The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-06-28

have same by paying for care OF
animal and ADVERTISING. d. W.
MessiX, Weta. South Dakota.
Editor J. B. Golf of the Philip
Pioneer was visitor at the Press
office a short time Thursday
forenoon while on his way to
Belvidere where he assisted the
| Cottonwood Band in furnishing
music.
NelS Nelson was taken to the
hospital at Pierre Sunday night,
and was operated on Thursday
morning. The operation was
successful and Mr. Nelson is on
! the mend, a fact his many friends
is pleased to learn.
FOR SAI.E--The best laying
and most desirable 800 acres of
Jackson county land, with a nice
creek, good we'll water, close to
kadoka Deal with owner at
bed rock price.
! 50-2t Box 403, Canton, 5. d.
Miss BerniCe Mills of Weta, on
Tuesday was thrown from the
horse she was riding and hurt
quite badly, and for several hours
was unconscious. DR.. Hennines
was called in attendance and the
young lady is getting along fine.
c. O. Drayton, National Presi-
dent of farmers Equity Union,
will speak in the courtroom at
the Court House at 200 o'clock
in the afternoon of Saturday,
July 18th. Mr.. Drayton will eX-
plain fully the operation and
aims of the Union and an invita-
ton is extended to everyone to
be present and hear him.
Monday evening the editor had
the pleasure of accompanying F.
J. Simek out to his pasture east
OF town and Mr.. Simek showed
us his bunch of Hereford cattle
he has out there. There were
forty head OF the White Face
heiferS, two and three year old
and we have no heSltanCy in say
ing that thev are the best bunch
that we have ever seen west of
the river.
John Benson was over from
Philip Tuesday and purchased a
Registered Hereford Bull from
A. q. Granger, for a ConSidera-
ton of $500, we understand, and
he will place the animal at the
head of his herd of sixteen reg
iStered COWS. Mr.. Benson also
brought over, on a truck, one of
his thoroughbred COWS for ser
vice to General Manager, the herd
header at the Watch Key ranch.
Jas. A. Fowler has accepted the
position of manager of the Kado-
ka Rochdalc Co., and entered
upon his duties Monday. Mr..
Fowler has had considerable eX-
perienCe in the mercantile busi-
ness, and for the past year has
been employed in the J. H. Fry
berger store. Jim is well liked
and capable and the Press be-
speaks for him a successful oper.
, alton of the store.
Mrs. Thos. Murphy left Sun.
day for Dubuque, Iowa in answer
to a message bearing the news
of the death of her mother. Mrs
Murphy's mother was operated
on a short time ago and a letter
received a few days previous
stated that she was recovering
nicely and the news of her death
came as a great shock to Mrs
Murphy, who has the SincereSt
sympathy of everyone in the
community.
F. l.. Edwards on Tuesday be
gan the work of excavating fol
the cellar on the lot just east OF
the Masonic Temple which he
recently secured in a trade with
V. p. Stout. He has the brick or
the ground for the foundation
and as soon as that is completed
her will move his house from it,
present location to the new lo
he has secured. Mr.. Stout Sc
cures the lot at present occupied
by the Edwards residence. anc
also the blacksmith shop building
A ranch deal of considerable
magnitude was closed in kadok;
the first of the week when Geo
G. Smith of Stamford, purchased
the 900 acre ranch of w. Hicko,