The Kadoka press. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1923-current, 1923-11-30
KADOkA AND VICINITY

justine and people travel far ant
wide. Cars are seen here from
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ill
inois, Iowa and Nebraska, just lik,
last summer excepting that theil
number are now fewer. Ponds are
slightly frozen over nights, but
good old sol thaws it off again il
the daytime. Farmers and ranch
ers can complete lot Of their eX.
ira work and also even get ready
for next spring. Here we are about
December first and no frost in the
ground nor snow on top. Here is
noping this lasts a few weeks
longer.
W. A. Cab Porch came limping
n from the reservation last Satur-
day. When asked by his f,iends
Che Why of the crutchcs he cx-
planned that he had been out with
1 ttactor last Friday when the
bloomin thing started off. Not be-
ing near the brake w. A. applied
hlS foot to one Of the wheels with
| the result that this break was un-
/ hle to hold it. His right foot re-
celvcd a deep cash and he will
have to use crutches for some
time. DR.. Hennings is treating
| the injured member.
Alice and AiIecn Zimmer, the
two children of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ].
thinner left Saturday by train for
i!apid City; where they are visiting
this week with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Grimes.
Mrs. S. r. Brooks arrived Sat
urday from Wanamaker. where
she is teaching school. She came
to spend Thanksgiving with her
| usband here.
George H. Graner of Belvidere
had the misfortune to have the
scaifolding break under him while
nc was dong carpenter work at
is place. One of his feet was
caught in the fall and badly bru-
ised. DR.. Hennings was called to
mend the injured limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd f. Dodson
and their children left by car for
Crookston, Nebraska, where they
expected to visit at the home Of
Mrs. Dodson's parents. Mr.. Dod-
on is expected back this week,
while the family will remain for
longer visit.
Neils Nelson shipped another
carload Of hogs Monday evening
routed for Seattle again as before.
At the end of this week he is eX-
p2ctinp to send out another bunch
Of porkers, raised on alfalfa and
fattened on Western South Oak
cLaS enormous corn crop.
Violet the little ten wear old
irl of Dennis Butler of the Cot
t)nWood community is suffering
With scarlet fever contracted last
week Dr.. Hcnnings is carefull-
nursing her towards recovery.
Ia. Jennings WAS called TO Wan
J 'cc last Friday night where he
found Mrs. Lucky Bloom suffering
/ tcnecN in the advanced stages
e influenza. She is doing nicely
. present.
Or. ilcnnings has dcxterously
sung hammer and saw early this
week improving the surroundings
ot his lovely home with some more
alks.
The 72-pagc catalog sent out
= the Ncttleton Commercial Col
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free. @
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mercial training where they have
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Napid CITY, S. Oak.
A. 5. White. the land man. retur-
ned from Chamberlain and other
cast of the river points last Satur-
day Bert is hustler of the
first water and valuable asset for
any new country that needs and
deserves developement.
Merchant p. l.. Simon returned
home Friday from Marion Junct-
ion Iowa where he has been taking
treatments the past three weeks.
Miss Florenc Gruhe who teaches
in the J. l.. Hoffman District
northwest of Kadoka has purchas-
od a new Ford Sedan and makes
her trips to and fro daily to her
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Determan
visited the Simon family down on
the river Sunday.
Mrs. Allen Spaur was confifed
to her bed last week through i'll
ness. Glad to note her improve
mcnt this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dodson Hpent
a few hours at our sister city, Phil
IN on Monday.
Misses Ethel and Myrtle Hutton
spent Sunday with friends on the
reservation.
Mr. kottkc of the Farmers State
PAnk went 70 Minneapolis and ac-
ccmpaincd Mrs. kottkc to Kadoka
last week. They are anxious to
rent house or rooms, preferably
furnished and as vet have been
unsuccessful in locating same and
/ the meantime are maxine their
home with Mr.. a~d Mrs. DodSon.
We welcome Mr.. and Mrs Kottkc
to our midst and trust they will
soon fcr+Hr home amonp us.
Mr.. Oliver Griffith OF Watertown
is here visiting relatives and
friends.
The Work Committee of the
Presbyterian Aid arc busy bunch
of women this week ticing com
fortorc