The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-04-19

of Honor" at the opera house on
Saturday evening. Don't miss 1t.
Anyone wanting an unreGlster-
cd percheron stud colt almost ell
ieible to register, similar to the
kind the jockeys ship in from
outside for 500 a head. Call on
| F. Fl. Sears, Kadoka, ). ID.
Mrs. Martin Williamson and
children arrived here on Thurs
day of last week from kennebec
and visited with Mrs. c. l.. Cor
rin9ton until Sunday morning,
when they went to their ranch
near Sturgis.
STRAYED- One black eeldinp
with star in face, branded quarter
circle T on lett shoulder. Tail
is cut off square. This horse has
been running west OF kadoka.
Finder will please notify Jackson
County Red Cross.
There will be a Dance in the
Victoria Hall on Friday evening,
May 3rd. The Scenic Orchestra
will be in attendance. The Cath
olic ladies will serve dinner and
supper NAV 29th, on the occasion
of the Primary election
NOTICE-If you want 4 monu-
ment before Decoration Day, call
on or write the Western Granite
& Marble Company of Rapid City,
S. d. They carry the largest
stock of Granite and Marble
Monuments in South Dakota.
Correspondence solicited. 37-tf
The local exemption Board in
forms the Press that Jackson
county has been called upon to
furnish two men for the Army to
report at Camp Funston, kas,
leaving here on the 26th of this
month. The young men who are
to go from here are Hans J. Han
sen and Orrin Grooms.
Mrs. ]. F. Hrachovec and chill
dren left Tuesday for Tyndall
where they will join Mr.. H. and
make their future home. The
Press regrets very much to see
this family leave Kadoka as they
have been numbered amongst
our leading citizens since the
start of the town, but to them we
extend our wishes that every sue
cess may be theirs.
Shannon, Mlllett, Sumner Co.
OF Cottonwood, So. Oak, will
have a public sale at Midland,
S. d., on Saturday, May 4th, at
o'clock D. m. at which time and
place they will offer 26 two-year-
old Registered Hereford Bulls all
acclimated, in thrifty condition,
of the leading Hereford families
and vaCcinated for both Black
Leg and Anthrax. A choice lot
of range bulls.
| The annual town election on
! Tuesday was one OF the very
| quieteSt that we have ever had in
| Kadoka. Only one ticket was in
the field and only forty votes was
cast at the election of which the
ticket received about thirty eight.
The following were the officers
elected for the ensuing year:
Trustee first ward: G. N. Leedom;
second ward, J. H. FryberQer;
third ward, F. II. Sears; Treas
urer, ]. +. Brockelsby; Clerk, L.
| +. Nellor; Assessor, R.N. Rounds;
Justices, B. l.. McNallv and 5
Wellman.
Kadoka is to have a three days
| Chautauqua this summer. /. +
Paris, representing the United
/ Chautauqua System of DeSMOln
| es, Iowa, was in kadoka WedneS
| day and Thursday arranging tol
| putting on their entertainment,
| here. Practically every bushes,
man in town signed up the guar
antee and are behind the move
ment to make it one Of the bis
successes, as is the usual kadoki
/ way. The Chautauqua will bt
| held in the latter part of June o.
| first part of July, the exact date
| of which will be announced soon
II Two entertainments will be 9iveI
| each day, one in the Afternoon
/ and one in the evening, in a large
| tent electrically lighted and com
| fortably seated. The talent book
| ed for these entertainments i
rated as amoun9 the very beS
= and is the same as is appearing