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EXPECTED TO
SEE WELL DAY AGAIN
WELL KNOWN REAL ESTATE MAN
SAYS TANLAC FILLED HIM WITH
NEW LIFE AND ENERGY.

"A year ago ! didn't think | would ever
he n well man again, but Tanlac has pu'
new life in me and | feel 50 good ia hk.
10 run n foot race with some of the boys
was the characteristic statement of G.. +
Hamilton, a well known real estate man OF
Austin, Texas, recently.
IL suffered for eight or nine years" HI
went on from rheumatic pains and sciat
lea that run up and Town my sides like 3
fire breaking out and burning. | also HAD
~catarrl that bothered me constantly, q
hard lump would form in my side hat made
me uneasy, for | couldn't tell what il was
My nerves were in n pretty bad state and
worried me all the time. Last year when
was so rundown ] was out working in IN,
garden one day and my head grew light
and dizzy and ] had an awful fall. and was
so shaken up and weak and nervous after
wards | was afraid almost 10 stir about
any.
IL began Ia take Tanlac n little while
ago and it has lone me a wonderful amount
Of good. Ny nerves are now perfectly
steady like when | was a younger man,
and ! am feeling more like my old self
again. ! feel lively and more energetic and
want to be stirring about and doing things.
Tanlac has done me more good than any
thing ever saw or ever took in my life he
fore. and ! gladly recommend it every
chance ! get"
Tanlar j. sold IN Brownsville by The
Eagle Pharmacy. in Raymondville by Ben
:. DuiftfIeld. in San Benito bv Syomnd's
Pharmacy. IN Rio Hondo by Rio Hondo
Drug Store. in Harrington by Harrington
Pharmacy, IN Lyford by L.yford Drug Store
and in Mercedes by Mercedes Drug Com
pany.
Advertisement
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FIRST 1853 UP FOR PHYSICAL EXAM
NATION WEDNESDAY: BOARD READY
Continued from page one)

26-2l66 Pedro Hinoiosa.
% 9i5 Frank Clifford Cav.
2s-19l3 Santiago q. CARA.
% 500 Daniel Flores. Santa Maria.
30-1267 Alberto Perez.
3l-2iIS Walter Maron Hartzog. Rio III
q $50 Manuel SANCHEZ. Lyford.
33-lI95 Manuel Cisneros.
81 5is JudSon Carlton Devo, Lyford.
81 !26 Candelario Ybarra. La Feria.
36-l619 Eulalio PeraleS. Paso Real.
31-l231 Victor Harrison Crouch. Rmdv.
IS 80 Victor Camera.
39-l732 Lorenzo Rodriguez.
10 755 Henry Brown.
IL l01 Samuel Finley Ewing. San Ben.
42-l5i6 Jesus Marltes. Santa Maria.
i3-l563 Simon Arredondo.
iI-2099 Cenon Barron.
1850 Juan G.. Reyes.
10 GIG William Francis Bates. High.
A. 373 CriSpin Martinez, San Benito.
4S-1G76 Remuldo Tamaez.
49-l266 Alberto Turegano.
50-ls9l Venturio Romingaz, San Benito.
81 7T5 Jorge CARA.
81 4s6 Arthur L. Johnson, L.yford.
53-6a2 E.aacisco Garcia. Harlingen.
ST GOO William j. Gribbin.
55-l9S6 Charlie Bee Dierke, San Benito.
So $40 Pablo Olivera. San Benito.
51-l539 Jose Castenado. La Feria.
5s-l6S2 Felix ii. Mann, San Benito.
So 507 Pedro Marine, San Benito.
Co 300 Emelio F.. FarriaS.
61- 437 ErneSio MARTINEZ.
62-l324 Hitherto Tamez, San Benito.
63- 6O4 Jose Torres.
Cd ~ Jose BalboSa.
65-2lSl Vernon +. Porter. San Benito.
G6-l763 Francisco Rodriguez.
61-l5is Timitio Rodriguez. Ia Feria.
6s-l26l MERGED Salinas, la Feria.
69-l066 Pedron tantu.
70 924 Santiago LopeS.
IL 40 Fernando Longoria, Ia Paloma
72-lOli Angel Gomez. Ia Paloma.
/ 13-ll7S Will Stewart Stovall.
n 81 Ned Titus Lan~inger.
70 433 Erhy Gurley, Harrington.
76-l329 Murray u. Higgins. San Benit'
IT 10 Martin Van Buren, Gage, lIlgr
7S-lOI5 J. Davis Thacker. .lr.. San y.
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Of Interest to Women

