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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26
Mabene Wagner Shank And The Official Proceedings the Board OF The Law Re
Sokoof County Commissioners Ed
County Commissioners

by the assessor Of WaShabaueh
County, S. D.. as required by
Chapter l09 OF the 1919 Session
OF the legislature.
That the Hail Insurance Prem
iums be spread against the sever
al descriptions as returned by
the assessors, and that have not
been exempted as required by
the State Hail Insurance Law.
Dated at Kakoka, S. D. This
2nd day Of September 1919
Board Of County Commission
ers Of Jackson County South
Dakota.
BY Frank Cove, chairman.
so Redmon, Commissioner
Attest:
Otto c. Sharon,
County Auditor.
On motion board adjourned
Sine Die
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26
Construction of New
Elevator Commenced

The foreman of the Youn9love
Construction Company, of Sioux
City, arrived Tuesday with a crew
of men and have commenced aC-
tive work on the construction OF
the new elevator being built in
Kadoka by the Farmers Equity
Union EXCHANGE. The erection
of the elevator will be rushed to
completion as rapidly as possible
and it is expected that the struc-
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26

Mime. Mabelle Wagner Shank,
the popular soprano and the So
koloff Trio, will be heard in an
unique recital at the Scenic Thea
tire, Kadoka, on the evening OF
Friday, October 18th.
Nine. Shank's voice is a mezzO
soprano, clear, true, and flexible;
and of exquisite beauty, especial
ly in the high register. She sings
with fluency and ease, with feel
ing and expression. And TO her
finished vocal art she adds a
graceful stage presence and
charming manner.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26

ture will be fully enclosed before
cold weather sets in.
An elevator has been badly
needed for Kadoka, and the er-
ection of this building will be a
a substantial improvement and
addition to the town.
The farmers Of this territory
who have backed this proposition
and are building the elevator are
to be congratulated on their pro-
Qressiyeness in erecting the sub
stantial structure this one will be.
Learn to say "Cyco Cigar. Sold
at the Canteen in three sizes.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26

A. J. McNally who has accepted
the sales agency for that Car in
this territory. The Chevrolet is
a wonderful moderately priced
car with many new and attractive
improvements, and Mr.. McNally
will doubtless find a ready mar
ket for all the cars he will be able
to secure.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26
Sokoloff Trio

We understand that Nine.
Shank will in some way attempt
the seemingly impossible feat of
singing duets with herself
The SokolOff Trio are Artists
of considerable reputation who
have toured in this country for
several seasons, making friends
and admirers wherever they
have been heard because Of
their sencus attitude toward
their art as we'll as their unusal
talent.
Admittance to the recital will
be by card only.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26
A. J. McNally Accepts
Chevrolet Agency

]. q. Beard of Omaha, Nebr.,
was in Kadoka Thursday. Mr..
Beard represents the Chevrolet
Motor Company and while here
he closed an agency contract with
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26

period of time in the branches
commonly taught in the public
schools or a child who has already
acquired the branches of learn
ing taught in the public schools
or whose physical or mental con
dition is such as to render his at
tennance at school as hereinbe
fore required unsafe. impractic-
able. or harmful either ,to such
child or others.
Every person violating this law
shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor and shall be punished
by fine of not less than $1,000
nor more than $1,000, and shall
stand committed to the county
jail until such fine and the costs
'of prosecution are paid. Such
fine shall be paid to the treasurer
of the school district IN which
the convicted person resides.
In addition to this all between
the ages of sixteen and twenty
one who cannot read and write
with an ability required for
pupil passing the fifth grade are
required to attend a night school
for at least eight hours each week.
They may attend day school
instead. Night schools will be
provided where needed. These
laws will be enforced by the state
sheriff.
Much money is being wasted
by poor attendance. il YOU have
a fifty per cent attendance that
means that halt of the money
spent for the school is wasted.
l.. s. DUBOIS, Supt.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26
$77,l77 60

