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


ness matters in Cottonwood the
first of the week
The Herb Sherman family eX-
poets to leave next week tor
Seattle, Washington.
For Sale---Four good spring pigs
and one SOW due to pig October /.
]. F. Martin, kadoka, ). ID.
Andrew Renning returned on
Wednesday of last week from a
ten day visit to the eastern part
OF the state, making the trip in i
his Dodge car
/ b. L. McNally is hauling sand
from the river this week tor the
/ foundations for the two residenc-
eS he will soon put up east OF the
W O. Biddle property.
The Heneear orchestra gave a
dance at the opera house on Tues
day evening and it was well at
tended and royal good time is
reported bv the attendance.
Estrayed---Brown mare brand
! ed JR connected on left hip; also
one ycarline colt, unbranded
Finder please notify !
John KuiSek, Stamford
| DR.. A. ]. HennlngS was called
to the Otto Peters home north OF
Belvidere the first OF the week
and he reports Mr. and Mrs.
Peters as being the proud parents
of a little daughter.
Paul Bellamy was over from
| MileSville, Monday. MIR. Bell
amy will hold a big sale at his
rance on Oct II, and was over
making arrangements with AuC-
tioneer Leedom to cry his sale.
DR.. w. M. Mcdonald, the Muir
do dentist, will make his next
regular visit at Kadoka on OCto-
Der 9-l0-ll and II, and will be at
I Hotel Dacotah. Dates can be
made with him by writing or
phonine him at Murdo
Fred SChimke from the north
part of the county, delivered 79
head of steers at this place on
last Friday to Henry Willert the
Akron, Ia, buyer. While in town
Fred called at this office and
moved his subscription up a year.
If YOU had been present at the
| Presbyterian church last Sunday
5 morning you would have had the
, pleasure of hearing one OF the
: best sermons delivered in kadO-
| ka for sometime. Rev. Collins
: from north of town spoke and
) we were glad that we were pre-
sent.
7 Frank Lovendusky and wife
5 from south of Weta, mourn the
+ death of their little infant son
). which was born to them Tuesday
7 and passed away on the evening
l. OF its birth. Funeral services
were held Wednesday and inter
ment made in the ce retery NORTH
, OF town.
. Frank Edwards the blacksmith
and garage man, is having briCF
hauled to the lot he recently pur
chased to the north of the fire
hall for the erection of the new
garage he will build. Mr.. Ed
wards is one of KadokaS oldeS
business men and the Press is in
deed glad to see him put up thi,
new building.
Cecil McRae of Osakis, MINI
was in this vicinity the latter par
of last week visiting his man,
friends here. Cecil has purchaS
ed the Andrew SeverSon 240 aCr
place, lying just across the rOao
from his homestead in the SOutI
Creek country north of town, an,
during a visit at the Press OtflC
he informed us that he woul
move back TO Jackson county /
the spring.
The old Press Is certainly prou
of its list of advertisers. A wild
awake business man or firm d
ways advertise. Advertising i
the life of business--you can d
it in many ways but the mo,
successful merchant in the worlC
Wanamaker of Philadelphia, say
that the newspaper is the be-
medium. This week we ask yo
to read the advertisements IN tn
PreSS---it may be the means {
saving some money for you.
A very pretty wedding oCCure
at the hospitable home of NJ
and Mrs. Guy l.. Neuman out
Grandview township on last We
nesday afternoon when Rev. Pu
mann of Stamford, said the wore