Camp Fire Girls in the United State,
now number more than 100000.
More than one thousand women are nov
operating trolly ears in Rome.
Mrs. George Quintard Horwitz has beer
UNANIMOUSLY elected mayor of Moorehaven
Fla:
A large department store exclnsival,
for women and employing none but women
has been established in C~onstaniinople.
The first woman To be given a degree
by the University of Michigan was MAZDA
Ion l.. S~tockwell, who received her A. B
in 1872.
New York University is conducting a
special course To prepare women for va
cancies in the Bureau of Ordinance of the
War Department, left by men called to
the colors.
The membership of the Southern Pine
Association has agreed that women en-
ployed in mems places ut the lumber
camps, shall be paid the same salaries
formerly paid men.
Following the example of Alberta, the
Province Of British Columbia has now it,
woman Judge. Mrs. Helen q. McGill being
recently chosen by the Attorney General
to fill the Office of assistant 10 the magis-
trate.
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Reclamation
Amendment

The constitutions Amendment To he
voted upon Tuesday. August 2l>t. which
provides for the Conservation OF all
Natural Resources of Texas for the Re
clamation OF lands subject H. overflow
for Irrigation OF the lands IN those see
tions in which the average rainfall does
does not permit the growth of profitable
crops and for the Irrigation of all other
Lands IN the State the productive rapa
city of which NAV be increased by riga
ton. the storing of storm waters for pur-
posts of power and other beneficial pur-
poses J. not only a great con>tructiv,
movement for the future development oi
the State: but. under existing conditions
j. the most timely legislation TO which tn,
people OF Texas could give their support
president Wilson. in his great personal
appeal Ia the people on April 10th. last,
declaring that the supreme ies: OF the
Nation had come-directed especial at
%tention 10 the fact that the worlds food
reserves are low and said:
Not only during the present en-
ergency, but for the time after peace
shall have come. both our own peo-
pie and a large proportion of the peo-
pie of Europe must rely upon the har-
vests in America. Upon the farmers
of this country, therefore, in large
measure. rests the fate of the war
and the fate of the nations"
To encourage every part of the United
States in the production of the staple az
ricultural products needed in the great
emergency that l. now upon Us, the Pres
ident has organized a National Council Of
Defense and has urged upon the States
the organization of similar bodies whose
duty it j. 10 mobolize every productive
power Of which the nation is capable 10
meet our great crisis. Congress j. auth
orizing the expenditure Of vast sums by
the Secretary Of Agriculture and every
other agency of the Federal Government
nation in increasing our agricultural pro-
duciion.
To meet the extra demand made upon
u. II j. incumbent upon the patriotic cii-
Izens Of the State 10 increase the acreage
Of fertile lands capable Of contributing
in greatest measure To the volume of pro
| duction. Ii haS been estimated by the
State Reclamation Engineer and the mem.
ber~ Of the State Board Of Water Enein
eerS. the most competent authority IN ih'
State upon the subject. that something
like thirtv-five million acres of %agricul
: tural land may he affected by the devel
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Order Serial
No. No.
79-l031 Crbano Gomez.
s0-l7O5 Ernesto Rodriguez.
8l-l33l Eugene W. Faulkner, High.
s2-l6S5 Pedro L.uego. San Benlto.
So 49, Richard Cloudley Morris.
S4-l2S2 James q. Holman, San Benito.
s5-l323 Guadalupe Garcia. Los lndios.
sG-ls47 Joseph Henley Brown, Rio II.
81 797 Andres Loya.
S. 40 Alfredo Garcia.
So-1536 Pedro Garcia.
9O-I932 Apolinio Longoria.
9l-l723 Eduardo Garibay.
92--1779 Alfredo Trevino. Lvford.
93-l236 Guadalupe Gonzales. Point III.
gi-2247 Constantine Bits.
95-20ll Jesus JuaIrgui.
96- 1872 Manuel L.iendro.
81 Is Manuel Sepeda.
Is 652 Manuel Hernandez.
90 g27 Santiago Cavalo~. l.vford.
Iln3- COL Lcandro Pucnlc~. san Rcnlto.
o0-IlSI Dionicio Trcvino. Santa Maria.
lOl- 10 Benjamin q. Hanna.
la2-l75l Lauro +. CavazoS.
lOi-l321 !. Lance Harris. San Ben'to.
lO5-II46 Juan Gonzales, San Beniio.
InG-lln3 Francisco Ramout. Sta. Maria.
la7-13lg Domingo CARA. san Benitc.
InS-1395 Jose +. Lopez.
l0g- 6n6 Charles GrccnSlade. san Benlto
10 49, Salvador Morales.
IllI-l77l Ernesto CARA.
i llo- 5l3 .lulio Marine. Harrington.
Ina 46 Aleiandro ManciaS.
Hl-lu30 Jose Cortinas.
Uu5-l65l Salvador Garcia.
li6-l09g Ilermereiildo Cruz.
u7-Igjj Nalentin Torres.
uS-l636 Lawrence Willis, San Benlto.
llg- 223 Richard Gerald Johnson
l2o-2O66 Frank Ray Wclch, Lyford.
l2l-lI4l Felipe Coranado.
10 III Ricardo Saldana, san Benlto.
l23-233O Jose Ramirez.
pa COZ William Mckinley Rock.
l25- 800 Luciano Gutierrez.
l26-2233 Pablo Eucary.
I21- IS Jose Saldana.
los-lSlS Marine q. Holland, Point lsat
l29- 772 Eu.enio Davila.
ll3O-I456 Santiago Sanchez.
Il3l- 72l Felipe Barron.
Justo Garcia, RaymOhdville.
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DEPARTMENT TO HAVE CHARGE

