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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-11-08
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your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartie Tab
lets. Sold by j. w. simpson q Son
Jasper, Tenn.
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If News PUBLISHING Co,
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DENTAL NOTICE.

will be in Jasper to do dental work
on First and Fourth Mondays OF each
month at the Hughes House.
N. B. MOORE.
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Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis KY
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE

The Marketing the of the Nashville ChS'
St persons desiring purchase '
and addresses o. ownerso the following
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Following are the fees for announcing
candidates for the various offices in the
coming election. In every instance one
half the fee must be paid before an
wouncement is published, balance after
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26
Do you want a Coun-
ty Agent, Mr.. Farmer?

Mrs. Hattie Reed and son ChaS.
of Gillette, Wyo., visited Mrs. J.
NJ. Williams one day last week
while on their way to Gordon,
Nebraska.
FOR SALE: l8 calves and 9
yearlinQs northeast of Belvldere.
Rosso Bros. Belvidere, 5. d.
DIR. ]. NJ. Walsh, Specialist, Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat First
National Bank Building, Rapid
CITY { D. 44tf
FOR SALE. NV l20 acres in
section l3, Twp. 2 south, range
l9 being west one-half OF north
east quarter and northwest quar-
ter of southeast quarter. Make
me an offer cash or half cash and
three years on balance at 3 per
cent. Mrs. Mary Martin,
I-aKemp, Okla
kadoka people should try and
attend church ION next SUNDAY as
in the evening Rev John K. Ben
ika will deliver his farewell ser,
mon. While Mr.. Benika has been
pastor of the Presbyterian church
he has made many friends, both
inside and outside of the church,
and the Press does not know OF
a citizen of our town but who
wishes that his health was so he
could remain with us for another
year at least.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26

Peter Hoiseth was social Cal
ler at the Press office Saturday.
The big sale at Steve Rumsey
place on Nov. lst. A compile
cleanup.
Hans Hansen has purchased
the Vice dray line and will take
possession on Nov lst.
John CurrinQtOn, representa-
tive for the Becker Com. Co., of
St. Paul, was in town Thursday.
Word reached Kadoka on yes
terday TO the effect that Tom
Sweeney at Rapid City, was Seri-
OuSly hurt in an automobile ac-
Cident in that city on Wednesday.
Mr.. Sweeney has many friends
amOung the old settlers in this
community and all Of them hope
that he may recover though the
report received here gives little
hope.
]. II. Snyder received a tcle-
gram Wednesday afternoon from
DR.. /. ID. Cowen OF Cottonwood
who was in Chicago at the bed
side of his wife who has been
confined in a hospital at that
place for nearly a year past, an
nouncine Mrs. CoWen's death
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder are plan
ming to attend the funeral which
will be held at Sabula. Ia, TODAY
friday. The many friends o
! DR.. Cowen from all over the coun
| ty extend to him their sympathy
in this great loss of a true anC
devoted wife.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26
Do you want a Coun-
ty Agent, Mr.. Farmer?

LOANS ON LAND. Optional
plan. Bidwell, Mitchell, SD.
John Osborn left the first of
the week for Iowa, where he will
help harvest the corn crop.
EStrayed-Brown mare brand
ed JR connected on left hip; also
one ycarlinQ colt, unbranded
Finder please notify
John kuisek, Stamford
KadOka has a new fraternal or
der in her midst. The Home
steaderS ORGANIZED on Monday
evening with Otto Sharon as its
President, J. +. Brockelsby, Vice
Pres, A. &. Bcrnau, Sec'y.-TreaS.
This IS an insurance order, IS a
good one and should thrive in
membership
Mrs. +. II. Norton and children
hava been enjoying a weeks visit
with the son and brother, Tom,
who has been in the federal ser
vice as a forest ranger out in the
Hills country Mr. Norton LETT
here Wednesday for Cheyenne,
WyO., where he has enlisted in
the army in the Forest Service
Regiment and he expects to be
sent across the water very soon.
/ Thus does another Jackson coun-
tv family furnish a soldier man
to fight and the old Press hopes
from the bottom of its heart that
Tom Norton may return after
the awful struggle is over.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26
Bankers Plan Liberty
Loan Campaign

