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The Kadoka Press (Newspaper) - August 12, 1910, Kadoka, South DakotaI THE KADOKA PRESS.
VOLUME 111 KADOKA, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12/1910 NUMBER 15
Fourth Annual Stanley County Fair, Kadoka, S. D., September 21-22-23, 1910
MEET ME AT THE STATE FAIR. ¦this miraculous century machines
| that can do everything human except
' talk—yes, and talki i ; machines, too.
And then, aftc • t’. novelty" has
worn off a little, you will begin to
notice people as w- li rs thin;.’-. Y>a
will unexpectedly bump in-:
one of your old playmates from M -
consin or New York, who is there
I from some other corner of the state
with a bunch of Prize pigs, or pota-
toes or pumpkins, and you will have
the time of your life talking over
those dear old boyhood days—will
learn who your first sweetheart mar-
ried, whore they live, how many
children they have, and turn your
face away from your wife to blush
when you learn that she has named
the oldest boy after you. Say, you
can’t afford to miss that.
COMMISSIONER’S PROCEEDINGS
Precinct No. 52.
Homer G Taggart days ser-
vice as judge of election 4 50
Frank W t 'alahan, as judge of
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nd mileage and re-
turning ballot box 17 50
Chas F Coyne, lzh, day as judge 250
Robert R Jones, as clerk 4 50
Harvey E Kirk as clerk 4 50
Precinct No. 66.
W C White, 1 day’s service as
judge of election 3 00
J W Dickey, as judge 3 00
R E Murphy, as judge 3 00
E S Lorimer, as clerk 3 00
George R Glass, as clerk 3 00
Robt E Murphy, house rent 5 00
M J Borden, as judge 4 50
C E Hknkammer, as judge 4 50
John A Swan, as clerk 4 50
M J Border, house rent 4 01
Herman Moser, as clerk 4 50
John M Stewart, mileage and
returning ballot box 8 20
Precinct No. 59.
J L Stanley, 2 day’s service as
judg< ' I election 6 00
R G Blake, as judge 6 00
Allen Knelles, as judge 6 00
C N Boyd, as clerk 6 00
Frank Emery, as clerk 6 00
Ceder School District, house
rent 5 00
J L Stanley, mileage and re*-
turning ballot box 16 20
J L Stanley, posting primary
election notice 2 00
Precinct No. 1
T H Tolton, 2 day’s service as
judge of election 6 00
H Churchill, as judge 6 00
G F Halley, as clerk 6 00
S W Soper, as judge 6 (MJ
J C Fcreis, as clerk 6 00
L. Soper, house rent 5 00
TH Triton, mileage for return-
ing ballot box 8 00
Precinct No. 2.
Geo F Moseley, 2 day’s ser-
vice as judge of election 6 00
Glen McDonals, as judge 6 00
Edward Bell, as judge 6 00
Guy Rose, as clerk 6 00
Henry Dietrich, as clerk 6 00
Edward Bell, room rent 5 00
Edward Bell, returning ballot
box 7 00
Precinct No. 5.
Harry S Graham, 3 day’s ser-
vice as judge of election 9 00
B W Witherstoon, as judge 9 00
John H Loobey, as judge 9 00
W H Kertzman. as clerk 9 00
C J Schlazeubusch, as clerk 9 00
P J Hagaaty, room rent 5 00
J H Loober, returning ballot
box 22 40
Precinct No, 7.
Theo H Baaeler, 2 day’s ser-
vice as judge of election 6 00
Fred Klass, as judge 6 00
J L Core, as judge 6 00
Geo E Bellamy, clerk 6 00
J L Bettet, as clerk 6 00
C O Nash, room rent 5 00
Theo H Baseler, returning bal-
lot box and mileage 22 40
Precinct No. li.
James G Jeffries, 2 day’s ser-
vice as judge of election 6 00
M E Walker, as judge 6 00
Harry Kirkbriye, as judge 6 00
A H Foltz, as clerk 6 00
Ross L Emery, as clerk 6 00
P Waldridge, room rent 5 00
M E Walker, returning ballot
box to countv auditor 9 00
Precinct No. 13.
James D Hull, 2 day’s service
as judge of election 6 00
Dan P Brown, as judge 6 00
E O Osborne, as clerk 6 00
A J Damon, as clerk 6 00
L Z Hemphill, room rent 5 00
E O Osborne, returning ballot
box to county auditor 12 00
Precinct No. 15.
R W Hamilton, 1 day’s service
as judge of election 3 00
W H Baddeley, as judge 3 00
L E Batts, as judge 3 00
S J McQuiston, as clerk 3 00
Lawrence Maher, as clerk 3 00
H Q Hopkins, room rent 5 00
L E Batts, returning ballot box 920
Precinct No. 14.