fIN 80 AAAFNA 4 NF-~.f
AUSTIN. Tex. Aug. PLANS have been
completed whereby the stale department
of agriculture will have charge of the en-
tire agricultural exhibit ~ the Texas Cot
ion Palace at Waco. November 3-l2. This
arrangement was reached between Com
missioner. ot Agriculture Frew W. Davis
and the directors of the Cotton Palace.
The agricultural hail. it i announced,
will contain vounty exhibits and community
farm exhibits from all over the state and
will show the production and the value of
the various crops IN different portions Of
the state. There also will he nm individual
farm exhibit where the individual farmer
Will be able in display hI- products and
compare them with farms from other Sec
tons of the state.
\ culinary display also il To- be- featured.
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Order Serial
No. NJ.
l33- 7s6 J.. J. Edwin Winfield. Raymdy.
l34-l54g Sesundio NasQuez, Point Isab.
l35-1476 III. W.. Weaver. Harrington.
1856 $50 Albert Louis Knight, Rio III.
l37-2322 Jose a. Pena, Point Isabel.
l3s-l292 Santos Torres. San Benito.
l39- 972 Abel CisneroS.
40 9S3 Robert l.. CHM.
lIl- 757 Manuel Dimas.
l42- 9G6 Gu>tavo Hernandez. San Ben.
lI3- SOS Frederick 7. Kirkham.
l44-2230 Arturo CARA, Point Isabel.
49, 332 Manuel l.. MARQUEE.
I46-2090 Cecilio Morano. Lyford.
HI $40 Guillermo Guzman.
l4S-l56O Sandalio Trevino.
l4g- 52l Miguel Guerrero. san Benito.
l50-2l07 MaiIn Millalion.
l51- l94 Grc.oria RAMIREZ.
l52- S74 John u. Peavey.
1873 So Bacilio Campo~. Harrington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-07

