The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-15

me at once as 1t Is gong fast.
Geo. B. Hanson.
DR.. w. M. Mcdonald, Dentist, of
Murdo, announces that the dates
for his next regular trip to kado-
ka will be February 10, 20, Il and
22. At Hotel Dacotah. Write
or telephone him at Murdo for
appointments.
People residing in western Jack
son county want to remember
the big Red Cross sale at Cotton
wood on the afternoon of Friday,
Feb. 22nd. This is the first sale
to be given by the Cottonwood .
chapter and the ladies will ap-
preCiate ANYTHING brought in and .
donated for the sale
Miss Valliere G.. Decker who |
has been home recuperatin9 from
her operation resumed her stud
les Feb. 5th, the second semester
at Vermillion University, it not f.
being advisable at this time for
her to return to Ohio state, owing
TO the fuel situation.
Anton Krovoza of this place
went to Belvidere on last Satur-
day and assisted in furnishing
music for a dance and basket
supper given by our Bohemian
friends at the I. G. B. j hall near
that place The sum OF Sl23.OO
was raised and all but $40 which
will be used for expense, will be
turned over to the Red Cross.
County Commissioned frank
Cove received the sad news last
Thursday of the death of his
father, which occurred at the fam
ilv home in LinCklean, New York.
Mr.. Coye lived to the ripe old
age of 76 years, was Union vet
eran and the Press with our en-.
tire community, extend Sympa-
thy to the son and his family.
Press readers will note the ad.
vertisement or E. +. Smalley in
this issue. Mr.. Smalley will
about March lst, move to Wis
Consin and on the 26th of the
present month will hold a closing
out sale at his place north east of
Kadoka. Read the ad and if you
are in the market for some guar
anteed milk COWS be at this sale,
Albert and George Porch were
over from their ranches a few
DAYS the first of the week. Alb
: has Just purchased all of George 5
e land and live stock over in Wash
t abau9h county and George and
Y his family will leave tor Missouri
\ in a few davs to make their future
r home. The Press regrets very
much to see Geo and his wife
, leave us, they are among our old
Q residents and have many friends
/ here, but as they are going we
0 wish them all the success pos
/ .ible.
S The Red Cross rally at the Ma
d sonic Temple on Tuesday even.
6 ing proved itself in every way
Y one of the successful events OF
the season and the parties who
worked so hard to bring the raj
: " about are certainly to be con
/ graduated. The address by EX
$ congressman Burke of Pierre
A. was interesting and he held the
II close attention of his hearers al
Is through the hour and ahalt he
d spoke to us. Attorney WaQQoneI
II of Philip, spoke briefly and at the
v close of his talk the baskets whiCl
(, had been brought in by the ladie.
x in attendance were put up anC
l. sold. This part of the evening"
- program was quite exciting anC
X after the smoke of battle hat
;. cleared away the sum of S373.9l
was lett TO be turned in to tn,
70 treasury of the Jackson count
,e chapter. This sum with TN,
f. money earned at the dinner Qivei
ID by the Red Cross ladies on las
70 Saturday brings the amount re
,e ceived to around S425.0O Th
N committee who had charge O
,e furnishing the music for the oC
re casion furnished a very nice prC
,a gram which added to the merr
e ment of the evening, After tn
ev supper had been cleared dane
20 was enjoyed by those who attenC
10 ed, the music being furnished b
n. Miss Olive Milliken at the piano
w C.M. Lloyd and J.B, Golf of PhillI
RI with violin and Cornet. 1t was
". great Red Cross rally and tn
lie people of Kadoka are certainly
k. be congratulated for the interes
they are taking in this great worl