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The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

tel recently died, leaving nm estate of
100000.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

Ten smile. for a nickel. Always buy Red
Cross Bag Blue; have beautiful. clear
white clothes Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

II nm writing history OF this chr
~ see; nm autobiography, '-linlii
more American.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

Too much gravity argues shallow
mlnd.-Lavntor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
KIDNEY REMEDY
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

There is no medicine which we handle
that gives such good results as your
have informed u at different tines that
they have derived great benefit from it's
use.
There was one case in particular which
attracted a great deal OF attention in this
ncighborhood early last Spring, as the
gentleman's life was dcspaircd OF and two
doctors treating him for liver and kidney
trouble were unable TO give him any re.
lief. Fi.llly a specialist from st. Louis
was called in but failed to do him any
good ! at last induced him TO try your
Swnmp.Root and after taking II for three
months, he was attending to his business
as usual and is now entirely well. This
case has been the means of creating an
increased demand for your Swomp.Root
with us
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
Just Reversed.

Doctor-Did he take the medicine
prescribed for him rcliglously1
Nursc-No, sir: he sworc every
time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
Very truly yours.
Very truly yours,
L. A. RICHARDSON, Druggist.
May q, 1915. Marine, Illinois.
Prove What Swamp Root Win Do For You

Send ten cents to DR.. kilmer & Co.,
Bsngham,on, n. Y, for a sample size
bottle. II will convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet Of valuable
information. telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sure and
mention this paper. Regular hity.cent
and onc.dollar sire bottles for sale at al
drug storcs.-Adv.
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CIrnnbitads.lle6 e6ertrnannaen.

glIice 6. Cumming unO @emobI
an 9lrtbur @orter, 5 @runoitiide.
GicieIbcn an Sobn YbiIip Sill, s
@rllnOitiide.
Sobn 8. Cornell an @m. IS. Self.
rid, 27OS @uiIoforo.glpe.
8m. @. ScIfrih on Sobn 8. Cor
nea un0 6rou, 27OS @uilforo.9lbe.
Sos. 9. @urrop uno 6rml an SOo
6. CARING, Oitieite DER ct. @olil,
nobc 30. ctr.
@lorion @. 8ennett an 6ronf s..
Singer. jun, 2015 Onflep.Str.
Geo. 2eoie II. 81. an gInno Carbon
II. 9l., OlorOmeiticite Der 4oubert-,
nobc GIemcnt.Str.. 10 bel 6O.415.
Wloeaie arobl al Soiepb Soief &
6roi, @eiticite Der Gurbom-, nobe
Gbcm-Str., 10 6ci so.
$uIia S. Sopcs an ", 2eslie
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2cmis. glorooIt.Gdc Der ct. Soul.
uuo 20. Ctr.
gSm. q. Sorpc1 an @. $. @obon,
3 @rituOitiide.
9luriIiorp &coItp 60. an Garter &
Steffep, Olt@de bon Nioriott., nobe
Goofiie.Strobe.
Sronf 9iobol yieoltD So. on So.
rillo 6. Scorlett, A @runoitiide.
0ieielbe on oieielbe, Z @runOitiide.
W1orD 0onfmepcr on 2lepeIlpn
SreIono uuO 6rolL 250S @eit.6oD-
cite. StroBc.
Sobn Subert uno 5rou on Geo.
Sdneioer iiuO Srmi, 1923 Oit9oI.
timore-Str.
SSobn Q. 2urmon on Sobn Souie
rmO 6roit, 3t02 6oit.glbe.
glueuItus $. 9inoer on gluriliorp
Stealth 60, Oitieite Der Sumter.
glncp, nobc gioOIeitroBe, 22.4 bel
63.t0.
gooro of @enefcence Der ct.
So6n's SnO. 20. g. Stride an Somcs
u. Reoeon, 1912 SiiO.Gcder. .glpe.
Morp 9onfmeDer Ii. ". on 6ronf
Storionef II. o., 2516 @.. .6opettc-
StroBc.
Socob S. 9fice unO 5rou on SorrD
8. 2ebin yIorooitieitc Der Grob,,
nobc @pctb. Ctr, 36 bel ~.
@OmorO Soper uno 6rou OIL
eugene s. Gronin, Trultee, Siioweit-
ieitc Der ArebIc.goey nobe SonOaIe.
StroBc, t7.41a bel 90.
Sobn O. 6oron uno Srou an Go
marc s. Stord, 1924 9lbea.glpe.
SoIOntorc Coli an GormeIo Coli
@eiticite Oer 9Scnrl-, nobe Yicrce-
Str, 10 Bel 70.
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Gin Die 0ontcn.
6OIpitGlcr in Baltimore nn6 llm-
aeaenN.