On Tuesday evening the Off
GERS of the different banks from
over the county met with A. G. !
Granger, who has been deSi9nat-
ed by the State Council of Nation
al Defense, as county chairman
of the Second Liberty Loan cam !
paien, and each one of the differ
ent banks IN the county, to show |
to the world and the Kaiser in
particular that they think more !
of your Uncle Samuels country
than any other spot in the world,
agreed to take the following
amounts of the $4,000 issue al
loted to be sold in Jackson coun-
ty, and would try and dispose of
them in their respective Commu-
mites:
Belvidere State Bank, S6,500.00 !
Whitbeck Bank, Belvidere, ST.
10000.
Farmers State Bank, Kadoka, !
S5,OOO.OO.
Jackson County Bank, kadoka,
S2,500.0O.
Cottonwood State Bank, Cot !
tonwood, $4,500.00.
State Bank Of Interior, SIS, 10000
The Press Con2ratulateS our
bankers for the interest they are
showing in this matter, and we
also commend the bonds to every
citizen of the COuntry-in fact |
dear reader, there is no plausible !
excuse for a one of us not to pur
chase one of these bonds in one
of the many denomination which |
will fit our pocket book. We can
not call to mind a single lndivid- |
ual in the whole county of Jackson |
who is SO poor that he cannot at |
ford to buy a bond, why boys, we
all borrow money to buy a COW,
automobile or some other animal,
and now at a time when the best |
government in the whole world is
in war needing money why not !
help that government by lOanln9
it some of your money and at the
same time, get back interest at
the rate of four and One-half per
cent. Think if you please for just
one moment of the forty some
boys from Jackson county who
have offered their lives-thev
have gone to war-they may re-
turn, we pray God they will-Our
government needs the money
these bonds will bring to Clothe,
feed, and other wise take care of
these and other boys who are
| fighting, not their war but our
war.
We own a bond, It's true it is a
small one you can do the same,
don't wait to be solicited, 80 to
your local bank and procure a
bond - show to your neighbor that
you have patriotism in your veins
for the country thathasmade you.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26
Gordon Cloth Overcoats

Gordon OVerCOatS are high
grade they are made in their
overcoat factory by skilled cloth
ing operators. They are care
fully cut and are hawlesS in fit,
with perfect shoulders and beau
tlfully finished. Gordon over
coats are built to please the most
critical.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26

Mrs. ]. M. Williams returned
Tuesday from her visit in Fair
view neiQhborhood and Cotton
wood.
Fred Gilchrist and Joe McNally
will leave today for the eastern
part of the state where they 90 to
pick corn.
Miss Nell Osburn the efficient
stenographer at the Farmers
State Bank, is confined to her
home with a bad cold this week.
The K. w, Chapter of the Red
Cross was organized in the coun-
try Sunday evening, Oct. l4th
with good attendance and ready
for work as the above letters IN
dicate standing for Ready Work
ers."
VIM. M. Crawford and sons,
Floyd and Charles, came up from
Knoxville, Neb., Thursday even
ing and are visiting old friends
and looking after their landed IN
terests in this community. We
acknowledge pleasant call from
Mr.. Crawford.
| For SALE OR TRADE: For work
horses or other live stock SHSE4
and E14 SWA Sec. s, Twp rs
Range 26 near Stamford Mtg.
$4,000, want work horses for
equity of $4,000 or will pay diff.
ference on mixed car of cattle,
shoats or sheep. T. Brady,
Worthin9, 5. D.
Do you want a Coun-
ty Agent. Mr.. Farmer?
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26
LOCAL MENTION
GATHERED BY PRESS REPORTERS

