The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-10-05
Company NJ. Fourth regimen. was


by college and town in a Joint cele
bration, which started at the colleg,
I chapel and concluded by banquet a.
the congregational church Company
/ NJ made its final parade after the bar
| quet and returned to camp.
Aberdeen residents already have
subscribed $500 Of the $3.50 liked as
that towns quota of the 81 .00O. eco Ii
brary fund which is beiug raised over
the country for the soldiers and sail
ors. without any special effort being
made to solicit subscriptions, ana i,
is expected the $3.50 asked Will be
oversuhscribed
In an auto accident al Yankton So
phie Mylcs. Irene Uanlin, Lulu Mac
.Grcger and Mary Westhorpe were in
lured and taken to Sacred Heart hos
pital the last named unconscious from
a severe wound in the right temple
All received serious injuries, but no
fractures, and it is thought will make
quick recovery.
At their annual meeting the Nor
berS OF the Parkston council. Knight S
OF Columbus, elected the following of
ticers for the coming year: Grand
knight, A. J German; deputy grand
knight. John ID. Sweeney; chancellor
+. ID. Arend; financial secretary. NJ. C.
sullivan, recording secretary. c. p
Sommer: treasurer, Jos II STATE.
Hon. J. Howard Gates, justice of the
supreme court. has prepared and turn
ed over TO the department of history
at Pierre % maps of South Dakota.
showing the county lines at the close
OF each session of the legislature from
the organization OF Dakota down to the
present time, together with data from
which the legal history of each COUNT
may be readily traced
Because of the increased of all
materials used by them. the BARRIERS
OF Lead have materially advanced
their prices. The new prices have al
ready gone into effect and are: Hair
cut, 40 cents; shave, 20 cents: neck
shave, cents; plain shampoo. 35
cents; tonic shampoo, so cents; face
massage, 35 cents, hair SINCE, IS
cents; all tonics, Is cents.
The fruit growers Of the Spearfish
valley as the resultof a meeting held
in Spearfish, organized what will be
known as the Spearfish Valley Fruit
Growers association. with the follow.
ing officers: President, j. T.. Wal
ton; secretary, G. w. Shickling; treas
urer, Frank Jolley. A system OF grad
ing and packing is being established
by the association. The fruit crop Of
the valley has been unusually good
this season.
The annual meeting OF the board OF
trustees of the South Dakota Anti.Sa.
loon league was held in Mitchell and
officers were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: President. Rev. j. s.
Hoagland, ID. d., Mitchell; vice presi.
dent, II. +. Dawes. Fulton secretary,
Rev. J. +. Booth, Ramona: treasurer.
l.. s. Vickers. Mitchell The reports
from over the state indicate a good
condition OF affairs. especially with re-
gard to the general observance OF the
new prohibition law.
Not the slightest trace can be found
OF the thieves who entered the garage
OF the Wentworth Automobile com.
pany and escaped with tires. tubes and
accessories valued at more than 5000.
This robbery, and the expert manner
in which II was committed, indicates
that an organized band has entered
South Dakota for the purpose OF rob-
bing automobile houses, and dealers
generally are warned to take precau-
tions against similar robbeyies else
where in the state.
The Lawrence county authorities
took into custody three men who soon
after their arrest confessed their guilt
in connection with cattle "rustling"
charge. The prisoners are QHincy Ed
wards aged IS Nels Alexander, aged
"a and Charles Tilson, aged 26 They
were arrested on the charge os stealing
and killing animals belonging TO G.
Townsend, a rancher living in Wyo-
AiiihSt a ohoi lIOIu lIlt
Dakota boundary. Shortly after being
placed under arrest Edwards and AL
exander signed a written confession.
implicating Tilson. Tlson held out
for time, but finally also made a con
fession Of his guilt The con fession
states that they buried the skins md
bones OF the dead animals and cached
the meat for future use.
State Sheriff J. Shanks OF South Da.
kota was in Mitchell on business CON
nected with his office, whica aas TO do
with the enforcement If the prohib-
itory law. Talking OF the law and it's
he said: THE people
OF the state have very generally ac.
cepted the prohibition law. which went
into effect July /, as a real, sure
sure enough law, and il is being re.
spected and obeyed, except in a few To-
calities. And II is my official business
10 seek out is violators and IL posi-.
BILE get evidence which will cause
item 10 respec. IT, Toere are some
druggists in the state VINO do not
seem TO exactly grasp the idea that
the law applies to them, and il NAV
be necessary TO swell the population