BNDONO'
Sbepporo & 9rott Soipitol, Soiu-
ion, NlO.
Sfin ouO Cancer SoipitaI, 1t40
Nor0. .Wfount.StraBe.
South Baltimore gDe auo Gar so.
ipital 1918 2iebt.StroBc.
9bomos @ilion Son. for GbiIOren,
2 Sit.9eington.Str.
Union Eroteltont SniirmorD, 1914
QibiIion.Str.
limited States Dlorine Soipitol,
Genlington- glpenue unO 81. ctr.
llniOeriitb Soipitol, 2om6oro- unO
@recne.Str.
@eIt eno NRotcrnitp SoipitoI, t12
&c. GoIbolm.Str.
Baltimore Sue, Gar ono &broot
Soipital, 625 @eIt-6ronflin.Str.
GburH Some & Snfirmop. 8roaO.
pop unO 6oirmouut.9lbenue.
Git1 Soipitol ono Gispeniorp. Sal.
bert. itno Sorotogn-Str.
Ban @ielu Soipital, oerI. Gultern-
gloenue.
TentoI Sept. llniberiit1 Of Mlo.,
Greene un0 2ombnro-Str.
6rautlin Square SoipitaI, Gal.
boin- uuO 8nDette.Str,
@orrett 6ree Soipitol for GbiIOrcn,
q gtor0.GareD.Strobe
Se6rep 6oIpitol ano 9liDhim, Olo-
nrnentsStroBe uro &utlonO.glbe.
Some for Sncrrobles, @uilforo-
9lpcnuc unO 81. StroBe.
Soipitul for GonIunptioes, @uOu-
ipooO, WiO.
6olpitol for tbe @omcn of NlO.,
2afuDette-9loenue.
Su6ur6on SoipitoI, SillsOole, Ylo.
s. 8. Gernon Soipitol, Hoonor
9orf, Wfo., oOer 2OOO q. GborIeS-
StroBe.
SeipiI6 Some for Goniitmptiocs,
Heilterstopn, OlO.
Sobus Sopfins SoipitoI, g. 9roao-
ipoD.
Nlorblano @eneroI Soipitol.
WlorDlono Someopotbic Soipitol,
1922 glorO-Mount-StroBe.
MarDIano Soipital for tbe SnIone,
Gotonsoille, Wio.
Mount &opc 9ietraet San, Yifes.
bile, Wfo.
gturierD & GbilOs &oIpitol, 6ronf-
lin. iiuo Sdroeoer.Str.
@m. Yoiuter WleuoriuI Soipitol,
Green Spring-9lbenue nobc Al. Str.
GDe, Gar ono Sbront G6oritD So.
ipitaI, 1917 Oit-9altimore-Str.
ct. 9(gnes SoipitoI & Sanitorium,
Goton- mo @ilfens.9loenue.
Ct Soiepb's Soipitol, @oroIinc-
mo 6offmon.StroBe.
9inccnt &c EonPs Moternote SO.
Ipitol, Gioiiion.Str. uno Sofopetts-
SlOenue.
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5000 Goshen Oil & @os Ger ciis 100
5000 0on Goal 0oub 6er........... 105h
1000 Nlcr & Nlincrs lrnns Ger ~ 0s
5000 Fenna 2soler & Foper Ser .. o.
1000 lniieo 9iallmabs l. 4cr r..... 8ols
SECOND CALL.
30 sluibciIc goni Roper com. ....ffiih
125 sIuibeiIe Goshen & so ciis. 1875
80 gHibeiIe Goshen Oil com ciis M 1s
26O glHibeiIc Goshen Oil pio ciis.. AZ
60 sInibeiIe Sdbiion Chem so. .. 80
30 gnibeiIc Nli Sernon Drills pio 6sH
9 gInibeiIe Nlarblono 0ainolib 60. s3
40 gmibcilc gioriberii Central Nn. 634
. glnibeiIe geaib. 9olto < Nm pio. Al
S 900 glrun Sano & @rao Ger ...... i0i5a
1000 9oni GouI Ger er.............i i0b
1000 Ulonon 8alIeh Irac 5er ....... 92h
5000 Nl0rhano 4er 1923. ............ 0sh
1000 NtinH & Si 8aI 81 5er .... 0sh
5000 rniteo 8ailmabs T. 4er r....... s0A
1000 iluiico Glec 6 & % 4her...... SO
1000 g9ai6. BALTIC & eInnap 5er . s3
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$780,; @rints, 1a %fiinO, 81
S9c.; @rints, 1 @funo. 1885,;
DoirD Erints, WlO., 8o., Yo., 81
34c.
gier. - Tnbeno. W1O. unO Fo..
33c.; @oitcrn Shore Dlo. uno 3d.,
33c.; @eItcrn (Obio). 33c.; g9eit.
@ireinio, 33c.; liiolide (I.-G.), 32c.
Sebenhes @efIiieeL. II
Sriibiobrsbiibner, IL bis 2 @funO,
34-95c.; 1 Efo. unO ipenieer, 2S-
30c.; iunee neiBe 2eeborn, Yfo., 26
PSI; oItc 9cnnen, 23c.; oIte
SGbne, 12-13c.; @ntcn, oIte W1us.
cop1 uno @onercl. Yfo., t5-16c.;
oIte peiBe @efins, 16-t7c.; Snoion
&unnerS. t5c.; YuOOle, 10 bis 16c.;
junec, % 23c.; fIeinc, 49, zoe;
Touben, Yoor, olte, 20c.; irnge~
2Oc.; Guinea @cfIiigeI, olt. 35-40c.
&ortoffeIn. ~ Neue 3artof-
felu; Nlorfolf unO Sompton Sob.
$4.0O-4.25; @aitern Shore. @o..
Sob. $4.25-4.5O; gorf &ibcr, Slr.
1, Sab, $4.OO-4.25; Sioppabouuod,
9lr mO ,, 6ob, $2,50-S,00,
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staStiIdjc NnftiOns.gerFdnF

