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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-08-03
DEATH CALLED JOS. C. HECK

Joseph c. Heck ws born July IL
1848 at Defiance Ohio. At an ear
ly age he migrated with his par
'ents to Meadville. Mo. and later
moved back to Ohio where he mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Wells. After
another stay in Missouri they ven
tured out to Kadoka in 1907 and
lived on homestead until about
eight years ago when they moved
to town.
Mr. Heck had been sick for
about three weeks with a compli-
cation of ailments and last Friday
passed away peacefully at 1890
at noon.
He is survived by his widow and
two of their four children Edgar
and Jessie who are now at home,
five grandchildren and four bro
theirs and three sisters.
The funeral was held Saturday
afternoon at two o'clock with in
terment in the Kadoka Cemetery.
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Official Proceedings Board Of Commissioners
OF Jackson County, South Dakota
kadoka, S. Oak. Clarence

Clarence Thode Five Coyotes
$50 90
On motion the Board proceeded
to organize as a Board of Equah-
zation as required by law
Motion made by Addison that j.
F. Bateman be made chairman OF
the Board of Equalization; motion
seconded by Coye. Vote by rollcall
Coye, Aye; Addison Aye; Bateman
not voting
The books of all the Assessors
not having been returned to the
County Auditor, The Board of f.
qualization adjourned until $50 A
NJ July 5th, 1928
Vote by roll-call; all members
voted aye
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received at
the office of the County Auditor
in the Court House, at Kadoka So
Dakota, up till eleven thirty o.
clock A. M. Tuesday, August 7tl
1923 for one carload of Colorado
lump coal or some similar grade F.
{. 3. kadoka, S. Dakota.
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kadoka. So Oak :
July l7th 1923

July nth 1873
AT 9:3O A NJ July 18th 1929 the
Board of Equalization reassembled
as per adjournment Members pre-
sent. Jas F. Bateman chairman
Frank Coye and O. D. Addison.
also County Auditor Anna A
Dithmer- Meeting called to order
by chairman
On motion following changes
were made in the Real Estate and
PERSONAL Property of the Organiz.
ed and unorganized Townships as
follows
Continued Next Week.
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$3.50

$3.50
Irwin Richardson Fourteen Squir-
rels 5 10
On motion the application of B.
b Midkiff for an extention of
school loan for $500 90 on the s w
u of Section 26 Twp IS Range 20
E. B. H. M was approved Vote
by roll call all members voting
aye
On motion the Quarterly Report
of Henry c. Diehl, Justice of the
Peace was approved Vote by roll
call, all members voting
On motion the Quarterly State
ment for the Hospital for the in
sane for the quarter ending June
Goth, 1923 for $500 90 was approx
ed Vote by roll call, .all members
voting aye
On motion the following honds
were approved
ASSESSOR BONDS
Arthur a. Morford Town of Bel.
videre $500 %
lewis S Nordbye Washahaugh Co
$50O-00
SCHOOL TREASURER BOND
Bertha Thompson Cottonwood
Township $l2OO. 90
On motion Board adjourned un-
til l:30 = M July l4th 1928
At l:3O P NJ July Nth 1923 the
Board Of Equalization assembled
rs per adjournment, all members
present Meeting called to order
by chairman
Board spent the afternoon view
ing town property in the Town Of
Belvidere
On motion Board adjourned un-
TIL $50 A M July 10Th 1923 Vote
~ roll call, all members voting
aye
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kADOKA BEAT WETA

The baseball team from Weta
crossed bats with the local boys
here last Sunday.
In the first inning it looked as
it it were going to be walk a.
way for the visitors but in the Sc
cond kadoka counted thirteen
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. f De Weert
and daughters, Louise and Jean
cite, rturned from their motor trip
to Armour and Stickney where
they have been visiting friends for
a few days
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BIDS WANTED