Several visiting ladies were the guests
of honor at an evening at Point Isabel. in
cluding a bathing party and a sail in the
moonlight on the Laeuna Madre. Included
were Misses Ellie Laas of HalleitsvlIle
1mogene Beaver of Fort Worth: Aline
Dodd of Beeville; Fife Sawyer of Laredo
Dorothy and Elizabeth Cannon of Missouri
Lefa Spivey and Mamie Weller; Messrs,
Carl Weller, Leon Hinkley. Henry SHELTON,
Bert Huxley. George McGonigle, Billy
Mendenhall and Duff Howard. The party
was chaperoned by Miss Sylvia Spivey
and Mrs. W. f. S~tringfellow.
Mrs. Frank c. Pierce has as her guest
her sister. Mrs. F.. s. Watson of Lunaville,
La, and three children. Alberta, Edward
and Sarah Sue.
Miss Elizabeth Chandler Of Kingsville,
who il the guest of Miss Marion McChes-
new. was the guest of honor at a luncheon
by Miss McChesney Monday. The guests
were Misses Chandler, McChesney. Bunkie
Craig and MiA Stella Tullos of Flores
vile.
Miss Aileen Dodd of Beeville. sister of
Emmett s. Dodd. j. an acquisition to the
summer parties. being the guest of Mr..
ana Mrs. Dodd.'
Miss LAS of Yorktown l. visiting her
cousin. Miss Mamie Weller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-07

iASsos1atrd Pr"ss torrtsI"hdeh't.I
LIVERPOOL, Aug THE annual
statement Of the Mersey Docks and Har-
Dor Board shows the number Of vessels
which paid rates and harlor dues from
July |. 1916, 10 July |, lslis exeiasise Of
government vessels, 10 he 216.f 4T repre-
-eniing l4.0ls.652 tons. 2 decrease % j.
995 vessels and COL POI ions compared
with the previous twelve months.
The total tonnage entering and leaving
the Mcrsey during the past year was 2S.
037 .:304 ions against 3L.359.SS6 tons last
year. AT
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opmeni and protective measures that sill
he made possible under the provisions OF
the Constitutions Amendment now he
fore the people for their adoption. These
lands include the rich valleys. now sub
ieci 10 overflow, the great area of coastal
land needing drainage To assure fnll pro
duction. and the vast acreage .ot KINDS IN
those sections 81 the State IN which Ir-
~rigaiion j. essential To assure profitable
Yields at the class At crops needed Ia an
>wer "a the needs oi the State. the Nation
and the World in our present emergency
The amendment does not only declare q
great constructive public policy for the
State. but II inaugurates a policy Of ae-
tive encouragement Ia IL public spirited
citizens in the development Of The naural
%seurces of wealth that lies unused in
every part Of the State in the interest Of
all our people. rr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-07
INCREASE IN GERMAN INCOME TAX
fRy Associated Press.l

AMSTERDAM. .Juiy 7.-According Ia
Berlin advices the final Of the State In
come tax assessments for Berlin IN the
taxation year Of 1917 shows a total of
$4,000. 900 marks. ar an increase Of B.
500. 400 over the 1916 assessment. Tax
PAYERS with incomes Of over 5000 marks
number Gt. $50 Of a.3Ii more than III lai6
The average income of skilled nq,niiion
vorkers al the present time ! from 1000
TO 5000 and. in many eases. 1000 marks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-07

The Duke of Grafton. who recently en-
tered upon his 91th wear. j. no lover OF
up-to-date methods of travel. and he J.
said 10 have once made a vow that he
would never enter an automobile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-07

A French surgeon claims To have invent
ed a method for planting eyebrows and
cyela>he>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-07

"ANTED-Position by elderly man as watch.
man, foreman or similar employment. Sobe,
ma reliable. Best II references. Address
VI. l.. s., care Herald. %
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STRAYEO OR STOLEN.
NOTICES.