StuOltIu)e NNlIlUUsrNtrIuuIc.
Wiahur nnh Stabtratb non galtimurc
StaOt.0UntrDlcure.Sep Separtcment.
ccffcnhidlcr Mnftione.8ctlanf
ODt
nlcm nlten Wlaici al In bcm nIs
yir 31S, 0Dhrtlanb- -5trahc,
betdnntcu Cebdnbc,
ant 5reitag, ben 10. Snli 1917,
nm 2 itbr Vadmittd0e,
an Crt uno 5tclc.
&niiebc mnB innerbalb ecbs5ig Idaen bonn
Berfanisinae OH d6qebroden ur0 luegaeidbniit
iein. Ole iibIicben Spe5itfaiionen un6 8eoirs
gunaen In iriberen Yerfduien bon Ct Bluls
Girnbent9ipenibum iueroen aud In oieiem
Sale aneewanoi SO pir0 ioicri 9eiibredDi
9epdbri.
BerfnuisbeoinQungen ganr. Gin 9epoIii
bon $3.50 5ur 8eii oes Berfauies IN beoingt
Games q. Tbrift,
0Dniroleur
6. T. Ieipen C Co.,
(SuIi7fOt213) sluitionaioren
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Gngros. Ger ilinee 8oter ee.
iponnt: nSit cS Elm Suuge o0er Gin
M10el2"
@drterin; ~@s limo 5pci 3luei ia
mole Slmgenl"
Ser ilnge 8oter: ~@roBer @ottl
9lbcr ooS fommt oooon, menn man
elm @tdoeI bciratbet, ociicn Totcr
ejroiIiit mari"
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Baltimore WarFtbcridlt.

