The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-06-21
NOn-PartiSian League
Solicitor Arrested.

west end of the county and ar
rested travelling solicitor of the
Non-Partislan League by the
name of BOrchert. At his pre-
llminary hearing held before
Judge McNally at this place on
Tuesday he was bound over but
! an arrangement made between
States Attorney EasthouSe and
Attorney A. Wagner of Philip,
who acted as BorchertS lawyer.
the young man was taken before
Judge Williamson who was hold
Ing court at Murdo, on Wednes,
day and after being given a Sc
we're lecture bv the Judge was
turned loose.
The Jackson County Council of
Defense are to be congratulated
by every loyal person for the
stand they took in not allowing
any of these solicitors for this
league work in this county. For
the benefnt of any Press readers
who do not know we will say that
the President of this NOn-PartiS-
ian League, a. &. Townley, and
the man who is director general
of the outfit, is at this time under
Indictment for dis-loyal utter
anCeS and soon will be in a fed
eral prison where all of such
kind as he should be. Besides
President Townley, several other
of the higher uD officers and a
good many of their solicitors, are
bound over, either for diS-loyal
utterances, obstructin9 the draft
or in hinderin9 the sale of liberty
bonds.
The Press has no desire to die
tate to any person as to what pol
itiCal party he shall align himself
with but until the Non-Partisan
League gets rid of the leaders
who are now in charge of the or
9anlzation this paper will do ev-
erythlnq in its power to keep the
solicitors from plying their trade
within the confines of Jackson
County and if it cannot be done
through our courts, well, there is
a way that results can be obtain
ed. Over in Germany our sold
ier boys are shooting at Won Hin
denberP's men.
At this time the solicitors for
the League have quit the county. !
Rudolph Schneider was up
from Stamford Monday.
Geo. Smith was up tron his
ranch near Stamford Wednesday. |
Mrs. JOS. Rocks went to Rapid |
City, Sunday for 4 visit with |
friends and relatives.
Editor G. A. Carlson and wife
were over from Philip Saturday |
afternoon for a short time.
Cashier S. f. Rosencrance of
the Dakota State Bank was up
from Belvidere Friday evening.
Nick Simon of Reliance was
visiting friends in kadoka last |
Friday. He is visiting relatives
near Weta.
Mrs. J. NJ. Trlmble received a
message Wednesday stating that
her brother-in-law Albert Stevens
had died at Blair, Neb.
Mr., and Mrs. J. H. Fryberger
and children returned Sunday |
from attending the Grand Lodge
meetings af the Mason and East |
ern Star orders at Aberdeen.
Elsewhere in this issue of the
Press you will find the sale an
nOunCement of Louis Nordbye |
who will will dispose of his cattle
on July End, and Immediately al
ter enlist and go to war. Look itup. |
Mrs. Earl Davis and family ar
rived Saturday from Neigh, ,Ncbr. |
and have Joined Mr.. Davis here |
They have moved into the ChaS.
Perault residence and will make
their home here.
Taken-Up-,-One two year old
steer, branded X on right side
and T on left side. Owner can
have same by paying for care of
animal and ADVERTISING d. w.