Al Smith was in from the ranch
Thursday.
H. w. Rhodes will send a car
of cattle to Sioux City, Saturday
STRAYED--Duroc Jersey boar,
weighing about $50 pounds. No
tity +. G. Griffith.
Carpenters are at work this
week tearing down the MCNally
property on man street.
For Sale---Four good spring PIGS
and one SOW due to pig October |.
J. F. Martin, Kadoka, 5. d.
John Pluta sends us a Sl.50
from Stamford, and says he just
can't get along without the Press.
Thanks John.
Prot. Cook OF the High School
was called to VermllliOn Thurs
day on account of the serious IL
luesS of his father.
Ives Johnson of the Cottonwood
State Bank, Postmaster Davis
and Merchant Cochran were over
from Cottonwood Tuesday even
inc.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to be present at the Ret
Cross dance to be given in the
large new barn out at the Hughes
ranch tonight
For Sale: Residence property
with good barn, seven acres of
land, and with the best well of
water in Kadoka. For full par
ticulars call or write the Press
office, Kadoka. S. d.
J. fl. Stewart, father of Mrs.
c. n. LeedOm, left on Sunday for
DesMoines, and Kansas City,
where he goes to assist in form
ing a Cattle Loan Co., which will
operate in the Dakotas, Wyoming
and Montana
The 9TH and 8th grades of the
public school will give a HallOW-
cen Social at the Victoria Hall
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 81.
An appropriate program will be
rendered and proceeds VIII go to-
word purchasing supplies for the
basket ball team. Everyone in
vited.
The Press forgot to mention
last week the L.G Conlee sale and
this sale had bad weather and
only a small crowd. The cattle
sold very well we are informed,
the top being a cow at Sol. Jud
Pepper was the auCtiOneer and II.
f. kaufman of the Jackson Coun-
ty Bank clerked the sale.
The Chas. Rigel sale THURSDAY
drew but a small crown, yet the
cattle sold at satisfactory prices.
The top were some two year old
heifers that went at SIC. while the
top in calves were couple suck
erS at $3.50 The horses were
not sold. Leedom was the audtion
eer and SNYDER of the Farmers
State Bank Clerked the sale.
G. A. Craven returned the first
of the week from Chicago, where
he had II loads of buckle cattle
on the market a week ago Mon
day. Gus says he sold part OF
his shipment at Sl400 a hundred
and the balance at a satisfactory
price. We know of 20 better cat
tie on any range in the west thar
the buckle brand and it is 9ener
ally foreeone conclusion tha
| Gus tops the market on the day
he sells.
, Dedication exercises for tht
new Masonic Temple will be helt
/. on next Monday after noon anc
, evening and this event will g
t down in the history of kadoka a
: one of the big ones in the life o
1 the town. According to Masoni
= -. .l~oxo 40 80 tD,,y,, q,
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26
Do you want a Coun-
ty Agent, Mr.. Farmer?

Cy Agent, Mr.. Farmer!
Miss Pearl Kingsbury has re-
turned and is guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. E. Brockelsby.
FOR SALE:-Several thorough
bred Duroc Jersey pigs. Cheap
if taken at once. See Eugene
Sims.
The Park Embroidery Club will
meet with Mrs. Easthouse Thurs
day afternoon Nov. lst. Every
body welcome.
Get your winters supply of
meat at the Rumsey sale on Nov.
lst, when 9 head of 300 pound
hogs will be sold to the highest
bidder.
DR.. Mcdonald the Murdo dent
ist, will be here on Nov. 6-7-S and
9, Appointments can be made
by writing or 'phoninQ him at
Murdo. Remember the dates.
ESTRAYED---5-months old all red
heiter calf branded IF on right
hip. Reward will be given by
the undersigned for recovery of
same. ]. H. Fryber9er, kadoka.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. LeedOm
will leave on tomorrow (Satur-
day) for Gordon, Neb., where Mr..
Leedom will cry the big sale at
the Gerber ranch near that place
on Monday, the 29th.
See Lange the Eye Man at the
hotel in Kadoka, on Wednesday,
Nov. 9TH a. m. only. In Belvidere
Wednesday, Nov. 7th, p. m. only.
Delays are dangerous and ex-
pensive. Save the school children.
The Press is indeed glad to an
nounce the return home of Rev
Father Shields, who has been at
the hospital at Pierre, the greater
part of the past two months and
we sincerely hope that his health
will be so that he can now re-
main with us.
Mrs. Henry Ording who has
been sick for some time past was
taken before the Insanity COM
mission on Wednesday and was
ordered sent to Yankton for
treatment. Her many friends
hope for a speedy recovery of her
ailment.
Lanee the well-known Eye Man
coming again. Will be at hotel
in Cottonwood Tuesday Nov. 9th.
In Kadoka. Wednesday Nov. 9TH
a. m. only. In Belvidere, Wed
nesday, Nov 9TH, p. m. only.
Bring the children. Be on time
Delays are dangerous. Last trip
until February lst.
The J. F. Hrachovec sale on
Tuesday proved to be another
one of the successful sales helc
in this community. While the
crowd was a very small one the
cattle sold we'll. The top was
five year old COW at SIG, while
the top in the three year old heit
er line brought S73 for bunch
of five. The calves sold at S325C
straiehl through. ]. H. Snyde,
was the clerk and c. n. Leedon
the auCtioneer.
Kadoka people remember TIT
young gentleman by the name o
Harley Jones, who did some rid
ing for us at the Jackson Count,
Fair last fall and they will regre
to learn of the death of the youn'
man at Pierre, which occurred o.
last Tuesday. M. Jones. as w
understand was on his way t
join his troop, he being in the las
draft from Pennington county
and the army officials stopped hir
at Pierre to break some horses
The animal he was riding jumI
ed over the corral fence and
falling pinned MIR. Jones unde
meath and causing internal inJu
Il L Il =
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26