W Ontng, 9. Sui 19l7
Nlc6l. ~ 3ufubr 1926 6diier,
eini6lieBli6 1929 60iicr 5u 2ocllii-
Yoint lmo 692 6diier 81 Gonton.
Sic 0otiruneen norcn nie folgt:
ReroIeicenne Preife 6ciie Qcbie8 SQbr
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-12-07

Another surprise wedding was
staged on Tuesday, the scene in
this case changing to Lake
Charles, and thus we are permit
ted to introduce to our friends
the Mr.. and Mrs. George Robi-
chaux. Mrs. Robichaux, before
her marriage Tuesday to George,
was Miss Lovina Hebert, the
charming daughter of Mr.. Ezra
Hebert, prominent resident of the
Belle City neighborhood. George,
as everyone knows, who knows
anything about the affairs of the
community, is the hustling son of
Judge and Mrs. J. K. Robichaux.
The very happy young couple,
when questioned, admitted that
the usual moon" would be omit
ted in their case and that they
would proceed to call each other
honey right here in Welsh.
For Sale-the Booth place north
of the Catholic cemetery. Terms
given. Also the Head property
where Mr.. Hurlbut liyes;acreage.
Cash or terms. G.. A. Lantz,
Welsh. dec7tfN
Kiralfo Bros. the original and
only Hat Dancers at the AuditO-
rum Saturday night.
A. L. Tourres, circulation man
for the New Orleans Daily States
was in Welsh Wednesday looking
after the papers interests. He
is we'll remembered by many peo-
pie here, he having been en-
ployed as baker at the Welsh
bakerp some four years ago.
Since leaving here he has spent a
considerable time in Panama.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-12-07
B. F. Davis of Cedar Rapids,

B. F. Davis of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, is here on a visit to his
brother, S. C. Davis, and will
spend the winter months in this
section. Mr.. Davis stopped in
Lake Charles on his way to visit
his niece, Mrs. Lane. While in
Lake Charles Mr.. Davis gave an
Interview to a representative of
the American-Press in which he
said that there was an early
frost in Iowa, Indiana, Illinois,
Nebraska and South Dakota,
which caused a great amount of
damage. Grain dealers cannot
handle the damaged corn and all
Of It cannot be utilized as stock
feed as much of it will spoil be-
fore it could be used up. He says
that a committee representing
farmers Of the above states has
zone to Washington to petition
the government for permission to
make commercial alcohol, which
is in great demand at the present
time, and it would also re-im-
burse the farmers for their loss"
About 100 bags of La. Pearl
Seed rice for sale at $40 per bag.
Iantz & Lantz, Welsh, La. Phone
287-20. dec7tf
The famous Kiralfo Bros. in
music, magic and comedy at the
Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. ]. TOups had
as their guest for the past week
Mrs. NJ. H. Wallis, of Covington,
La. Mrs. Wallis has been visit
ing her son who is in the navy
and is stationed at Galveston,
Texas. She is an aunt of Mrs.
Toups. Mrs. Wallis left for her
home Thursday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-12-07

Three acts of Vaudeville and
Photo plays at the Auditorium
Friday and Saturday night.
Variety and pictures at the Au-
ditorium.
Contributions to the Y. NJ. C.
A. fund here in Welsh, not pre-
viouSly announced are, Miss Irma
Robinson SIS; room three in the
school 80 cents.
If YOU want a Good Fountain
Pen come to Greer Bros.
See he funny Chinaman at the
Auditorium tonight.
+ +. Dannett returned Thurs
day rom a business trip to La,
fayette. Franklin and New Or.
Leans.
\, J.Banoit was a Lake Charles
visitor Thursday.
The police jury held it's regular
session in the court house in Jen-
ningS Thursday.
All kinds of Cut Glass and Sill
verware at Greer Bros.
| The government has sent out a. ur-
gent call for 200 aviation recruits a
week, so there's your real chance to
follow the American eagle.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-12-07

