The Kadoka press. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1923-current, 1923-11-23
LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. Mary Sigler, niece of w
{. Parke and Mrs. Pat Stout left
for her home in Inwood, la. We'd
nesdav after spending pleasant
week here.
w. c. Parke left again Wednes-
day for Canton. S. Oak, to be with
his wife. who is there in the hos
)ital and who is to undergo a
serious operation upon her husb-
ands arrival.
I. L. Merritt and Frank Bau.
man were over from Wanamaker
last Monday and both gentlemen
subscribed for the Press. Mr..
Bauman even paying two VOC in
advance. If more of our subScrib-
ers would do. this. it sure woulG
lelp some.
We have had a splendid roc
from our out of town subscribers
and wish to take this opportunity
o thank them for the low
IN themselves these items are
small but the sum total is what
we must do business on. There
ne still a few out of town, for
whose remittance we look everv
day. We have trusted you. good
readers. Now why not let us have
those few dollars. We have good
use for them, and this is the time
If the wear to pay up.
w. w. Bedford of Powell was in
town Monday attending to busi-
ness.
Editor and Mrs Zimmcr. accom-
,anied by their two little girls
! visited at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. +. Green at Philip last Sun
lay afternoon. The two families
are old friends HAVING known each
other MANY years in the eastern
part Of the state.
The Indian summer nnrSists.
much to the char";" of the black
diamond barons, who would like
to have it 30 below in order to sell
coal at their prices. Nature can
sometimes be in league with the
| consumer.
Niels Nielsen left Saturday
night with another carload of nice
hogs for Mitchell whence thev
we're again routed for Seattle. Was
h;nUton. Niels is citing to he
ruite hog shi"~er. He buys
them on the omen market and
hen finishes them at his home.
Fred Sears drove 100 head Of
white faced fine looking steers in
| to the local wards SATURDAY. after
noon to be shipDed to Sioux City
Mr.. Sears was not entirely pleased
with the condition of the stock
H., - o,@tlo ,>,,,,
and claims that the wet summer
kept the range grasses rather
soft and thus was not as good ?
.eat prc1uccr rs if the grasses
Had rlat'lred sooner. Mr. Sears
accompanied the shipment.
J. c. Johnson of Stamford drop
ped into the office last Monday
to rencN his subscription t. the
Press. He has been a staunch pat
'on of the county seat paper for
years and with him it has grown
70 be a household necessity, He
vas here as one of the precinct
)roposalmen from the east end
This week we are printing the
'e!inuucnt tax list for Jackson
md Washabaugh counties. 1t Is
ather tedious work and delays us
somewhat. The county treasurer
las been too busy accommodating
asst minute tax payers. that we
'ould not get the list until late
| rhe delay is unavoidable and no
1nes fault. The tax sale will be
! lcld December 10.
Mrs. J. II. Frvberger left. Mon
lay for Rapid Citv where she ex-
pected to spend most Of this week
18th friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil Leffingwell
are enjoying the comforts Of a
| brand new Dodge coupe and are
/ now well sheltered from tho biting
,cphvrs of the north, when they
IRE driving.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Frybercer
! showed their appreciation Of Rev.
A. V. Bryan b. inviting him to a
umptuous dinner last Sunday.
We suppose J. n. and his family
also believe in the s c n Give
the flowers to the living, if thev
deserve them"
w. D. Gilchrist got tired OF the
! old pump and has now to turn on
/ the fawcet whenever - wants a
rink of pure Adams Ale. He had
/ his home connected up with the
'ity waterworks this week. Good
for YOU "Deac."
! The numbers Of our readers liv-
ine in other states may not believe
! this statement, but we looked
vice to make sure. Oscar Stuart
he smiling cashier ci the tacksnn
! County Ranr drove out mt" tie
country Tuesday mcnmp at hall
past seven with the top Of his Ford
/ down. lust as fast as safety Ter
! mitted and that in shirt sleeves. a
coat was too warm for Mr.. Stuartss
comforts and that is the kind OF
weather we have here every day
so far.
What appeared to us as giving
nowers to the living came to our
attention last Friday eve,nin"
when Mrs. Flapg p. Carlisle brou-
rht lovely roasted chicken To
Rev. Rrvan as "ort of his Nr
The kind and courteous old gent
lcman was quite overcome with
pnotionand it is nccdnelss to say
hat this concrete cvidcnc Of an
Drcciation went farther than the
casual matter Of form That was
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