Z. N. Serby was over from Wan
blee, Wednesday.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26

Cash for land. See MCNally.
Fred Sears shipped in a ear of
oats Wednesday
julius Frohman attended to
business matters in town Thurs
day.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26

Keep an eye on our
remnant basket.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26

We have received our
second shipment of Nc
ELWAIN shoes for Fall.
Your friends wear them.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-26
ss ss

Buy an Eskimo Scarf
cap and keep warm.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
DAVENPORT WINS
FIRST GAME 500
Oelwein Tribe Easy Meat for Athletes
in ninteresting Contest Be.
fore 1.700 Fans.
BY HECk.

Before some 100 fans who paid 80
and 75 cents and 81 to gain admit
tance to the new gridiron stadium.
the Davenport Athletic club eleven
rode to an easy victory over the OeI-
vein Iowa team in the opening game
in Davenport yesterday, 50 TO r. Ii
was a complete walkawav fer the
Dry City bovs The game was marred
by frequent penalties inflicted to the
Davenport team, principally because
Of the linemen being 0fside The
mighty Calvin did not enter the fray
until the second halls and then only
ran with the ball once so the Daven-
porters got little opportunity to see
their phenom in action
"Waddie' Kuehl. who himself adj
mits that he is some football PLAYER.
proved to be the hero of the dav
scoring three touchdowns and ont
playing his mates in the backheId
Allie W0odyatt the Moline light also
covered himself with glory al the
pilot position making three scores and
running the squad through The PAGES
In tine shape. The extremely warm
weather tended to slow up play The
teamwork Of the ID. A. c. was Dlarred
by frequent changes IN the lineup.
every man on the squad being given
q chance to show The Oelweiu club
presented team Of the same strength .
as last season. indicating that the Arh-.
letdcs are stronger this season The
OelWein team was greatly 0utweighed .
Summary and lineups
Davenport Mccarthy. VersluIz and .
Jones, re Miller and Earps 1T
Scharnburg and Lasomarcino. ra
Huff0rd and Wolters. &. Magerkurth
and Stoltenberg. Ig. Rogers and
AHnck IT. WelIeudorf and DovIe. Re
Noodyatt. OBJ, KuehI and Tompson.
-h Meersman, Calvin aud Jones. lib
Fort and Lundberg, III
0elwein-K Kutchat re Mcdonald
Z: Hillman. rg- RodeT- C. Moron. IL.
Kelley. 1t, LovaIett. Ie- McCarron
ID Mattern. ri. Baumgartner. Din.
Iayton, fb
T0ucbdowns kuehl t2f. Woodvatt
b. Fort, Thompson 4
Referee -DeveIiu. st Ambrose.
Umpire Newton Moline
HeadHnesman- -Sbeeban st. Am
rose.
Score by quarters: II
davenport .--.-.-..1 Is II $50
--.--.-..--.0 @ eso-
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
PHTLLIES CLINGING
TO TATTERED HOPE

Chicago. Sept PHILADELPHIA
olung to the frazzled end of for
lorn pennant chance by licking the
Cubs Yesterday in both ends of dou-
BILE header which wound mp their mu-
Jual encounters for the season That
made it necessary for the Giants still
70 win one more game to cinch their
bunting
The first game was a presenta6Ie
affair, with Alexander and Douglas
performing, and IL ended in score
OF / to / in favor of the M0rans. The
second game was something else
again. lit was SO bad the crowd took
10 kidding the Cubs. and resulted in
a score of Il to 4. after an orgy
of bases on balls and base hits.
Scores.
First game r. IF r.
Philadelphia 0I0o120oQ-4 y
Chicago .....-.00I 0000-I O
Batteries Douglas. Prendergast and
Dilhoefer and Elliott
Second game r
031381oo0-11 Il
Chicago 1881 001l9Io0- Io
Batteries Garter. AIdridge. Prem
deTEast and Elliott and Duhoefer.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
WOODLAND BARDS TO
GET SPECIAL TRAIN