The Independent School District
of Kadoka Jackson County, South
Dakota will receive bids to fur
nish said district with thirty tons
of coal. Bids will be opened on
the Fourth Friday in August 1923.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
SELMER SOLEM, Clerk.
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At l:30 p M July 7th, 1923 the
Board of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment; all members
present
Meeting called to order by the
chairman
Board continued equalizing or
ganized townships
Board adjourned until $3.50 A M
July 9th, 1928
Vote by roll call all members vot
ing aye
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plies SS-4e
Educator Supply Co Supplies
S5S- -93
J. Fred Olander Co Supplies
SIS "
News Printing Co Supplies $22 81
Western School Supply Supplies
SIP GA
Commercial West Advertising the
Rord Sale $8-24
Farmers Telephone Co Service, e.
lectric Current Office Rent wiring
$50 80
Gelvidere Times Official Printing
S19.95
State Bonding Dept Premium on
Bond . l-oV
Jas A Smith Lbr- CO. Lumber
ord Conart 391 &c
Hazel A Hopkins Postage $3.50
Carl H Palmer Postage and Box
Rent 80 -Oo
DR. A j. Hennings Medical Aid
Mrs H Rumsey Pau2er $45-W
L. l. Briggs Water S 90
Peterson Post No l44 Memorial
Dav expenses $23 20
Brugman Bros Draying $4-25
Hazel A Hopkins Securing Census
Report 9o.W
COUNTY ROAD FUND
Linde Air Product Co Mdse $l0-0
Avery Co Mdse $50 80
j. E. Buckmaster Expenses $14-W
Standard Oil Co Oil $501 -O2
Emerson Brantingham Co Repairs
Engine No 9 $89 -73
James A Smith Lbr- Co Bridge
Material $19-05
Melvin Skotvold Labor S. 90
BRIDGE FUND
Charles r. Danner Labor atnd Mer
chandise 81 90
w F. Kuhn Mdse- S12- -35
r. T Adams Duplicate for Lost
Warrant No 1896 So 10
MOTOR VEHICLE FUND
c. J. Sampson Dragging Roads
S28 90
UNORGANIZED ROAD FUND
Henry Yonkers Removing Culverts
$40 90
On motion the quarterly reports
of B l. McNally, Justice of the
Peace were approved Vote by
roll call, all members voting aye
On motion Board adjourned un-
til 80 p M July 11th 1923
At l:3O P M July llth 1923 the
Board of County Commissioners
assembled as per adjournment all
members present Meeting was
called to order by chairman
On motion the application Of
Ruth Campbell Brown for school
loan of $4OO- 90 was approved on
the N u of N w a of Section II
in Township IS Range 10 E B.
H. M Vote by roll call all MEM
bers voting aye
On motion the application of r
j Swenson for an extentiOn of
school loan on 5000 on the S19
'of N w u of Section 8. Twp IS
Range Is f. B. II NJ was ap-
proved Vote by roll call all MEM
bers voting aye
On motion the Board adjourned
until $50 A M July 18th 1928
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KadOka, So Oak

July 18th 1923
At $50 A M July 18th 1923
the Board of Equalization re-as-
sembled as per adjournment
Members present, Jas F. Bate
man chairman Frank Coye and O.
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Kadoka, s. Oak
July 7th, 1923

July 7th, 1873
At $50 A NJ July 7th 1923 the
Board of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment Members pre-
sent: Jas F. Bateman, chairman
Frank Coye and O. D. Addison;
also County Auditor, Anna A
Dithmer-
Meeting called to order by the
chairman
Board equalized organised town
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Kadoka, S LAX :

July IIVN ISEO
At $50 A NJ July 1lth 1923 the
Board of County Commissioners
assembled as per adjournment;
Members present, Mrank Coye,
chairman Jas. F. Bateman and
O. D. Addison Meeting called to
order by chairman
On motion the following claims
were allowed and warrants were
drawn on the following funds
GENERAL FUND
The Williams Hdwe Co. Mdsee
500. So
Will A Beach Printing Co. Sup.
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Harley Snodgrass J. {. Rounds
Steve Vice Claude Crew and James
Smalley we're up from Interior on
Wednesday transacting business
here.
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kadoka, So Oak

