The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1923-06-15

In Kadoka
Big Time Planned For
A Perfect Day
Sterling To Speak
Old Time Celebration To Be Held
With Big Time Guaranteed
By The Legion Post

A Perfect End of A Perfect Day,
may be witnessed at Kadoka on the
evening of July Fourth, when the
Grand Display Of Fireworks is set
off. The magnitude of this mag
nificient spectacle is beyond words
of description, and will We one of
the finest assortment of Fireworks
ever brought west of the Missouri
River, and the only way to get the
full and complete benefit of this
great display in the evening is to
come to Kadoka early in the NOR
ming of July 4th, and remain here
for the big Celebration through
out the entire day. OF course, if
you cannot stand to have a big
time, and a thoroughly enjoyable
day and evening with your neighb-
ors and friends you had better
stay away, but if you want to have
the biggest time of your life hitch
up Henry early in the morning
pack up lunch for the entire fam
lily, and wend your way over the
good roads to the County Sea,
burg of Jackson County, and be
the guests of Kadoka for the day
and evening.
Kadoka's big Celebration and
Community Picnic is being staged
under the auspices of the Jackson
County Post No. q of the Amer
lean Legion, and with this organ
ization back of the days program
a sufficient guarantee Of real
honest to goodness celebration Is
given to all who attend.
The Celebration will start off
bright and early in the morning
and there will be something doine
every minute of the day, in fact
the entire day will be given ove'
to a genuine old time Fourth of
July program, with flags flying.
hands playing, fire crackers pop
ping and pink lemonade flowing
like water.
Among the features for the day
will be the Juvenile Field meet in
which all the youngsters are in
vited to participate and in this sec
ton there will be athletic events
of all kindss for both boys and
girls and some mighty close and
interesting contests will develop
Then there will be foot races, wheel
barrow, sack, egg and other novel
ty races for the men and women
and of course, you know the deli
ght and pleasure of watching the
participants in the fat mems race
Hon. Thomas Sterling, United
States Senator from South Dakota.
has been secured as speaker for
the dav and will deliver the Four
tn of July Grafton, and the well
known ability of Senator Sterling
as a public speaker makes it un-
necessary for us to comment on
the desirability of hearing him.
Senator Sterling is recognized as
one of the leaders in the upper
house of our National Congress,
and his address in Kadoka will be
both patriotic and entertaining,
and he will leave a message with
us that alone would repay long
trip just to hear him.
Another novel and unique feat
ure that has been announced by
the Committee in charge will be
that of receiving the returns from
the Dempsey-Gibbons prize fight
at Shelby, Montana for the heavy
weight championship of the world.
The results of this fight will be
eagerly looked forward to by the
sports loving people all over and
the opportunity of getting the re-
turns from the fight by Radio will
be unusual to say the least. This
is perhaps the first time that the
opportunity has ever been given
to the people to receive news of
this kind by the latest and most
novel invention of the century.
A base ball game that will be
fast and closely contested from
start to finish is also on the pro-
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