The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-02-22

4 Remember the +. +. Smalley
sale at his place northeast OF ka-
doka on next Tuesday. Some
exceptionally fine milk COWS will
be offered at this sale
Rev BRYAN of the Presbyterian
church is firm believer that ad-
vertiSine pays and YOU will note
a church advertisement elsewhere
in this issue of the Press.
Earl Woodard OF the kadoka
Cattle Co. received postal from
Jesse X. Fell, former employee
of this office, on Monday and the
card announced the safe arrival
of Jess somewhere in France.
K. +. Milliken OF the Farmers
State Bank informs the Press that
the recent issue of the second
! Liberty Bonds have arrived at
their bank and are ready for de-
livery to any who purchased thru
them.
&. n. Leedom left on WedneS
day for Wall, where he will on
Thursday handle the big closing
out sale of c. M. Lewis north OF
that place. Today Friday he is
AT Cottonwood handling the Red
Cross sale for the local chapter
over there.
II. d. Engelen has closed a deal
through the b. l.. McNally Land
Agency, for the Rawson quarter
of land out on Franklin creek.
Harry intends TO move his build
in9S from his present location to
the newly acquired property on
account OF getting closer to water
and timber.
DR.. A. J. Hennines of the local
exemption board reports that the
physical examination of the men
in class one has been completed.
The DR.. also Informed us that in
the entire county but one man
had failed to appear for eXomina-
ton, and that his case will be
properly taken care OF.
James Campbell was over from
Cottonwood, Tuesday attending
to business matters at the Farm
ers State Bank. Jim Is now one
OF the section tOremen over at
| his town and at the same time is
running a small bunch OF cattle
and horses on his farm He is
proSperin9 fact we are indeed
glad to note.
The Press is quite a bit late in
reaching its readers this week,
but the Office force Is going to
plead not guilty this time and
will lay the entire blame on the
Milwaukee. After our usual sew
eral days tie-up, the train yeSter-
day failed to bring our bundle of
papers, and they did not reach us
until this, Friday, afternoon.
Walter Vice received a letter
, from his son Steve, who Is at
Camp Cody the first of the week
informing him that he had 50 far
recovered from his recent sick
ness that he had been able to re-
join his regiment. Steve also
said that the boys down there eX-
peCted to be sent across at most
anV time now.
| Ausie MCNally has purchased
, the lots which the old kadoka
House stands on and as soon as
: his brother B. L., removes the
building, will put up a brick gar
age 81 X 70 feet. AuSie has Sc
| cured a gentleman from Cascade,
! Iowa, who is an expert maChnlst
4 to manage the mechanical part of
: the business and he will add a
: couple of more cars and look
= after the livery end.
A. &. Long called at the Press
/. Office on last Saturday and dur
ing our visit he showed u> his
1 dividend check received from the
Equity Union of Aberdeen, Of
which he is a member. The
check was tor S2O.3l and repreS,
ented the earnings Ofthe company
4 on the amount of cream A sold
to them during the past | / months
Besides receiving the top price
for his cream this dividend check
B comes as an added profit and II is
D needless for US to say but what
lis strong Tor the Equity Union
w. II. Runyan was d pleasant
caller at the Press office on las'
Friday evening and informed u,
OF the appreciated Gift their LITTLE
baby daughter had received tina
day Shortly after the birth o
the baby Geo. Porch asked tn,
parents to name the Girl Georgia
and this was done. Friday Geo
presented his little namesakc witl
a $50 Liberty Bond. The presen
was a good one, characteristic O
Mr.. Porch, and is much appreCia