July 9th 1923
At $50 A NJ July 9th. 1923 the
Board of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment. Members
present, Jas. F Bateman chair
man, Frank Coye and O. D. Addi'
son; also County Auditor Anna A
Dithmer- Meeting called to order
by chairman
Board equalized the unorganized
townships
On motion, the Board adjourned
until 1:30 P M July 9th 1923
At l:30 p NJ July 9th, 1923 the
Board of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment All members
present Meeting called to order
by chairman
Board continued equalizing un-
organized townships
On motion Board adjourned un-
til $50 A M July 10th, 1923
Vote by roll-call all members vot-
ing aye
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Kadoka, So Oak


At 9:3O A NJ July 5th. 1923 the
Boarl Of County Commissioners re-
assembled as pre- adjournment
Members present: Frank Coye,
chairman Jas F. Bateman and O.
D. Addison; also County Auditor
Anna A Dithmer-
Meeting called to order by the
chairman:
On motion the following claims
were approved and warrants were
drawn on the following funds
BRIDGE FUND
Standard Bridge Company Lumber
$766-2l
On motion Board adjourned un-
til l:30 P M July 5th 1928
Vote by roll call all members
voting aye
At l:3O P NJ July 5th 1922 the
Board Of Equalization assembled
rs per adjournment All mem
bers present Meeting called to or
er by chairman
The afternoon was spent in
checking over Assessors Books
On motion Board adjourned un-
til $50 A NJ July 9th 1928 Vote
by rolb call all members voting
aye
Kadoka, S. Oak
July 9Th 1923
At $50 A M July 9Th, 1923 the
Board of County Commissioners
re-assembled as per adjournment
Members present, Frank Coye
chairman, Jas F. Bateman and
o. D. Addison; also County Audit
or, Anna A Dithmer-
Meeting called to order by the
chairman:
On motion the following claims
were approved and warrants were
drawn on the following funds
GENERAL FUND
Cottonwood Mere Co Jas Hay
es, pauper S41-17
Cottonwood Rochdale Co Fred
Bender, pauper $41..90
B l. McNally Justice Fees $31 80
Elmer II Holmes. Sheriff Fees
$98-OO
C. O. Perault, Supplies $64- Is
j. c. Pease Freight and Express
$3.50 -35
COUNTY ROAD FUND
j l. White Supplies and Repairs
S87 AT
JUDICIAL FUND
Elmer H Holmes, Collecting Tax
es $3.50
On motion Board adjourned un-
til l:30 P NJ July 9Th, 1923
Vote by roll call all members vot-
ing aye
At 1:30 p M July 9th, 1923 the
Board of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment
Members present, Jas F. Bate
man chairman, Frank Coye and O.
D. Addison; also County Auditor,
Anna A Dithmer-
Meeting called to order by the
chairman The. Board began equal
izing organized townships
On motion Board adjourned un-
til $50 A M July 7th, 1898
Vote by roll call all members vot-
ing aye
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Kadoka, So Oak
July 18th 1923