Rebekahs motored to Crowley
last Friday evening to attend a
social and supper rendered by the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Crowley. In the party of visitors
from Welsh were Messrs. and
Mesdames J. N. Mills, J. P. Camp
bell, C. L. Abel, A. |. Cline. A.C.
49, T1''I us n0'N'li III
49, D po,h,e ~ , ,'4l'.' ~, d no -:
n ,,, 'N'' .'' ~ ' ".
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~. , .,,,, ,,,,,' 49,. ...'''''s wa"
I,,,5 =, -. ~ y
800. -. =, " VIZ ',y
C S,' y '''> b '-'''''>'' VI '''1
Stravad- From INV rIoco ~
Walsh T,os3ov ,;oh+ NJ, 81
ono LIGHT snd ono do,5, hoy v.or,,
horses n,od;,,r, s;uo o,o hror3oa
} n other mas small white spot
on Iofehead' Reward tor lnjor-
nlatlon or return. Boyd Fazend,
"eiSh' La Fhone I'LL noV3Ott
Grand Mastny John w Arm
stronc accomnaniod bv Grand
Sncrotarv John A Dav;iIo won't
to Houston Tupsdav IN meet
with the grand lodge of Texas
for the purpose Of looking after
the interests of thesoldier Masons
of Louisiana and Texas.
No,,, v,, o4oo1. 1,;,,,
and will be ready for you in the
next few days. Presents for all.
Welsh Printing Co.
Those who wonder how the
cost of the great war will be met
will get some little idea from the
49, P,,o,, wv, ~ nJ,,,;aa;n0a - tbe
n;o+,,ro shnw horo ~ Walsh e.,
~ ,,o,+h - Nro,,o,,,ho,, . ,,,o,,o+ 81
- COG *
ouf tremendous STOCK OF AinaS
toys lor the chlluren anu young
cnoot;on ~ fow dos on ond
coz tho,, wol.h pr;r+;,m o.
IA ,1o,,4;,, oe1ol,o c.o,,,o
!, o,.o wodua.aa,, a.d Tl,,rasau " ~ -.
h,,a;ro.s W
T. VI oe"a' ~
PnOne $50 or 9O
Mr. and Mrs F p Carlton NJ
Shell City, Mo-, arrived Tuesday
for an extended visit to W. E
Stewart and family and Mrs. Chas
Stewart and family. Mrs. Carl
| ton lS a nAIcp of Mrs Gh9S Stew,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-12-07

of Your Visitors Tell Us =
: Telephone 222. :
49, @tSNfaay
". J. and Olevee Lidd,e Of len
nings were business visitors here
Monday.
NJ, T. Bradford who Is working
at EdgeMy was here the foreparl
Of the week visiting his family.
Corn in car lots, shuch
Or sIluc!<ed, delivered TO
any ny station in JeficT-
son Davis parish; write,
piI0Ue'0r wire K. a. Estes
Nat H. Prentice who has beer
working in Alexandria for some
time came home Tuesday and vii.
remain.here for some time.
Mrs. John Gamble Of Jennings
was the guest of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Prentice Monday
Rice Insurance
w. M. Colbert, rlgr.
Phone 90 Night 90 ,
Fred Boutte of Vinton was here
Saturday and Sunday, the guest
of his sister Mrs. Achievements
j. j. Dubourg, a well known
insurance and loan man Of Lake
Charles was here Monday on bust
ness.
For Sale or Rent.
farm one mile west o 1
Welsh on S. p. Ry. APP
ply to John w. Barnette
Welsh, or Vim. A. Murphy
Pine Bluff, Ark. 23-4l
Ms. Phillips of Shreveport il
here this week visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. D. H. Kelly. Mrs. Phillip!
is a sister of D. H. Kelly.
Miss Mary Sugg of Baldwin
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs E
c. Willard last Saturday and Sun
day.
See me for Insurance
F. q. Seward
Phone 1873 or Ct
George A. Courtney active VIC
president of Calcasieu Nationa
bank Lake Charles was here Tues
day on business. At noon accom-
panied by Manager E. c. Willard
they left for Roanoke on business
M. H. Anderson a prominen
rice planter of Elton communit.
and former resident of this com
munity was here Monday on busi
ness.
Just received new fall lin
of Hats for Ladies, Misses an
Children. Mrs. Alleen Romero
one block north Of Bakery o12t
The regular monthly meetin
of the Welsh chapter of the Re
Cross will, be held on Friday, Del
IA at Red Cross headquarters
Election of officers will take plac
at this meeting.
P. D, Wilder, Lauderdale m el
chant, was here Tuesday on bus
nessx
Compensation Insuranc
! w. NJ. Colbert, rlgr.
Phone 66--Night 90.
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Personality Not Too Personal )
And Local Items of Interest :
If You Are Not Ashamed of Your Visitors Tell Us
Who They Are-TeIephone 222
NN%NR%%NV%N@fS wv @%e a.F3s1