Worn ball bearings can he repaired by
truing up the ball races and using larger
BATS.
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RlcAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington l. 81. Louis q.
Cleveland ,. Boston u.
New York =. Detroit 2.
Philadelphia J.. Chicago I.
Where They Play Today.
Chicago NJ Philadelphia.
~. Louis at Washington.
Detroit mt New York.
Cleveland nj Boston.
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$500 FOR IMPROVED FORTY - One II
best tract i'm Shnryland. close 10 track. A
J.. rfremmer. Baxter Springs. Kansas. Il
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

OREGON Il CALIFORNIA RAILROAD co.
GRANT LANDS. Legal fight over land a.
last ended. Title reyested IN United States.
Land. by act ~ congress. ordered 10 be opened
under homestead laws for settlement and sale.
Two million three hundred thousand acres. Con-
tanning some If the best timber and agriculture
al lands left in United States. Large copy
rightcd mar showing land ny townships and
sections. laws covering same and description
Of soil. climate. rainfall. elevations. temnera-
ture. etc. Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co, Portland. Oregon. 81
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THE PENNAkT RACES
TEXAS 6.
Yesterdays Results.

Shreveport .. Houston |.
Fort Worth =. Waco >.
ballas-San Antonio. of day.
Where They Play To-Day.
Houston M Waco.
Dallas az Fort Worth.
Shreveport ut San Antonio.
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AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED-A Ford ear in good condition u,
part payment on brand new. high grade foIl
passenger roadster. priced lower than from
factory. Phone 402 or call G.. 4. Stovall. s
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NATIONAL lEA6 e.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston az Pittsbnrg. rain.
Philadelphia 2. Chicago =.
New York-C Cincinnati. rain.
ST. Louis 1. Brooklyn a.
where They Play TodaI.
Boston M I'ittsburg.
Only one scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-07

FOR SALE OR THADE-McAlIcn airdome.
Victoria Theatre. Donna. Texas. Two ten
|horse-power Kruger Atlas engines: two six
NV Generators. Address or phone Mrs. :. q.
Wolf. Commercial Hotel. McAllen. Texas. -
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A safe. a typewriter, an ad-
ding machine and a check protector al
reasonable terms. Apply Mason's Trans
Ter Go. -IC
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-07

FOR RENT-Nicelv furnished rooms
1871 Elizabeth. -.
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AUT0ISTS,

Those contemplating going through the sand.
rom Raymondviile 10 Sarita and the nortl
nav GET Q mechanic driver from A. C.. Burton.
iarage' kaymondville, Texas. We put you
a.
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Advertisement. }
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-21
Red Cross lunch tomorrow

Red Cross lunch tomorrow
Geo. b. Hanson has received
another car of lumber this week.
Remember the Red Cross mem
berS will serve lunches in the
Masonic Temple, Saturday noon
Miss Olive Wray is home from
Spearhsh, where she is attending
school, and will spend the holi
days with home folks.
Much favorable comment has
reached the Press Office over the
musical program rendered at the
Presbyterian church at the ser
vices held on last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Davis is in receipt
of a telegram from Camp Cody,
Demine, New Mexico, informing
her of the serious illness of her
son, Ezra TAFT, who enlisted in
Troop l.. The Press sincerely
trusts that Ezra may recover. He
is suffering from pneumonia.
w. H. Runyan returned last
Saturday from Chicago, where he
had been in attendance at the
meeting of the National State
Fair Boards. Mr.. Runyan reports
that he received most favorable
consideration from the + air
Boards for his hippodrome race
as an attraction at State Fairs.
! Otto Larsen was in kadoka on
Wednesday after lumber to be
used in the new house he is build
mig on his place in the Fairview
neiehborhood. Mr.. Larse
house was destroyed by fire last
week, the fire starting, it is be
lieved, from the exploding of a
, lamp while Mr.. Larsen was out in
the morning doing the chores.
Mr.. Larsen had built the fire in
his stove and leaving the lamp
lighted on the table he went out
to do his chores, and when these
were completed he returned to
: the house, and on opening the
r door found the room entirely in
r flames, and the fire beyond con
. troll. The house was entirely de.
stroyed.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-21
LOCAL MENTION
Ed Freemole was up from Weta,