J H Havercroft, 1 day’s service
as judge of election 3 00
8 W Clapp, as judge 3 00
J L True, as judge 3 00
R Vandercook, as clerk 3 00
S Erickson, as clerk 3 00
i John H Havercott, returning
ballot box 1 60
Precinct No. 17.
E A Edler, 2 day’s service as
judge of election 5 00
O L Johnson, as judge 6 00
I Gust Hedman, as judge fl 00
Edw Wentworth, as clerk 6 00
• Hans Hanson, as clerk 6 00
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S We Make Farm Loans at Current Rate £
* of Interest J| WE HAVE THE MONEY |
* Our Methods Are Simple and Prompt. J| Kadoka State Bank *
3 J. P. SERR, Cashier *
I Farm Land t
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5 Stanley County J
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2 Is Your Land On Our List ?
S WE WRITE FIRE, CYCLONE AND HAIL INSURANCE. J
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! LUMBER! LUMBER!!
HARD and SOFT COAL
WIRE
SALT
(Also a Complete Line of !!Windows, Doors, Paper 3
t Roofing, etc., always on
z hand.
(PRICES RIGHT; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED < ¦
JAS. A. SMITH
In planning your recreation for the
fall of 191(1 do it systematically, as in-
deed everything must be done in
these 20th century times to be success-
ful, and arrange for all the enjoyment
for yourself and family that your cir-
cumstances warrant. The comfort
and pleasure we get out of life is
about the only investment that is
certain of results. Nothing can rob
us of the pleasant and profitable mem-
ories of a day well spent. There will
be county fairs and local expositions
galore. They are delightful reunions
and landmarks of progress which
should be patronized and enjoyed by
all who can afford the time and ex-
pense. Then, there are old settlers’
picnics, soldiers’ reunions, camping
parties, picnics and maybe the circus
willvisit your town. They are all a
Precinct No. 50.
W R Hartly, 4 day’s service as
judge of election 12 00
Peter Jacobson, as judge 6 00
Fred R Jarman, as judge 6 00
F Arthur Jones, as clerk 6 00
S H Sutton, as clerk 6 00
House rent 5 00
Precinct No. 8.
John Daly, 2 day’s service as
clerk of election 6 00
G T Hanson, as clerk 6 00
A C Johnson, as judge 6 <K)
Clair Newton, as judge 6 00
A E Stinson, as judge 6 00
F W Foster, as clerk 6 00
E A Alden, 3 days delivering
ballot box 22 00
Oscar Gaine, as judge 6 00
F N Gaine, as judge 6 00
Clyde Sellers, as judge 6 00
John H Brimmer, as clerk 6 00
Albert Anderson, as judge 6 00
School Board, District No 8,
house rent 2 00
Precinct No. 21.
G O Bently, 4 day’s service as
judge of election 6 00
F N Gaine, house rent 5 00
Precinct No. 10.
A beautiful custom has grown up in
this cosmopolitan state, of writing
around among friends and arranging
to meet at the State Fair. “Meet
me at the Fair” is a pretty good slo-
gan, because where you meet those
whom you expect, you are certain to
meet twice as many whom you do not
expect, and
—you know how it is your-
self—lt is the unexpected pleasure
that thrills the heart.
part, and a splendid part, of the great
scheme of human happiness, and the
Wise man never misses happiness with
in his reach. But do business like a
millionaire does it. Make a list of all
these things within your reach and
study the list carefully. Figure like
a banker does, on the investment and
return—what it will cost aud what
yon willget out of it. That’s the way
to “pursue happiness” w’ith a fair
chance of catching it.
If you will do it that way, there is
one attraction—THE GREAT AT-
TRACTION —the main feature of the
year’s offerings, that you willkeep
on the list, and at the head of the list
every year—and that one is the
GREAT STATE FAIR. Whatever
else a short crop, a note falling due,
or low or high prices prompts you to
cut out,you will never fail to “Re-
member the Maine” Event of the en-
tire years entertainment. You will
go to it and take the whole family
with you—not because the Fair needs
you, but because you nChd it. Think
of what you’ll get if you go, and what
you’ll miss if you stay away. Why,
you willsee all the finest an fastest
horses of the Great North West-
running horses —perfect flyers—trot-
ters, pacers, three year old colts that
can lower the speed record of thirty
years ago, and do it without turning
a hair; you willsee magnificent draf-
ters worth SSOO to SI,OOO each; won-
derful Poland Chinas and Chesters
that willalmost make you wish you
were quadruped yourself instead of
biped; great, big, sleek cattle that
weigh about, and sell for, twice as
much as the kind you have at home,
and you willgo talking around among
the owners tillyou learn that it costs
but a trifle more to grow them than
to turn out a SSO plug or a scrub steer.