GANANAN%AA%NA'
John. W. Armstrong went to
Lafayette Sunday to, attend the
dedication of the new Masonic
temple. He was accompanied
home by John I. DaviIla, grand
secretary of Louisiana masons.
r. NJ. Gray, popular represen-
tative of the Chevrolet Motor
Car company'spent Sunday and
Monday with his family.
C0RN--See K. A. Estes,
FRESH OYSTERS at all times,
bulk and in cans. Ice House,
Phone 1873. nov30tf
Hon. J. S. Irene of Elton was
here Monday on business.
Mrs. H. L. Morris and baby
who have been spending the past
ten days visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. L. 7. Davis in north
Welsh have returned to their
home in Lake Charles.
Go to Greer Bros. the old re-
liable Jewellers for your Xmas
presents. In the Jewelry line
they can please you.
Life Insurance
w. n. Colbert, Mgr.
Phone 66-Night 90
Mesdames R. M. Gray, E. c.
Willard and guest Miss Mary
Sugg, Misses Hanson and Ecker
and Elmer Harris spent Saturday
in Lake Charles and Sulphur.
Prof. Arnold L. Pearce, wife
and baby, Miss Mable Fontaine,
Supt. W. P. Annette, Prof. Crowl
of Jennings and Prof. McHaney
of Roanoke, attended the prin-
cipals convention at, Baton Rouge
on Nov. 80 and Dec. 1.
FOR ,SALE-My farm of l22
acres on Bayou Nezpique, 6 miles
north of Jennings. Will sell for
$25 an acre if taken before Dec.
20. ]. G. Fournet, 800 North
Twelfth street, Waco, Texas.
nov23-4t
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Caesar
Guidry, Friday, Nov. 80, 1917, a
daughter.
Mrs. w. P Reed and boys spent
Thanksgiving at home of Mrs. j.
L. Doiron of Thornwell.
Two scholarships in the
best Business College in
the south, for sale. If
you contemplate a BUSH
ness course. talk with us
before you decide. JOurn-
al office.
w. P. Reed visited Lafayette
last Sunday.
Uncle Eli Lyon of Iowa was q
! business visitor last Friday.
Corn for Sale. in car
lots, in shuck or shucked
delivered at any. Ry sta
ton. Write, phone OF
see D. c. BOttorff. phone
l52.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Goodreal
and daughter Miss Eldia visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie S. Goodreal
and children in Jennings Sunda.
afternoon.
M. H. Anderson of Elton wa
here Monday on business.
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Compensation Insurance
w. NJ. Colbert, T1gr.
Phone 66--Night 90.

Phone 66--Night 90.
Justice Of the Peace S. E. Car
roll was a Jennings visitor Satur-
day.
For SaIe-Fifteen young Rhode
Island red ROSTERS from northern
stock So each. E. B. McMillin,
Welsh, La. rural route 2. d7-2p
R. L. Craiger was a business
visitor in Lake Charles Monday.
J. L. Doiron, a prominent mer-
chant of Thornwell was here on
business Monday.
Insurance All Kinds
w. NJ. Colbert, Mgr.
Phone 66-Night 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Elliott and
baby of Thornwell were visitors
here Monday.
Omar Russell who is employed
in the oil field at Damon Mound,
Te3ss,csme in Tuesday and joined
his wife who has been here for
some time visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Russell in north Welsh.
| Cement Blocks and Ce-
ment. Brick. &C. L. Davis,
phone IS, Welsh, La.
Fall Millinery at Miss Hattie's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller Romero
and son Rollin were in Lake
Charles Wednesday where Mrs
Romero had her eyes treated By
DR.. lies.
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THE JACKSON COUNTY FAIR
KADOKA, AUGUST 20, 80 and 81

