The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-01-30
COMMERCIAL CLUB HOLDS AN
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

/ oka lommefclal CluO sat down To
supper at the regular meeting of
that organization at the McDon-
aid Cafe Tuesday evening and an
enthusiastic and helpful evening
was enjoyed by all the members.
The meeting started out with
the serving Of supper at the popu-
lar Mcdonald Cafe, and these peo-
pie certainly did themselves proud
with the supper they served to the
guests, tn" dining room being
handsomely decorated for the oc-
casion, and the viands set before
the hungry members of the Club
was the very best.
Following the supper. after c-
garS had been passed around and
everyone lighting up and settl-
ing themselves comfortably, the
routine of business of the Club
was rapidly transacted, and plans
and discussions for work of the
Club were taken up, Many things
OF interest and helpfulness TO the
WV titb NttG
ented and committees were appo-
intcd IN each case to have charge
OF the various propositions.
The committee in charge of the
Annual Banquet reported every
thing IN readiness for the big
time next Tuesday and gave an
outline of the doin's for thae eve
ming, starting of with the big SUI
pper in the dining room of the
Masonic Temple promptly at six
O'Clock, and the starting of the
free picture show at seven O'Clock
at the Scenic Theatre, and the
dance in the auditorium of the
Masonic Temple with first class
six piece orchestra 70 furnish the
music, and the smoker in the Co
urt House basement. Rest rooms
and features Of the entertainment
will bc provided for those who do
not care to dance in the club room
and dowT. stairs ante-rooms of
the Temple. The report was ac-
cepted and every member of the
Club pledged to lend every effort
possible to entertain the visitors
to kadoks that day in manner
thaa they will long remember.
Absolutely no charges will be-
made for any of the entertain
mcnt features provided that day
and night.
Among the matters of new bus
mess taken up was in reference
to the Custer Battlefield Highway.
and every effort will De made to
route this Highway through Kad-
Okla. A committee was also app
ointed to look after the matter
of providing free camping gro
unds at this place for the use of
tourists who may desire TO re-
main over night and camp out
This committee also has the mar
king of the roads into Kadoka to
look after. Another matter of
vital import to the town was the
question of housing. and under
the auspices of the Club Build
Home" campaign will be inaug-
uratcd and a committee TO get the
movement under way was appoi-
nted A telephone line south in
to Washabaugh county with CON
nections with the local exchange
is another matter that was refe-
rred 10 committee for investi-
cation.
Four new members were accep-
ted into the Club and taken alto
gether the meeting was most
successful one, and the live wide
awake interest shown in matters
for the betterment Of town and
community by the Club members
is sufficient evidence that the
Club will continue with large at
tendances at every meeting thro-
ughout the year.
O.
Osmer Lawrence was up yester-
day from his ranch near Belvid-
ere.
The fast Philip Basket Ball
team will meet the Kadoka team
at. Victoria Hall Saturday night.
BE there ana see good game.
Quite number from Kadoka
are planning on attending the
dance to be given by the Bclvid-
ere Post of the American Legion
at that place this evening
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NOTICE
Pursuant to adjoui nment the
Annual Meeting of the Jackson