ST,lN %
That tax of one dollar be
levied on each elector in Jackson
county, South Dakota, for the
support of the common schools.
That a road poll Tax of two
dollars be levied on each male
person living in unor9aniZed
townships in Jackson county,
South Dakota and being twenty
one years of age and age of fifty
years, except Idiots, LunatlCS
and such others as may be eXem-
pied bv law. to be paid in cash.
That a tax OF one dollar be
levied against the name of each
person returned by the assessor
as the owner or keeper of a dog
or dogs, for each dog owned or
kept by such person,
That a levy be spread of three
mills be spread of three mills on
the monyS and credits as return
ed by the assessors, under chap
ter 100 of the 1919 session of the
legislature.
That the Hail Insurance Prem
iumS be spread against the sever
al descriptions as returned by the
assessors, and that have not been
exempted as rSquired by the
State Hail insurance Law.
Dated at Kadoka, 5. d., this
End Day of September 1919.
Board of County Commission
ers, OF Jackson County, South
Dakota
BY Frank Cove, Chairman.
). O. Redmon. Co. Commis-
SlOner.
Attest;
Otto c. Sharon,
County Auditor.
! On motion the following reSol-
utiOn was adopted. Vote by
Roll call. All members voting
/ yes.
RESOLUTION
Be Resolved BY the Board Of
County Commissioners of jack
son County, South Dakota, that
the County Auditor is hereby
directed and instructed to levy a
tax of Two thousand Five Hun
dred Sixtyone Dollars and Forty
six cents G (S2,56l.46) an all tax
able property in the unor9anized
County sof W2shabaugh, South
Dakota. which is attached to
Jackson County, for the year 1919
to pay expenses of criminal pro-
secutions, costs of assessments
and collection of taxes. and for
additional salary of States Attor-
ney and County Judge, for ser
vices in connection with said un-
organized county, as provided by
| Chapter l79 of 1917 Session Laws
That levy be placed on the
Money and Credits as returned
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kadoka, $. d,
Sept. 3rd. 1919

A)NlJl. ~ IL AOl -
At $50 o'clock a. m, Septem
Der 3rd 1919, Board of County
Commissioners assembled as per
adjournment, members present,
Frank Coye, chairman and 5. @.
Redmon,
Also County Auditor Otto c..
Sharon.
Meeting called to order by
chairman.
Minutes OF meetings of july.
28th and Sept. 2nd 1919 and read
and upon motion was approved
as read, vote by roll call, all mem
bers voting yes.
On motion the following salary
claims for the months OF july
and August was approved, vote
by roll call, ell members voting
yes.
Ida A. Sharon, salary as S
County Treasurer from
July -th to August lst. 93 II
F & Austin Register of
OF Deeds 100 90
Otto { Sharon county
Auditor l66 So
L S Dubois Supt of
Schools 100 90
] c Pease Clerk OF Courts 100 90
Flae9 = Carlisle, States
Attorney 50 80
K L Pinkerton, county
Judge 90 30
Ethel Hutton Deputy in
Auditors Office A y
Katie p. Brooks Deputy
in Auditors Office % 50
August Salaries
Ida A. Sharon county
treasurer llb b6
Otto G Sharon county
auditor lI6 DO
F A Austin Register OF
Deeds 100 OO
Il S Dubois Supt of
schools 100 OC
J c Pease Clerk of courts 100 0C
F P Carlisle states attor-
ney 81 81
Ethel Hutton Deputy as
county auditor 10 %
Judge So 30
On motion the following claims
on the County koad were allow
! ed. Vote by roll call, all mem
berS voting yes.
K. II. LeBau labor on en-
CINE 5 81 3J
Joe McNally Labor on
grader 52 0i
/ On motion. the following
claims were approved ano
and warrants drawn on the
| General fund
Vote by roll call. All mem
berS voting yes.
1 Ida A Sharon Repairing
! service flag and stars
Tor same , IL W
Perault and Hurley, re
pairs for supt OF high
way 70 3l
Ted BuCkmaSter, Labor , W
Scott Wellmah, Janitor
for bal of July and
August AZ O(
! l. s Dubois postage and
express lU L.
j Z BuCkmaSter Salary
| as Highway Supt l38 u
q L YounQberQ survey
ing " 5l
Otto G Sharon postage,
co auditor office 7 3
u c Pease, express
freight and messages. Is Il
Nipple Printing Co, Six
revised Codes 96 On
Leslie Doll Freight char
ees paid and draylog 10 On
DR.. E. Rauche Sullivan
! NHo.,Io,- pa,rJ of
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1919-09-26
kadoka S. ID.
Sept 2nd 1919.

AS required by Article 8, Sec
ton 2l37 of 1913 Political Code,
the Board of County Commisslo-
ners assembled for the purpose OF
making levieS for the various
funds for the ensuing year.
At 9:30 o'clock A. NJ, Sept. 2nd.
Board of County Commissioners
OF Jackshn County, South Dakota,
as per above, meeting called to
order by the Chairman, Mem-
ber5-present, Frank Cove, chair
man, and S. 0. Redmon, also
County Auditor Otto c. Sharon.
on motion Board adjourned
until l:30 o'clock Sept. End. 1919.
Vote by roll call all members
voting yes.
At l::30o'clock P. M, Sept. 2nd
1919, Board of County Commiss-
toner's assembled as per adjourn
ment, Meeting called to order by
the chairman. Members present
Frank Cove. chrirman and S.. o.
Redmon, also County Auditor
Otto & Sharon.
On motion the following reso-
luton was adopted. Vote by
roll cali, all members voting yes,
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the Board of
County Commissioners; that the
County Auditor is hereby autho.
lied and instructed to levy the
following amounts on all taxable
property in Jackson County, Sou
tn Dakota, for the year 1919 for
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
UNFTRNIsBED ROOMS-Cestinu

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
AUTOMOBILES ntinued

/, HIGHEST prices paid for used cars. Bring
! your car to us, where you will get the best
prices paid on used cars. Cars bought and
| sold.
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Continued.
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TABLE BOARD.

