The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-09-06

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the week
A few used cars in good run
ming order for sale by the kadoka
Auto Co. Prices right. 44tf
A meeting of the Royal Neigh.
Dor lodge will be held Tuesday
evening, September 10th.
Capt. E. A. Barr. OF the Home
Guards, Belvidere, was Press
caller, while attending the fair
last week.
VIM. Keatley and Mrs. Addie
Reed of near Gillette. Wvo., were
guests at the J. M. Williams home
during Fair week.
have a SOW and six pigs for
sale, at the school plant, Wam.
BILE, WashabauQh Co. 5. ID.
loft Leonard Wood.
Miss Ethel Wood of Wamblee,
who has been a guest of kadoka
friends, returned to her home on
Tuesday, after a most enjoyable
week.
F. G.. Barth and family autoed
to Belvidere Sunday morning and
in company with a number from
that place spent the day picnic
ing on the reservation.
Chas. Perrenoud was here the
latter part of last week from Mil
ler taking in the Fair, and look
ing after his land interest in this
locality and visiting friends
Miss Lillian Hansen returned
last Thursday from Springfield
where she has been attending
summer school, and will teach
the intermediate grade of the IA
doka school this term.
Harry P. Atwater of Sturgis,
was a visitor in Kadoka, last week
attending the Fair and meeting
the voters of this locality. Mr..
Atwater is the republican candid
ate for congressman from this
district.
Dude Rounds came up from
the ranch and helped entertain
Governor Norbeck at the fair.
Mr.. Rounds feels quite confident
of his own and the Governors S
reelection. They have served us
Lf,,l liz, opI uynll
DR.. A. J. Hennings returned
Tuesday from Rochester. Minn.,
where he received medical treat
ment at the Mayo Bros. hospital.
The DR.. has been troubled for
some time with an abcesS in his
knee and decided to hava it at
tended to.
Rev. William Wallace of Mitch,
ell, district Superintendent of the
PRESBYTERIAN churches and Rev
G. Fl. CRUDE, pastor OF the church
at Philip, spent few days In ka
doka last week in the interests OF
the Home Mission service OF that
church society.
We have at the Press office two
or three punches of keys and I
couple of single keys, and a Ford
auto top cover that have beer
found and lett with us tor the
owners. The owners OF any OF
these articles NAV have same by
calling at this office.
Mrs. Emma Sharon, who has
been visiting at the home OF hel
daughter in Harding county, ar
rived Monday afternoon tor
few DAYS visit with her son, Otto
C. Sharon and daughter, Mrs. +
+ Nellor. She is on her way tC
her home at Stickney.
D. c. Bond, Oph. d.. the wei
known Eye Specialist of Mitchell
So. Oak, will be at Hotel Dakota
on On Tuesday September 18th
Glasses made that FIT. Specia
attention to headaches and nerv
BUSINESS. Bonds service excel,
always. Gail early. lO-t2
James A. Quigg was a kadok;
visitor Saturday, from his ranch
north of Philip. Mr.. QuiGe sery
ed for four years as County Audi
tor of Stanley county, prior to th'
division of the county and has
host of friends in this localit,
who were pleased at the opportu
nifty of meeting him again.
H. M. Evelund of the state ia,
commission and A. 6. Bernau
Secretary Of the Commission
were in Kadoka Monday on bus
mess matters connected with tn
commission. Mr.. Bernau wa
greeted by many of his friend
during his short stay here, an
he reports that he likes his nev
work fine, and that the family ar
we'll and like their new home /
Pierre.
In the comment of the Pres
given last week / n reterenc
to the exercises held as tarewe
to our soldier boys who were leaN
ing for the army training camE
mention of the address given b
Rev Father Bonner was lnadVe