Board OF EQUALIZATION Te-aso@s'Aoic"
as per adjournment Members
present, Jas F. Bateman chair
man Frank Coye and o. D. Ad-
olson; also County Auditor Anna A
Dithmer
Meeting called to order by the
chairman
Towns
On motion Board adjourned un-
til l:3O P NJ July 18th 1928
At l:3O P M July 18th 1923 the
Board of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment; all members
present Meeting called to order
by chairman
Board equalized Incorporated
Towns
On motion Board adjourned un-
til $50 A M July l4th 1928 Vote
by roll call, all members voting
aye
AT $50 A. M. July l4th 1923
Board of County Commissioners
re-assembled as per adjournment =
Members present, Frank Coye
chairman Jas F. Bateman and O.
D. Addison Meeting called to 'or
der by chairman
On motion the following claims
were allowed and warrants were
drawn on the following funds
GENERAL FUND
Dakota Iron Store Mdse S2O9- -92
A S White Painting Garage and
Office SAG 40
j w Canney Plants and Labor
S28-
Clyde Brown Crow Bounty S 80
COUNTY ROAD FUND
Sioux Falls Metal Culvert CO. Cub
vertS $23'i 80
Carl Taute Labor $500
WOLF BOUNTY FUND
JACKSON COUNTY
c. l. Babcock Two Coyotes So 90
WOLF BOUNTY FUND
WASHARAUGH COUNTY
Paul Holcomb One Coyote S4-OO
O. F. Lawrence One Coyote S4-OO
Henry Zickrick Sixteen Coyotes
S64- -OO
Carl Johnson Two Coyotes $500
Tom Dewitt One Coyote &-OC
Earl E. Harmon Five Coyotes
500 -OC
j. G. Wilcox Five Coyotes 5000
JUDICIAL FUND
State Bonding Co Premium on the
Bonds 81 sc
Lewis Nordbye Part Payment or
Assessors Bill $500 OK
Fred Weigel Twenty-six Squirrel,
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At l:3O p NJ July 10th 1923 the
Board Of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment All members
present Meeting called to order
by chairman Board continued e.
qualizing Washabaugh County
On motion Board adjourned un-
til 9:3O A NJ July 18th 1923. Vote
by roll call, all members voting
aye.
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D. A ddison; also County Auditor,
Anna A Dithmer
Meeting called to order by the
chairman:
Board equalized organized town
ships. On motion Board ad-
;ourned until l:3O p NJ July 18th
1928
AT 3OP- M July 18th 1923 the
Board of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment All mem
bers present Meeting called TO
order by chairman. Board equal
zed organized townships
On motion Board adjourned un-
til $3.50 A NJ July 18th 1928 Vote
by roll call all members voting
aye
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kadoka, So Oak
July 18th 1922

At $40 A M July 18th 1923 the
Board OF EQUALIZATION re-assembl-
ed as per adjournment. Members
present, Jas F Bateman chair
man Frank Coye and O. d Addi-
son; also County Auditor Anna A.
Dithmer
Meeting called to order by the
chairman Board equalized Wash
abaugh County On motion Board
adjourned until l:30 p M. July
18th 1923
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At 9:30 A. M. July 3rd, 1923
the Board of County Commission
ers assembled in regular Quarter
ly Meeting.
Members present, Frank Coye,
chairman, Jas. F. Bateman and
O. ID. Addison also County Audit
or, Anna A. Dithmer.
Meeting called to order by the
chairman.
On motion the following claims
were allowed and warrants were
drawn on the following funds.
SALARY FUND
Carl II. Palmer, County Treasurer
Sll6.6t
Anna A. Dithmer. County Auditor
$l16.6t
Clarice De Weert Reg. Of Deeds
$10O.0
J. c. Pease, Clerk of Courts $1,000
Hazel. Hopkins. Sup't. OF Schools
$1,000,
A. G.. Granger, States Attorney
S 1873,
K. l.. Pinkerton, County Judge
$3.50;
Raymond Shroll, Deputy Treasure'
and Auditor $lOO.W
GENERAL FUND
j. f. Buckmaster Salary SlS4.A
IL. ID. Engelen Mason work on gan
age: Sol.N
George Hawkins. Carpenter Work
ON garage $98- II
Dan Buckmaster, Painting Garag'
$4W
Homer Elrod, Labor $40 y
Peter Larson Labor S55-W
Peter Larson, Janitor S5S-G
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AT l:30 P M Juy 10th 1923 the
Board of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment All members
present Meeting called to order
by chairman
Board equalized unorganized un-
organized townships
On motion Board adjourned un-
til $3.50 A NJ July ll,th 1928
Vote by roll call all members vot-
ing aye
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KadOka, So Oak

july 2Oth 1873
At $50 A NJ July 10th 1923 the
Board of Equalization assembled
as per adjournment Members pre-
sent, Jas f Bateman chairman
Frank Coye and O. D. Addison;
also County Auditor, Anna A
Dithmer. Meeting called to order
by chairman
Board continued equalizing un-
organized townships
On motion Board adjourned un-
til 1:30 p NJ July 10th 1923
Vote by roll call, all members vot-
ing aye
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ships. Board adjourned until 1:3O
P NJ July 7th. 1928
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
Dunlap-Mt;chell