1902 10th ST. N.W.-Breakfast and diAner
southern cooking terms reasonable. 1879
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lent home cooking. served in irst-class style
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The border vidette., 1919-02-08
FOR SWEET CHARITY.
Chairman O'Connor Names Commit
tee for Near East Campaign.

Active work on the campaign
for relief in the Near East. to be
conducted here during week of
February 10 to II, will begin on
the date set, and everything
possible done to make the camt
paign a success. Judge w. a.
O'Connor has appointed the fol
lowing campaign committee:
Organization committee: Bra
cey Curtis, chairman; e.. NJ
Clagett, Ben J. Jones, j. w.
Edwards, j. B. Bristol. secre-
tary.
Women's division: Mrs. Frank
J. Duffy, chairman.
Speakers bureaus: Charles E.
Hardy.
Publicity committee: J. f.
Wise, chairman. E. Titcomb, w.
G. Bowman.
Depositors: First National
Bank, Sonora Bank & Trust Co. :,
Nogales National Bank.
General county executive com
mittee: Nogales. J. Berk. F. J.
Barry, w. G. Bowman, E. K.
Cumming, D. W. Garfield. Chas.
Dumazert, Frank Diamos, Geo.
w. Dunbar, Frank J. Duffy, Ma
nuel Escalada, l.. Escobar, Ben
Evans, Geo. H. Fielder, Guy O..
Griffin, A NJ. Gillespie. r. c..
Howell, Jas. A. Harrison. Chas.
E. Hardy, Phil Herold, G. T..
Jones, H. J. Harms, Sam Leeker.
Dave Loeb, J. A. Legarra. Ca pit.
L. w. Mix. Mrs. Geo. B. Marsh,
E. M. Mather, 6. H. Madden,
Hugo W Miller, M. Marsteller,
w. J. Neuman, S. F. Noon, DR.
A. H. Noon, r. l. O'Neill. Spiro
Proto, E. B. Sorrels. Jesus Sal
damando, E. Titcomb, r. Tras.
VIVA, Ramon Vasqnez, j. E.
Wise, w. c. Vinegar, Wing
Wong, T. J. Wylie, A. G. Wall,
T. G. Wright:
County: Thos. Casanega. Teo-
flo Otero, M. H. Amado, Phil
Clark, VIM. Martinez, Carl, White,
o. F. Ashburn, r. r. Richard
son. John Hoy. H. G. Harrison.
Frank Powers, E. F. Rohlinger.
Murray G. Day, Harry l.. Fer
guson, Harry L. Vaughn, Frank
Cox, T. E. Heady, Mrs. Clyde
Mcpherson. Josiah Bond, A S.
Henderson, J. S. Gatlin, George
w. Parker, Howard Keener, It.
j. lies, M. W. Eason, George W.
Crayne, Geo. H. Francis, Mrs.
E. Fl. Evans, Mrs. E.. e. Bethel,
Q. A. Pierce, Mrs. @. A. Pierce,
Mrs Geo. H. Francis.
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MRS. GILLESPIE HOSTESS.

Mrs. A. M. Gillespie was hos
tess recently at a pretty after
noon affair where she entertain
ed at violet luncheon at her
home on Crawford street, says
the Nogales Herald.
The affair was given in the
nature. of a farewell for Mrs.
Riley, wife of Captain Riley of
the Base hospital who expects
to leave soon for the east and
also to meet Mrs. Straun and
Mrs. Myer, both of whom have
recently come to Nogales. Mrs.
lStraun having come from Chi
cago and Mrs. Meyer from AL
buquerque. N. M. The violet
color note was effectively car
ried out in all the appointments.
Violets featured the center of
the table; the favors were violet
baskets and violet place cards
marked covers for Mrs. Finley,
Mrs. Staun, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs.
W. G. Vinegar, Mrs. A. l..
Lewis, Mrs. Sam Leeker, Mrs.
F. Van Mourick, Mrs. A. M.
Gillespie.
The border vidette., 1919-02-08
Attention, Returning Soldiers.

The Secretary of the Chamber
of Commerce has maintained
service record of all men in the
army and navy from Santa Cruz
county.
1t will be appreciated if the
returning soldiers will call at
the office in the Santa Cruz Club
to furnish the information ne
cessary to complete the record.
This record when completed
will be made an official record of
Santa Cruz county and accuracy
is desired.
With the assistance of return
ing soldiers and friends and re-
]atives, it is the desire of the
Chamber of Commerce to obtain
photos of all the men of the
county who served in the war.
From the collection will be made
a composite picture. The State
is also asking for war scenes
and particularly views Of men
leaving for service.
NOGALES CHAMBER OF Com
MERGE.