The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-05-17
Lilac Day May 18th.

invited to attend the
Lilac day rally at the J. w. Can
ney farm north of Stamford, on
Nj a 26th. Governor
Norbeck Will be present and de-
liver an address and Rev. O. +. |
Tell of Midland, will hold ser
vices at the farm at II O'Clock IN
the forenoon. The ladies OF the
Red Cross will serve lemonade
throughout the day and everyone
is asked to bring with them a !
basket and Join in on the big
basket dinner. The Murdo and
possibly the Cottonwood Band
will be present and furnish music.
In our issue of next week we viii
give YOU a complete program OF
the days doin9s and will also
publish list of the other speak
ers. Remember the date and
make your arrangements TO at
tend.
Louis Nordby attended to buSl-
ness matters at Philip, Tuesday.
A few used cars in good run
ming order for sale by the kadoka
Auto Co. Prices right, ATT
For Sale-A tew heavy spring
erS COWS.
25-tf E. C. Griffith, Kadoka, SD.
DR.. ]. M. Walsh, Specialist. Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. First
National Bank Building, Rapid
City. s. D. 44tf
Mrs. NJ. A. Peters arrived Mon
day from Paullina, Iowa, and is
visiting at the homes of her dau.
ohters, Mrs. ]. H. Dithmer and
Mrs. F. p. Boldenow.
Recent contracts by the War
Department authorize the manu-
tacture of 3,500,000 pairs of met
allie fastened field shoes for over
seas use. The average price was
about S7.75 a pair
Contracts have also been awar-
ded for the manufacture OF 1000
GOO pairs of field welt shoes for
United States and overseas ser
vice. the average price beng
! $3.50.
On account of the change in
train schedule, The Republican
brings the war news and markets
one day ahead of the Sioux City
or any other daily. Subscribers
in town and on the routes now
receive The Republican printed a
few minutes before the train
leaves. Beginning Monday, The
Republican will add the twenty.
four hour leased wire Associated
Press service. Subscribe now
through this office, or send direct
to The Republican, Mitchell, SD
Ted Gilchrist is another Jack
son county boy who has answer
ed the call to the colorS and left
on Tuesday for Minneapolis
where he will enlist in the auto
division for service in France
Words cannot express the graft
tude we hold for such patriotism
as is being displayed by the youn&
men of this county and the COun
try in general, and when we see
such boys as Ted leave to feh'
for us, there is nothing that VIZ
would not do for them. May The
Heavenly Father protect hin
while he is gone on his mission
of mercy,
George Freemole of Weta l.
another Jackson county youny
man who has enlisted since ou
last issue and has gone to pre-
pare himself for service owe
Wonder. George was too Young t
| get in the draft so he just mad
| up his mind he would voluntee
| and on last Thursday accompan
| ed by his father, he went to Mlct
| ell and enlisted in the Radio div
| sion and was sent on to Mime
| aDoljs. for schooling. The aCtiO
Iof George Freemole in ofterln
| his life for the rest OF us, cause
| every one of his friends to SWe
| with pride. George was one {
| our best young men, clean, brlgf
| and may God take care OF him
IL. ....nL - { tln prauc