The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-09-27

Come across or the Kaiser will.
FOR SALE--l9l7 Ford car in
good condition. Glern Hoon.
A few used cars in GOOD run
ming order for sale by the kadoka
Auto Co. Prices right. l4tf
This week the kadoka Auto Co
sold and delivered one of their
Ford Trucks to Bluhm Bros. at
Fl Pierre.
Frank White went to Rapid
| City Monday where he attended
a meeting of the Hardware deal
ers Association of the state.
Buy over here to win over
there.
J. NJ. Williams OF the Press. was
In Rapid City, last week taking in
the Palace and visiting friends.
Jerry says II was a great show.
We have just unloaded a car of
sewer pipe. Leave your order
with US today.
l2-tt Jas. a. Smith Lum Co.
President Wilson has proclaim
ed the 18th day of October as a
day to stimulate the 4th Loan
drive Everyone should celebrate.
Mrs. Sidney Hegg and |. Ras,
mussen of Bovee, S. d., daueh-
ter and grand son of liver Arntsen
of this place, are here on visit.
Vim. Williamson and son, Ed
win returned to their home on
Tuesday at Mitchell, after a short
visit with the formers daughter,
Mrs. c. l. CorrinQton.
Chas. Salisbury of Interior was
dipping sheep for kadoka people,
on Wednesday. He will leave in
a few days for his old home in
Iowa, for a visit.
Bonds speaks lowder tn "a n
words.
We have received another car
of steele posts. Get yours while
they last, they are going fast and
we will not get any more cars
this fall.
! l2-tf las. \. Smith Lum Co.
Dan Fisher & Son, south of the
village on the reservation, will
have a big closing out sale on
Monday, next. See the list of
property in another part of the
Press. G. n. Leedom is the sales
man and Mr.. Stuart is the clerk.
Jersey dresses are the wonder
of New York and are the attrac-
ton of the best dressed women
for general wear. We have a
vast assortment.
The Kepp Baertsch Co.
Rapid CITY. So. Oak.
For FoCh and freedom, buy lib
erty bonds.
Gus Craven of this place, and
one of the old time Cattlemen of
the west river country, was on
the Sioux City market with tour
loads of four year old steers, two
loads belonging to his daughter,
Mrs. GriffithS, and weighed 1880
Der head and sold at Sl4 per hun
dred, the other two cars belon9e d
to Mr.. Craven, and weighed 1900
per head and sold for SIS per
hundred. Gus advises people
who have light stuff to keep it, as
the supply is way in excess OF
the demand, the eastern corn crop
being short.
Tomorrow, Saturday the 18th
at 900 O'Clock in the morning is
the time when every resident OF
Jackson county, is expected TO be
on hand and sign up for their quo
ia of the Liberty Bonds of the
Fourth issue. Everyone in the
county has been assigned a Ger
tain amount of bonds and should
meet their committee in the us
ual place and sign up for their
bonds. Jackson county has S7S
10000 to raise this time and it is
expected that the entire amount
will be subscribed by our people
shortly after nine o'clock Satur
day morning. Be on hand and
help to make Jackson County the
first in the state to 90 over the top
In KadOka the committee will
make their headquarters at the
Jackson County Abstract q Loan
Co. office.
Be one of the millions to buy
the billions.