The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-11-23
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS

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lion WIN be- brilliantly -Zh n - =
great white way
now catholic church building f@p
ldly ln nearing completion 30 fy.-
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dedication several taplt@L4 'z'Ao
lie, from the Rosebud COUNTY, "i.i a.
yeinblc to participate IN the asa. --.SA
exercises
IN order 10 keep the state N me on
column the south Dakcte hHi.-7@iDDA
Inague must devise new plans ara Dc
on tho "quiyiyc' Tor any Le" a-,@'Ap-
u the anti prohlbiton.at 10 f~sS4l
their former power 10 "ork 9+7i.-I-
,tou with their vet weapons.
Walter n Johnson publisher oi the
Buffalo Times, has entered me gov
ernment service and VIII lak@ eo1fA7
In telegraphy in order 10 Join me -.s
nal corp He is succeeded by q u
CI,rdinnIng Of the Ludlow Herald
and paul Samuelson Will have "nargs
Of the latter paper.
Az Mr. and Mrs Gus Hnb-ch .:
Waubay were driving across me NIL
waukee railroad track two miles HOB
Waubay in their automobile, the cal
was struck by a freight train AE-
Hubsch escaped with minor bruises.
but Mrs Iubsch sustained a orLE1A
shoulder. head and suffered interna!
injuries.
mother and the girls stick 10 the reso-
luton adopted by the members OF
the Womens Relief Corps 10 the ei-
feet that instead Of buying ne"
clothes this year they would make
over last years suit or dress and make
IL do during the winter season, III or
der to effect a wartime saving.
A. Le ROY Deeds was arrested at
| Dell Rapods for a statutory onense, NJ
| having eloped from Garretson with
Leone Lane, a l5-year-old girl. Deeds
took the girl to Dell Rapids IL an auto
and registered at a hotel. The chaut-
! feur informed on them and the arrest
| followed Deeds is married man.
! but has applied for divorce.
Capt. Wesley Jones of Montrose was
instantly killed as the result of hunt
ing accident. He was crawling behind
a covert while hunting ducks when
bush caught the hammer Of his gun
and discharged it, the load striking
him in the head. He was grain
buyer and is survived by widow and
several children.
Taking advantage of the temporary
absence Of his employer. Ben Weisser
a young man who had been employed
by farmer in the southwestern sec
ton OF Gregory county, disappeared
taking the farmers automobile. The
sheriff was notified and made a trip
to The home of the boy in Charles Mix
county. There he found both the boy
and stolen car. When taken into court
he was ordered sent 10 the state re
form school at Plankinton.
Aberdeen fathers are in luck II
Here's good news, straight from
headquarters. Sioux Indians attend
ing federal court in session at Aber
deem say the coming winter will be
an open one. Al! the signs say so
the braves declare. The muskrats ar.
not building deep; the birds are late
in migrating; gophers and prairie dogs
are putting up but scant stores of the
wild bean, their special piece de re
sistance for the winter months.
AS the result OF eleven boxes OF full
minating caps exploding Joseph Bar
tinvich, aged "A. was instantly killed
in the Homestake mine. The force
of the explosion was terrific. His eyes
were destroyed, both ears torn off, one
part of his head badly shattered. Prao
tically all the flesh was torn srom hi,
left hand and arm. What caused tht
caps to explode is unknown. as he wal
alone at the time. The dead man wa.
unmarried and was a native of Aus
tria.
Robert P. Stewart, United State.
, district attorney for South Dakota
announced in Aberdeen that warran
for the arrest of former United State,
: Senator r. F. Pettigrew of South Da
? kota, on an indictment charging vic
lation of the espionage act. would b,
served Immediately upon Pettigrew
I who is now in Chicago The indictmen
: is now in Chicago. The irdictmen
= charges the former senator with al
|. tempting to obstruct the selectiv
3 draft and with maxim anti-war utter
. ances, contrary to the provisions @
, the espionage law.
The playing of a practical joke ma
cause the death OF Peter Peterson c
Butler, who now lies in a hospital |
! a serious condition. The practica
Joke was played upon him during
session of lodge OF Butler, while
number of candidates were being Il,
tiated into the mysteries of the orde
A contrivance known as spankt
was used, and to make it pop" tn
, case of shotgun shell was utilize
in one side of the spanker, and the e
plosion was so terrific when III
!, spanker was popped" that the create
: portion of the flesh was torn fro
the hip and the bone was injured. tt
victim was rushed to a hospital. Eve
, IL he lives IL is feared he will be
cripple for life.
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