The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-08-23

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up from Belvidere last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. O. (. Hansen and daueh-
ter, Mrs. Rudd, are spending a
couple OF weeks in the Black
Hills.
HELP WANTED:-W oman or
man for kitchen or dining room
work Franklin Cafe, DeadWood,
South Dakota. 3Stt
For Lease The quarter section
known as the Slater farm, for hay
| See Walter YounGWorth or call
by phone at Fred Eads farm
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Lecdom ar
rived last Friday from Gordon,
Neb., and are visiting 1t the home
.ot their son, {. y. Leedom and
family
n. J. HenningS of Taylor, n ID.
visited this week with his son,
DR.. A. J. HenniuPS and family.
Mr.. HenninQs was accompanied
by Mrs. H. Thiessen.
Strayed A Black mare, not
branded, weight about $50, three
years old, white spot in forehead,
stove UP in front ankles.
L. r. Collins.
Fred Paustian Of White Lake,
S. d., visited a few DAYS this week
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. a.
] FIenninos, prior to his leaving
for the army camp at Camp Fun
StOn.
Strayed--Iron grey mare, with
white star in forehead, 2 years
old. branded 7 u p on left law
and bar on left shoulder. Reward
for information leading to her
recovery. E. ]. Solon, Weta. SD.
The subscription rate OF The
/ Republican will advance TO $500
a year September lSt. Act now
and save that extra dollar Bring
your subscriptions to this office
or mail them direct to The Re
publican, Mitchell, s. d.
County Auditor, Otto c. Sharon
) received word today from the
Tax Commission at Pierre that
valuation of lands IN the OrGanlz-
ed townships of Jackson county
: had been raised five per cent over
the valuation as placed by the
! County Board of Equalization.
The unOrGanized townships re-
mains the same,
= The hardest rain OF the season
fell last Saturday and DR.. We'll
man reports that the government
gauge showed 3,002 inches OF
moisture. A little hail fell at the
same time and while quite a little
damage was done to the gardens
the Coan and cane was damaged
but slightly Monday evening
another light shower of rain fell
The oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs
ThOS. Emery met with an aCCl
dent last FRIDAY afternoon which
might have had fatal results
when he fell from the SCattOldlne
on the new residence Of J. II
Snyder to the ground below, d
distance of about twenty feet
The little fellow fell head frs
and lit on a pile of bricks, bruis
ING his head in most Dainlu
manner. After several hours O
being unconscious he came tC
and is improving nicely now
With the various government
al Departments rushed with WOr+
both concerning foreign and do
meStiC affairs to win the war
conserve at home and provide fO
post war adjustments, we Cal
congratulate ourselves over tn,
solicitude for the boys in service
and their families. Another proc
fortunately not so much needet
of what democracy stands Tor
No matter what the family is, ,tha
boy is well looked after. Th
Com. on Civilian Relief stand
ready TO assist the government il
this fine work and is willing t
listen TO YOU when in anXiet
about your boy in tbs service.
Last call to save a dollar O
your subscription to The Mitch
ell Republican at the old rate
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tanning the twenty-four hour lea;
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