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The Kadoka Press (Newspaper) - August 19, 1910, Kadoka, South DakotaVOLUME 111
Fourth Annual Stanley County Fair, Kadoka, S. D., September 21-22-23, 1910
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¦Petitioners Win Case. | LOANS 8
We Make Farm Loans at Current Rate &
J® of Interest J| WE HAVE THE MONEY g
I Kadoka State Bank *
| J. P. SERR, Cashier J
What Cash Will Do
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We have placed our business upon
a Strictly Cash Basis and this enables
us make some exceptionally low prices,
a few of which we quote below:
Strawberries, per can.. 10c Rice Flakes, per pkg O7c
Gooseberries, per can 10c Jap Tea, per pound 2sc
Blueberries, per can loc Tomatoes, per can 11c
Blackberries, per can lOc Matches, per box.. 04c
Beat ’Em all Soap, per Sixteen ounce can Bak-
bar o4c ing Powder. 15c
White Russian Soap, per Pure Cider Vinegar, per
bar o4c gallon 3sc
E. J. Pi ’.s, per can loc Coal Oil, per gallon l7c
Soda, per package osc Prints, per yard OGc
By placing our business upon a Strictly Cash basis we
arc enabled to discount all our wholesale bills and are going
to give you the benefit of the saving thus made.
Besides the low prices quoted above Vou will receive
the most prompt and courteous treatment at our store.
Watch This Space Next Week For Further Prices.
LEE-MOORE
The above prices are subject to change without notice.
Wednesday afternoon .-ed-
ge Lyman T. Boucher sitting
in a special term of Circuit
: Court for Stanley County
rendered decisions on the
I county division cases, finding
jfor the petitioners in all three
factions and granting the
writs of mandamus compell-
ing the County Commission-
ers to submit the question of
dividing Stanley county to
the voters at the November
election.
count v petitions was called
vVedi sday morning and the
testimony of the parties who
circulated the petitions was
introduced and the defense
did not attempt to any great
extent to win their case.
Wednesday afternoon the
Jackson county case was
taken up for trial and was a
hard fought case from start
to finish. The testimony of
the parties who circulated
the petitions was introduced
and the legality of the signa-
tures passed unquestioned.
States Attorney Johnson
was positive that the propos-
ed Jackson county did not
contain the amount of terri-
tory required by the laws
of South Dakota, while At-
torney F. W. Grogan appear-
ing for the petitioners was
equally positive that it did
and introduced the testimo-
ny of County Surveyor R. H.
Townsend was introduced.
The hearing on the propos-
ed lowa county petitions was
held at Fort Pierre last Fri-
day, but the Judge reserved
his decision until after the
other two were tried.
£&££&£££«
Farm Land
IN
Stanley County
SKROVE BROS. LAND CO.
Kadoka, South Dakota.
Is Your Land On Our List ?
WE WRITE FIRE, CYCLONE AND HAIL INSURANCE.
States Attorney Johnson,
appearing for the defendants,
the county commissioners,
sought to win his case on the
grounds that the petitions
for the proposed Jackson and
, Sterling counties were filed
with the County Auditor
( first and for that reason had
prior right and the lowa pe-
| tition conflicted with the oth-
ler two. In making his de-
cision the Judge said that
I there was nothing in our laws
the filing of peti-
tions, except for county divi-
sion, that they should be fil-
; ed on or before the first Mon-
day in July. He also stated
that but two supreme court
decisions, covering similar
cases, could be found. One
was a decision by the Su-
preme court of Nebraska
which gave a priority right
to the petitions filed first,
I the other being a later de-
cision by the Supreme Court
jof Michigan. The Supreme
Court of that state held,
though by a divided court,
that as the laws did not pro-
vide for a priorityright both
i petition should be submitted
ito a vote, and that in this
¦ case ho would follow the pro-
/ of the Michigan
court, as it appealed to him
to be the just and correct
course. An attack was also
made on the validity of the
signatures on the lowa peti-
tions and in ruling on this
matter the Judge said:
“In the case of the peti-
tion for the organization of
lowa county, there is no
question raised but what the
proposition embraces more
than twenty-four townships,
and the evidence, while not
entirely satisfactory as to
whether or not the men who
signed those petitions were
all legal voters, yet the evi-
dence stands practically un-
disputed, and there is enough
evidence there to make it, I
think, obligatory on the court
to find as a finding of fact
' that a sfficient number sign-
ed the Detition.”
