The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-12

Kappa lllN.
JOS. Couture is busy this week |
treating the front OF the pool hall
building to a fresh coat OF pant. |
A son of Andrew Rennin9 and
wife was taken to Pierre hospital
few days ago and is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Edith Craven Knight left
this week tor Rapid City to visit
friends. Mr.. Knight has return
ed to Arizona.
M. p. GoSsard and wife return
ed Sunday from Okaton where
they had been visiting few days
with their daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. OSmer Lawrence
went to Philip, Monday evening,
being called by the very serious
illness of the formers uncle.
Mrs. Emma Sharon arrived on
Wednesday from StiCkney and Is
visiting at the homes of her son,
Otto {. Sharon, and daughter,
Mrs. E. T. Nellor
The Eads families. Allan Spaur,
J. A. Hughes and J. Hoffman and
families~spent Sunday down In
the Bad Lands on a picnic, and
a most enjoyable trip is reported.
Frank f. Matzke of Virgil, SD.
was at Kadoka the first of the
week looking after his landed in
tereStS. Mr. Matzke was a form
er nei9hbOr of the G.. II. Decker
| family in Wisconsin and also at
ArteSian this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jones left
| Saturday for Oacoma where they
will spend a week visiting friends
and relatives and will also take
in the Chautauqua being held
this week on American Island.
They made the trip in their Ford
car
County Commissioner, Frank
Cove returned Monday from his
visit to his mother at LlnCklaen,
! New York. This was Mr.. Coye's
first visit back to his old home in
many years and he certainly en-
Ijoyed the trip and the visit with
his mother
Coming Again. LanQe Eye
Man, If YOU have headaChs, are
dizzy, nervous, light botherS you,
See me at Belvidere, Monday
July 29th p. m. Kadoka, Tues
day a. m. only. July 30th Philip
D. m. July 30th, Come early,
Last trip before school starts.
Bring the children this trip.
James n. Swisher and wife
were in Kadoka Monday from
their ranch north of Powell. Mr..
SWiSher was a visitor at the Press
office and informed us that he
expected to return to kadoka
and move onto his place in the
South Creek country, north OF
town.
G.. Q. Drayton, President of the
Farmers Equity Union will speak
tomorrow afternoon at one p. m.
in the kadoka Opera House, eX-
planning the workings OF this
farmers organization. An invita-
ton is extended to everyone to
come out and hear Mr.. Drayton,
who is reported to be most in
tereStlnp speaker.
Adjutant-General w. Spaftord
of the South Dakota Medical
Corps. passed through kadoka
Wednesday, going west. DR.
| Spafford and S. p. Hurley of this
| place were for many years close
| personal friends while both re
sided at Flandreau, and the meet
inc again with the Dr., after the
passing of a number OF years, was
:, greatly enjoyed by Mr.. Hurley.
Monday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HiCkoX, OF
White river, occurred the marriage
] of Mr.. Louis Nordbye and Mis-
] Pearl Rutan, Rev. v A. Bryal
y performing the ceremony. Onl,
4 the immediate relatives OF tn,
= contracting parties were present
4 Mr.. NOrdbye has grown to yOun!
n manhood in this vicinity and l
4 known and respected by every
/ one here. He has been engage
f IN ranchin9 until a few days a2
y when he disposed of his bunch c
+ cattle to enlist in the army. LOU
= was one of our most pOpula
. young men and was rapidly bullt
ing up a nice ranChlng outh
Miss Rutan has been reSider
of Kadoka a number of year
past, making her home with ne
aunt, Mrs. J. A. Jones, and he
always been a most Chdrmln
young lady, popular with all VIII
knew her and for the young ma
whose bride she has now beCOu