Belvidere Times; o. X. Gard
ner returned Sunday from a trip
to northwestern Iowa, and tells
us that he has sold his place here
to Ed Shuck of Geddes, and has
bought a farm near Emmetsbur9
Iowa, and will move there
either this fall or next spring.
The people of this community
will regret to have the Gardner
family leave here but will wish
them success in their new home.
Mr.. Gardner says that they are
not going with the idea of better
ing themselves financially be-
cause he doesn't think there are
the opportunities to make money
that there are here. but they be.
lieve they will be able to give the
children better school facilities.
Mr.. Shuck, who has purchased
the place here, was an old home
steader but left about ten years
ago, and as long as we have to
lose one good family we are clad
to know that we are to get anoth-
er good one in their place.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-08-10
Prairie Fire Does
Considerable Damage

While some unknown indiyid-
ual was riding past the VIM.
HickoX hay camp across White
River last Saturday morning it is
presumed he threw a cigarette
stump on the ground and by do
ing so started prairie fire which
burned over a strip of country a
a mile wide and five miles long.
The fire burned up all of Al
Smiths hay and a Qoodly portion
of pasture land rented by E. w.
Thode. Several auto loads of
people went out from town and
assisted in putting the fire out.
People can not be too careful
with matches, cigar or cigarette
stubs when travelling over the
country, for just a little careless
ness as in the above case will
cause a lot of damage
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-08-10
Prizes For West
River Counties Only

When plans were made for the
Alfalfa Palace which is to be op-
ened to the public in Rapid City,
on September II 1917, the promo
ters talked over the matter of
who should be allowed to exhibit
in the Palace. 1t was decided af-
ter mature deliberation that the
counties west of the river in the
state of South Dakota were the
ones most entitled to considera-
ton in such a venture and the
entry lists were therefore closed
to all other communities.
The prizes offered for the coun-
ty exhibits are exceptionally at
traCtive and as a result of compe-
tition is expected to be very keen
To the county exhibiting the lar
eest and best collective display
OF agricultural, horticultural, art
apairy, needle work, articles of
domestic science and dairy pro-
ducts a prize of 5000 will be Civ
en-, The second best will receive
a prize of SIS. the third, $50 and
the fourth, SIS. In addition to
these sweepstake prizes, many
other prizes are being offered.
The premium list has been issu.
ed from the press and is being
sent out this week to all people
interested and to all inquiring for
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-08-10
County Road Grader
Doing Good Work

Register of Deeds Barth OF this
place, and H. c. Snoderass OF In
terror, and their families, had oc-
casion on last Sunday to travel
over the new turnpiked road that
Belvidere township is building
through their township, and they
inform the Press that the road is
completed from the main street
of Belvidere to the east line OF
that township. The work OF
building the road was done by
the new county grader and tract
or, under the supervision of Ed
ward Barr, a man who knows
how to build good roads, and
Messrs. Barth and Snod9rass say
that the completed part OF the
road is a fine piece of work.
The cost of the road does not
quite run to $4,000 per mile, and
considering the many short pulls
this fact had ought to convince
most anyone of the benefit the
people of the county will derive
from the purchasing of the tract
or and grader.
The outfit is now engaged in
turnpikin9 the seven miles OF
road from main street OF Belvl-
dere to the west line of their
township which will bring the
road to the east line of Kadoka
township. Mr.. Barr says that
this piece If road will not cost as
much per mile for the reason
that the pulls will be longer. The
Press would like to see the otf-
Cials of Kadoka township make
arrangements to secure the outtlt
and put the road across this
township, when the Belvidere
folks get to our east line.