Miss Gertrude Dunlap and Mr..
Nuel Mitchell. two fine young
people. both of Campo. were
happily united in the holy bond
Of wedlock last Sunday after
noon at $50 o'clock at the
Methodist parsonage, Rev. Dou.
thit performing the ceremony.
The happy young couple were
accompanied by Miss Tina Knox
# this city. Their many friends
wish them long and happy life
together.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28

Buford went out on Syracuse
mail car Saturday morning to
make a protracted visit with her
people at Bronson, kans.
Rev. Charles Bixler and wife
will soon startto eastern Kansas.
whether to reside or visit We
have not be en- infor med. @
Many farmers are searching
for farms to rent and the de-
mapd will hardly be satisfied.
Is it not straye that with such
wonderful opportunities found
in Baca county 80 many want to
rent farms when they might just
as we'll, and better own their
own farms. There is no place
on earth where a nan can better
the chances to easily own bis
o. wn home than In Baca county.
Maybe it's easier to move than
pay taxes, come to think abUut
it, these times of oppression. l
guess I'll rent too.
There has been little travel
The past week-hardly anyone
ever comes to town, and no one
ever goes out Of town, 80 we
don't know anything about peo-
pie in the country nor they don't
know anything about US in
town. So what diherecne does
1t make anyway?
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
Pride

Merry Chr Ffstmas, everybody.
Broomcorn1 seeding and deliv-
cry are beingl DELAYED on account
OF stormy weather, and not
much sale forS corn now. Makes
times rathef bard.
Everett Brudk Ia and Marie Win.
frey surprised their MANY friends
oy Slipping quietly away to
Springfield 81 jaturday and being
married. a host Of friends
wish them long, happy, pros
porous life Together.
Mrs. WinfIfey gave - -uppa ,
in their h'"'s hts Monday evening.
The Prideb Sunday school
treated sYspa.y ss morning.
Mr.. Editor you made a mis-
print in our lAst items in regard
to graded ROAD subject: Pride
is in Southeastern part cf county
al. we're fef. graded reaas all
right.
Lucy stree1ter is home for the
holidays.
NpeL Mitchell and Gertrude
Dunlap went to Estelene Sunday
and will be back after Christ
mas.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
Liberty

A Merry Christmas to all.
although the roads are almost
impassible there was a large
crowd in town Saturday.
Mr.. Autry made q trip to La
mar last week. he returned
home Sunday.
- 5,zi
Mrs. Warren Brown and some
Of the children weIe on the sick
list last week.
A nine pound baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith the twelfth. Congratu-
latlons.
Nettie FinkIe is spending her
Christmas vacation with home
folks.
Mrs. Emmette Simpson and
son Donald returned home sat.
urday after spending few
weeks with her parents and
other relatives in Topeks.
Miss kVnksl spent Cheistmas
day with her brother and wife
on the old home place.
Emmette Simpson. Jr.. is
spending his CHS tmas vacation
at home.
On account Of the bad roads
our mail carrier and school buss
driver have had to miss several
days.
The Merry Mat rons win meet
oil day, Jan 3rd. with Mrs.
Frank Kidder.
Edith and Theo. Seymour and
Vivisn Konkel called on Nettie
Einkle Sunday night.
Mr.. Rockhili anL Cleo called
at jos Coles Sunday afternoon.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
:: a Few Suggestions
Big Flat

lDe snow has covered the
ground 20 . few of i the people
are riding in their sleds.
Mrs. Wayne Cunard and
children were reported on the
sick list last week.
Albert Thomas butchered
hogs last Friday.
Joy and. Arthur Crlck were in
Two Ruttes last Saturday even
ing.
Herman Smith has bought q
Maxwell car.
Jacob Crick butchered hogs
last Friday.
Big Flat school had two days
vacation last week on account
of the teachers, examination at
Spring field.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
North Flats

Elmer Chathsm's have = new
Rfrt At their house.
Roy aiekeox. Jesse Kaufman
and Allen Kritz took bFoomcorn
to Lamar last Wednesday.
J. B. Bickford and Arthur
helped Tom Oxenreider butcher
a beef last MSpday.
Jim cotsrasil's enjoyed . vis-
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
$500 Reward

