
and viii no doubt receive liberal sup
port in his candidacy here as well as
in other parts of the county.
George Bnwdish and family depart
ed Tuedsay morning for California
where they will make their future
home. For q number of years past
Mr.. Bowdish has been a resident of
Charles Mix county and is known
widely over the county. His many
friends wish him success in his new
home.
J. w. Robinson Of Davenport, Iowa,
has been in Wagner the past week
with q view to locating here per-
manently. Mr.. Robinson is a grad
uate optician and comes highly recon- :
mended. We hope that he will find
everything to his liking here and de-
eide to become a resident and business
man Of Wagner.
A. G. Ellerman and D. j. McLain,
Of the Ellsrman-M cLain Construction
Co., of Yankton, arrived in Wagner
Wednesday evening to begin work on
three concrete ~culverts in this neigh
bnrhood fur which they have the con-
tract. They found that the ground
was still too wet to begin work, and
will have to defer operations a short
time.
The high school team met a like
team from Lake Andes last Friday
afternoon and defeated them by q
score Of 6 to s. Battery for Wagner.
Merl Thompson and Joe Peshek.
Lake Andes. Rev Walz, Mark Payne
and Lloyd Sietel. Umpire. Harry
Thompson. The boys are trying to
arrange for a game with Geddes for
next Friday.
William Boyd. Edward Keene and
MARTA Baker, all of Wagner. were
each sentenced to serve one year and
one day in the federal prison at Leav-
enwerth. Kansas, and to pay n fine of
500 and costs, by Judge Elliott in
federal court at Sioux Falls. uron their
entering pleas of guilty to q charge of
introducing liquor upon the Yankton
Indian reservation.
Miss Laura Lindley, general secreta-
ry Of the a~ni-saloon league. will give
an address ct the Methodist church.
Sunday morning ct HOO o'clock.
Miss Lindley comes highly recon-
mended ~ q public speaker, and the
c~itizens.o of Wagner are very cordially
invited to this service, and also TO the
evening service at eight O'Clock,
which will be presided over by the
pastor.
The train service on the Platte line
was completely dsmoralized last Satur
day by the heavy rainfall of Friday
night. This side OF Gsddes there was
virtually . cloudburst. It caused a
flood that picked up the ties and rail-
road track for q distance Of TOO
feet and carried clear of the grade.
500 feet Of the track was carried
twelve feet away and down q four
foot grade. The morning passenger
rushed onto this weak track and barely
escaped y bad wreck. A construction
crew Of 35 msn was brought up from
Yankton and by night had the placs
passable for the trains 80 that the
morning train arrived here ia the
evening shout Tao
W.. e. Price Of Toronto. s. D., this
week purchased the City Drug Store
Of Pinard 4 Knight, and the work Of
invoiaiag y nsw going IN. Mr.. Price
was enesgsd - he drag business at
Toronto for ssias ti1ns. The Herald
OF that city. in referring 70 Nh. Price,
has the following to say: Nv. e.
Price came among us two and one-half
wears ago and from the first time he
set his foot in our town he began
boosting and continued it every day