The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-09-28

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ms "I't nave Uo'" carried OUT ny oc'o'
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WIN "' AMONG 'ne uIesl III thal part Oh
me STATE Nearly $loo'ooo Is Delns eA-
Pe""'u 'o' SIree' paving ihlS year
\ kick from a COW caused the death
of Clarance oliver Spilde, aged 9, son
ol VT. ana MIS-. NeIS l." Spi'de' hFihg
u" 'dI III III the Lake preston terri
'o'H. "' uoS WAS urlNlhg the cal'le
mo Darn "h'h one OF the ahllhaIS
M'heu H'It OF 'he Slue OF the head
WI" SUI" iol'e dS 10 NH MN almost
instantly.
Many OF the farmers around Memo
have commenced sowing their crop OF
winter rye They estimate that rye
VIII "rih" not less 'hah Sl.5o per push
~ HtA' ''dSoh. Rye doeS NOT winter
NH ''N' NIli''' "nea'' some ol lhe
'"i li''IH VIII SO" as Iluch Nv ~ acres
!" "i'''' I!e' i"' winter wheat
''6' WI" w l"'I e"Seu SoIhe"hat'
\ bolt OF lightning caused heavy
loss to J T.. Legg, a farmer living
southwest Of Iroquois. The lightning
struck and set fire TO a grauary and
machine S"eu, "hlch were enureiy
consumed WIN contents including
i'i'o ouS"'IS Vi od'S' TWO aulohoplles'
"'i "'S9 an" machinery ne loss
'e''"eu ABOUT $-'Uoo' ana insurance OF
o"'S @4'o WAS 'arileu.
The present school facilities Of De
Smet have become inadequate for the
steadily increasing number of chill
dren of school age and the board OF
education now is confronted with the
propIehi OF providing increased iacili-
ues. 1t Is piopdoie speclal electlon
wiz pe cdIIeu 10 Vote upon the propo-
Si'ion ol ISSUING oohuS lor the erection
Vi larger PUBIC Schooi building.
Martin Loudenberg, a representa-.
tive of the national food conservation
movement, is in Pierre to confer with
the state council Of defense in regard
to the movement to get the house
wives OF the country to sign agree
ments for food conservation. The
week OF october q has been set for
a drive, for signatures and prepara-
tions for that work are being made.
For some time tho Jutborar cor
gregations Of South Dakota have been
considering the advisability of pur-
chasing a hospital building at some
point in the state, to be conducted un-
der the direction Of the state church
organization II now has been practi-
cally decided to purchase a hospital
at Hot Springs Money for the pur-
chase Of the hospital Will be raised by
voluntary subscriptions
At their annual bustncss moetinp
the members Of the Lead Knights q,