Ed Freemole was up from Weta,
Saturday.
James Courtright, our local hog
buyer was at Philip Wednesday
afternoon.
Frank Wray is home from
Sioux City, and while there he
underwent a couple OF operations
for eye trouble.
Miss Irene Craven has return
ed home from Sioux Falls where
she is attending school and will
spend the holiday vacation here.
Invitations are out for a dane
ing party to be given by the Gin
osam Club at the Masonic Tenn
pie on New Years Eve, Dec. 3lst.
Special music will be rendered
at the Sunday morning services
at the Presbyterian church and
Rev. Bryan will deliver a special
Christmas sermon.
Hans Hanson is reported to
have been on the sick list the fore
part of the week, but recovered
sufficiently to return to his work
in the Smith Lumber yard the
middle of the week.
The Christmas program by the
Sunday School and the Christmas
tree will be held at the Presby-
terian church on Christmas Eve,
Monday, December Oath. An
invitation is extended to all to at
tend these exercises.
Attorney A. G. Granger re-
turned on last Saturday from his
trip east and he announces that
he was successful in purchasing
a car load of registered Hereford
heifers and expects them to ar,
rive in Kadoka within week or
two. While east MIR. Granger at
tended the Live Stock Show at
Chicago and he says it was great
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-21
Cash for land. See McNally.

Cash for land. See McNally.
Today is the shortest dav in
the year.
F. H. Sears and Attorney Gran.
ger are at Murdo attending court.
Mrs. John Osborn left Thurs.
day noon for a visit at DesMoines,
Iowa.
Join the Red Cross now, while
the Christmas membership cam.
paign is on.
Arthur M. Lanee, the Rapid
City eye man, was in Kadoka
Wednesday on his regular trip.
States Attorney Flaee P. Car.
Isle will spend Christmas at the
parental home near Fort Pierre.
T.. J. Hoon and E. S. Henderson
were west end residents of the
county who were county seat Wis
itors Tuesday.
Joseph Couture left Monday for
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for a stay
of a couple Of weeks, from there
he will 60 to Chicago tor a visit.
Mrs. B. Martinsky has work.
men busy this week raising, level
ing and blocking up her store
building on the east side of Main
street.
Bills are out announcing a
dance that will be given at the
Opera House on Christmas night,
December 25th. Good music,
good floor and a good time as.
Sured.
We are requested to announce
that there will be basket bal
game at Victoria Hall, Thursday
afternoon, Dec. 9th, between the
High School and a picked team
from town. Everyone is invited
to attend.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-21

C. B. jeff of Weta, was coun-
ty seat visitor, Wednesday.
The Kadoka Public Schools
closed today for a two weeks
Holiday vacation.
The different business house OF
town are handing out to their
customers many beautiful calen-
dars, this week.
Judge McNally united in mar
riaee on Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. John Crow and Miss Sher-
man, both Of .Wanblee.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Snyder are
enjoying a visit this week with an
uncle, Rev. Hanson of North Da-
kota, who will spend the Holidays
with them as their guest.
From l2o'clock noon, Saturday,
and continuing until all are serv-
ed the members of the Red Cross
will serve lunches in the Masonic
Temple in connection with the
Christmas membership compaien
Everyone is invited to get lunch
for their Saturday dinner.
Sever Texley, manager OF the
Rochdale store, has joined the
army, having enlisted at Aber-
deem and is now stationed at JET
ferson Barracks. Sever was one
of Kadoka's hustlers and while
we very much dislike to see him
leave our business circles, yet we
congratulate him upon entering
the army and know that he will
make a good soldier.
A very sad accident happened
at the w. II. Walker home over
in Millette county south OF STAN
ford, on last Saturday afternoon
when Herbert Hermans, younf
man l8 years of age. accidental
" shot himself while cleaning
shot gun. The charge STRUCK
the unfortunate in the right thief
and death resulted from bleeding
The young man visited J. |
/; Doty at this place last week ant
(; his untimely end certainly cam
/; as a great surprise to his a(
lquaintanceS.