Chicago. Sept "a President Joe
Farrell Of the Woodland Bards has
chartered 2 special train to carry
White Spx rooters TO the worlds series
games played IN New York Already
f5T reservations have been made IN
clud5ng President ComIskey and party
President Farrell will accept appl5ca-
tions by mail al White SoX park for
the remaining space until the quota is
exhausted Manager Rowland and the
Sox players vii travel on the National
commission special. which also Viii
carry the newspaper writer's
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
BXBNE LET co; NOT
TO GET IN BIG SHOW

Chicago. Sept "a ~ Bobby Byrne
utility fnhelder. drew his uncondz-
tionaL release from the White Sox YES
terday. Bobby was a free agent when
Buck Weaver had finger broken
some weeks ago and C0mIskev signed
MIN TO ill in should another infelder
become incapacigated With Weaver
back and the penannt cinched anvwar-
MS services were no longer needed
As BErne broke in with the S0E late
IN the campaign and never was called
upon for service in a crisis it is doubt
ful if he viii cut in on 5he world series
melon
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
JACKsON EXEMPTFT,.

GreenvlIle. s. e. Sept. 2#-.F0a
Jackson. the Chicago American league
teams star batter. has been granted
exemption from seIective draft in the
national army Jackson's home for
merly was here and the local examp-
tion board. whose action is revEawabIs
By the district board granted him ex-
empfIon on the ground OF a depend
e1t wife.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
GIVES RACE PURSE
TO THE RED CROSS

Lexington, Ky, Sept 24.-Kannath
ID. Alexander Lexington millionaire.
whose horse, Escoba. won the SII 000
6Feeders Futurity here Saturday. has
eabled from France. where he IS fgrf-
ing on The battle front. Give entire
winnings TO national Red Gross
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
CENTRAL ALL STARS
BEATEN BY GIANTS

Chicago Sept. 24-American Giants
celebrated military day by defeating
the Central league stars. z to o VII
Hams for the c0lCred pIavers held the
Stars to six scattered hits Poor field
ing was responsible for most Of the
Giants runs, six coming after two
were out
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
SPICE, Ali RIGHT

Women are said 10 be the spice Of
life
You can't depend on the labels
though figured on getting CHINA
man but got pepper. Louisville
Courier Journal
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
VEN MONEY
ON GIANTS IN EAST

YORK Sept 24.-OnIy small
Aave been made On the Broad
curb On the worlds series base
kArnes. About $4,000 has been
: AZ exen money on the Giants.
of the Chicago team are de-
h odds CT Z To 10.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
ANNUAL TILT WON
BY ALUMNI; 1877
Experience Of Grads Proves Too Great
Handicap to Boys Who
Put gp a Fight.
PROSPECTS, ARE Now BRIGHTER
Coach Anderson Has a LikelY Looking
Material That Can BE Deyel-
0ped Into q Winner.
BIZ KEITH NELSON.

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Battfes ag5 n Tfttt. - L.l'.s' hay
fight. MiIstead vas in il ever min
ute and f. Anderson was great fac
tor in breaking m q great uuraher NJ
plays
For the alumni CAPTAIN Kittflseu
and Spider Whistler were the shin
ing lights. CAPTAIN Eiftil=en usr+
over the line for the first touchdown
while Spider" made the majority Of
the gains around the ends. Spider
is d demon when it comes to end runs
and he certainly showed the nigh
school bows some speed. Gully. the
big center for the alumni. proved fo
be the man who was breaking nh ali
the high school PLAYS The rest Of The
line showed to he verv strong Rosy
Wright at fuIlbark was one nj the
shining lights of the alumni team
Dempsey. last Years cantain oP tha
high school team made consfdersbIe
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24

wood for 0. Littig Stapp for Lattner.
i. Anderson for Dopp Erbstein for I.
Anderson Monroe for Battles. Alum
nj. Whistler for Cain uGra5a-r
Whistler for kittiIseu. Wright for
Dempsey
Timer-CIevert.
Head Linesmau-S Smith.
eree-kimmel
Umpire-C r. Movers
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24
4 TSELENs sTRIEr

Umpire Fl Meyers.
Rock Island Argus., 1917-09-24

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