You will be surprised to see how
many other places there are in the
state besides “Way Baek,” and how
many things the people in those places
can do better than you can. You will
see all the miraculous inventions of
Bring the wife, to, that the dear old
wife who has grown gray mothering
the hens and milking the cows and
nursing the babies through all the
long struggle from poverty up to af-
fluence ; watch her cheeks blush ard
her eyes sparkle whileher heart throbs
with pride in the grandeur she has
helped to achieve. Yes, and don’t
leave the children at home. The
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR has
heard about them and has taken them
into its account. The Boys’ contests
and the Girls’ contests will be a reve-
lation to them of the scientific mirac-
les they have learned to perform
while they imagined they were doing
mere drudgery. Stimulate the boy’s
pride in his high calling and you will
have done more toward solving the
great problem of the next century —
the bread and butter question—than
the whole brood of scientists and
gabartists.
J F Forsell, mileage and de-
livering ballot box and judge 900
A P Matson, as judge and de-
livering ballot box 19 00
John McDermott, house rent 5 00
Claire Newton, returning bal-
lot box and mileage 17 00
Precinct No. 20.
F M McCoy, 2 day’s service as
judge of election 6 00
Cyrus Thompson, as judge 6 00
Fred K Poland, as judge 6 00
A F Koep, as clerk 6 00
J H Schneider, as clerk 6 00
A F Koep, house rent 4 00
F M McCoy, mileage and re
turning ballot box 15 00
Precinct No. 32.
N A Huston. 1 day’s service as
judge of election 3 00
Erick Bergstrom, as judge 3 00
W J Starry, as judge 3 00
John Burch, as clerk 3 00
John Dougherty as clerk 3 00
Erick Bergstrom, house rent 5 00
WJ Starry, mileage and return-
ing ballot box 16 00
Precinct No. 39.
Henry Davis, 1 day’s service as
judge of election 3 00
R W Munson, as judge 3 00
S G Kerns as judge 3 00
Ford VanVoorhisi as clerk 3 00
J A Peters, as clerk 3 00
\ School District No 33, rent 5 00
¦ Henry Davis, mileage and re-
tur .ing ballot box 10 00
Precinct No. 12.
Harry II Hoyt, 1 day’s service
as judge of election. 3 00
E R Meyers, as judge 3 00
Paul A Nelson, as clerk g 00
R A Mempleton, as judge 3 00
And there will be fun for the chil-
dren too. This Fair of 1910 willhave
more things to make a boy laugh
than Coney Island can show or Bar-
num eyer dreamed of.
From every point of view the State
Fair has become a necessity as well
as a luxury. If farmers will figure
like business men, on how to get the
most for the dollar invested, they
willbe there —not by thousands, but
by tens of thousands.
The next regular examination for
Life, State First, Second, Third and
Primary Certificates will be given at
Ft. Pierre, on September Ist and 2nd.
No other examination will be given
untilafter January 1, 1911. Grace A.
Reed, Co. Supt.
BIG AUCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY
At INMAN’S AUCTION STORE, Kadoka, S.D.
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Lumber
O L Macy, as clerk 3 00
E J Lacey, house rent 6 00
Robest A Templeton, returning
ballot box 4 60
Precinct No. 48.
David Sigler, 1 dty and 3X
hour’s service as judge of
election 4 30
Martin Arnston, as judge 4 30
Albert S Nelson, as judge 4 30
Andrew Severson, as clerk 4 30
Ralph Swisher, as clerk 4 30
Ray R Jewett, house rent 2 50
Martin Arnston, returning bal-
box 14 00
Coal
Lumber
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Sand, Bricks,
Blocks, Lath, Roofing, Shingles,
Sash and doors E A Edler, room rent 3 00
O L Johnson, mileage return-
ing ballot box 8 00
Precinct No. 18.
Harry Hough, day’s ser-
vice as judge of election 4 50
J B LaVelle, as judge 4 50
C O Bjilkstrom, as judge 4 50
Gue M Broberg, as clerk 4 50
M D Simpson, as clerk 4 50
G M Broberg, returning ballot
box to county auditor 12
Precinct No. 26.
J W McPherson, 1 day’s ser-
vice as judge of election 3
(Continued on last page)
In fact anything you want in the line of LUMBER and BUILDING
MATERIAL. We are in the lead all the time. A complete line of
Everything. Best grades, and our prices are right.
Precinct No. 23.
T T Odegaarden, as judge of
election 4 20
M 8 Peterson, as judge 4 20
Martin Berke, as judge 4 20
R T Fosse, as clerk 4 20
O Gould, as clerk 4 20
John Herman, house rent 5 00
T T Odegaarden, returning bal-
lot box 20 20
COME IN AND FIGURE WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY
The Fullerton Lumber Co.
T. R. Baisch, Mgr. Kadoka, S. D. Precinct No. 16.
John M Stewart, 1W day’s ser-
vice as judge of election 4 50
MONUMENTS!
Rapalee Marble and Granite
Works. Largest in the north-
west. Dealers in all kinds of
Monumental work, Sioux City,
lowa. When looking for a
Monument call and see agent,
1. L. WHITE, Kadoka.
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