Will be paid for Information
leading to the arrest and con-
viction OF the parties who have
driven my cattle off the range.
They are branded L five con.
aected bar.
Emmette ". Simpson,
Sprn16elG. Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28

it from his brother Roy and
Shorty Chandler last week.
Mrs. Stsinsker is enjoying q
visit with two of her nephews
from old Missouri.
Jim Coverdail butchered q hog
last Thursday.
Dollie Dunn visit ed the school
last Wednesday.
Oren Ice and wife hauled feed
from the Grandpa Murphy place
last Tuesday.
Fred Chatham has been help
ing bis brother Elmer build Q
COW shed.
Mrs. Burton is taxing . two
weeks vacation-she will visit
her parents in Oklahoma.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
Valley View

On account Of the snow our
1t ems failed to reach their des.
nation.
Our carriee, Mr.. Fuller. was
unable to make the route from
!, Monday until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall
are the proud parents of a 10a
pound boy. born Dec. 9. Mother
and babe are doing fine. but oh,
my. John is walking on stills.
,S--.-. s-~s-
Julia Ramsey spent Friday
and Saturday with home folks.
Jewell Stevenson went to Elk.
hart with . load Of broomeorn
Saturday.
Earl Dye and Evelin Marshali
visited g. K. Ramsey's Sunday.
Mrs. Logs:on visited Mrs.
Marshall Thursday evening.
D. L. Wertz and family were
callers at the Marshall and Ship.
man home Sunday.
j. ". Winfrey expects to take
several loads of broomcorn to
Elkhart this week.
The Perkins sale was q fall
ure-no auctioneer arrived on
account of the bad roads.
Roy Marshall 10 suffering with
q very bad finger caused by .
skating rink accident. 30 fel]
down and another fellow ran
over bis finger splitting the nail
the full length.
How about these graded roads,
now. you tax payers?-ought to
enjoy them sure now.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
shape.

shape.
Mr.. and Ms. w. A. Riddle
were tradingin Springfield Sat-
urday.
Willie Craze is the owner of q
new Ford cope.
Clyde Riddle got one of his
fingers mashsd a few days ago.
F. F. Smith has got his Ford
repaired and is driving it again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Bishop were
trading inISprlngfeld Satur day. /.
Wn. Barnett and sons are
shocking feed this week.
Bob Swaaner and J. p. Hiner
were trading in Spring field FRI
day.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28

E. LsCrone and J. A. Baldwin
and wife made a trip to Spring
field Friday evening last. Only
had to push and dig out twice.
and got to help Bells truck OF
StoninRton out once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dillon
were Springfield visitors Friday .
The way that household furni-
ture. such as aluminium teaket-
ties. are taking up with Vernice
Lock, it makes some people won.
der.
Christmas bells and wedding
bells make pretty chimes.
We understand they will ring
In Villas Christmas.
Leater Bland has installed .
new gas pump.
School News
Many vacant seats during
snow peaiod.
Lula Meltebarger is a new high
school student.
Eldon Amripe mas had severe
attack of s6re throat, causing
several days absence.
The school gave a Christmas
pageant Thursday night,
The Ward children are back in
school after a week q absence.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
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Prairie Queen $50"
Our school will not begin un-
til Monday week. Prof. Ray
mond has gone to spend Xmas
with his brother iu kingman.
Kans.
We enjoyed the nice program
Friday night.
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J. W. Hoover and family took
dinner with F. A. Cox and fam
lily Sunday.
Ray Locke and family took
dinner ut Frank Steadman's
Sunday.
raul Watson OF Patt 10 spend
ing the week end with Perry
Jones.
Clarice and Harry Robinson
attended the pie supper at
Prairie View Saturday night.
Dudley Locmis and wife ate
dinner at the Robinson Sunday .
The tine snow made the roads
bad-but OH 70 crop for The
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-28
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Antelope Flats
Cold, cloudy weather is the
order of the day.
Arthur Henson started to La.
mar with broomcorn this week. {.
Roy Hlckcox came homo from
Lamar Thursday.
Earl Kaufman helped Bar.
lows butcher . hog Wednesday.
]. B. and Arthur Bickford
helpSd Tom Oxenreider butcher
beef Monday.