The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-06-07

Friday at his farm near Weta,
was postponed on account OF the
rainy weather and will be held
on the llth of this month. Your ,
attention is called to his sale ad
elsewhere in this issue
Monday afternoon the barn on
the JOS. Kukal farm, west OF
town, caught fire and burned
down The stallion owned by
Mr.. kukal was in the barn and
before it could be rescued was SO
severely burned that it was ne
cesSary to kill the animal.
At meeting of the W. B. a.
Patriotic Service held tuesday
evening the following officers
We're elected: President, Mrs. r.
White; Vice president, Mrs. Geo.
Decker; Treasurer, Mrs. h. +.
/ kaufman; Secretary, Mrs. John
/ Butler; Captain Coterie, Mrs. J.
Williams.
COMING again. Lan9e, we'll
known Eye Man of Rapid City.
Bring the children; delays are
dangerous; save your eyes; wear
good glasses; be examined. Lar2-
est exclusive eye business IN
! South Dakota; there is a reason.
/ At KadOka Tuesday, June llth,
p. m. only.
Robert Gossard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. p. GosSard of this place
passed through kadoka Sunday
with two car loads of emigrant
goods which he is shipping from
his former home at Planklnton
out to Underwood, near which
place he has purchased land and
where he and his family will take
up their residence.
Miss Evelyn Sherwood lett on
Tuesday of Sioux City where she
will spend the summer attending
business college. Miss Sherwood
has during the past two years,
been one of the popular teachers
= of our public schools and it is re-
! qretted by the patrons and board
of education that she had made
other ARRANGEMENTS and did not
! accept the intermediate room for
| another year.
The Farmers State Bank have
made some very neat improve
: mentS in their banking rooms
| during the past couple of weeks
/ The Office rooms TO the rear o.
! the main banking room have beer
ntted up and connected witt
large frosted windows 2lVins
! ample light to all rooms and th(
! entire place has been treated to
f! fresh coat Of CaiSOmlne, giving t
! all the rooms a most pleaSln!
4 appearance.
! On Monday evening this wee
! the Hotel DaCOtah management
changed hands. &. b. GilchrlS
who has been proprietor tor tn
past three or four years retire
I and Mrs. Josie Logan takes po;
, session and will operate tbs hote
/ Mr.. GilchriSt has given kadok
| Il good hotel and it is re9rettc
that he rctires from the manao'
menl, but the present proprietC
VIII keep the same high Standar
Of service. The Press wishes tn
| new proprietor of Hotel Dacota
/ abundant success.
Rev Bryan of the Presbyteria
Church, informs the Press ma
|; that he is in receipt OF a lette
from Or. Wallace of Mitchell, su
erintendent of this district, sta
, inc that OF the seventeen Chur(
societies of that denomination
the BlaCkllills District the churC
at Kadoka ranks second in Il
contributions to Home Mission
while the City of Lead takes IN
place. When it is considered
: the number of larger towns al
cities in the district, this is ct
tainly a record that kadoka G
well feel proud OF.
Rev. Bryan, pastor OF the loo
PRESBYTERIAN church, left Thu
dav for Princenon, New JerSt
where he will attend the Forte
anniyarSarv reunion of the or