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The hearing on the Sterling
Mr. Townsend testified that what
appeared to be only fractional town-
ships along White river on the South
edge of Jackson county were in real-
ity. according to government survey,
congressional townships, and N-r.
Grogan introduced Supreme Court
rulings to the same effect. The court
was satisfied with the showing'and
granted the mandamus as nrayed.
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? Lumber LUMBER! LUMBER!
Coal
States Attorney Johnson was grant-
ed ten days in which to file arguments
for a new trial or to take the case to
the Sup. eme Court, but it is generally
believed that no further action will be
taken by the County Commissioners.
HARD and SOFT COAL
Lumber
WIREAttorney F. W. Grogan, of Fort
Fierre appeared for the petitioners
in both the Sterling and Jackson
county cases and is to be congratu-
lated on the winning of his cases
against the hard fight made by the
defense.
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Sand, Bricks,
Blocks, Lath, Roofing, hingles,
Sash and doors
SALT
3 gin fact anything yon want in the line of LUMBER and BUILDING
? MATERIAL. We are in the lead all the time. A complete line of
? Everything. Bent grades, ami our prices are right.
FOR SALE—Two first class milch
cows, one fresh about two weeks and
one to be fresh this winter. 14-3 t
M. E. Dixon, sec 24,1-s, 22-e.
Also a Complete Line of
Windows, Doors, Paper
Roofing, etc., always on
hand.COME IN AND FIGURE WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY
The brick walls of the new school
house are now completed. We are
constrained to compliment Mr. Han-
sen upon the excellent work he has
put into these walls. They will be
the pride of the citizens so far as
architecture is concerned. Built upon
the highest point in the village, they
will be seen at a great distance from
every direction and upon a nearer
approach anyone will be struck with
the beauty of the outlines and face of
each elevation. Mr. Swan assures us
that a very short time willnow be re-
re<r.iir"d to complete the roof and the
inside work of the building, as there
is nothing to delay him now but the
plastering, which is not a very slow
job. Our' Township Board is to be
congratulated upon their good taste
in the choice of a model for our pub-
lic school building and its situation.—
Interior Index.
?
? The Fullerton Lumber Co.
| T. R. Baisch, Mgr. Kadoka, S. D. PRICES RIGHT; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
JAS. A. SMITH
THE
Clothing Store MONUMENTS!
FOR
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing A charter wan granted to the Bielski
Loan Co., on August sth by the sec-
retary of state, giving the company
authority to do business in the state
of South Dakota as an incorporation
with a caoital stock of $25,000.00.
The Incorporators are: R. A. Bieisai,
president; H. J. McMahon, vice-pres-
ident; James O. Creech, secretary
and treasurer. The directors are: E.
M. Larson, H. J. McMahon, R. A.
Bielski, James G. Creech and Sylvia
Bielski. The company begins busi-
ness with a paid up capital of |IO,OOO,
and are now located in the new Bank
of Philip building where they have a
handsome suit of rooms which are up-
to-date in every respect. The office™
and directors of this company need
no introduction to the peoole of Philip
or of this part of Stanley county, as
they are men of unquestioned honesty
and have been represented among the
business men of Philip ever since the
town started.—Bad River News.
Furnishing Goods Rapalee
Marble and Granite
Works. Largest in the north-
west. Dealers in all kinds of*And Shoes
Monumental work, Sioux City,
lowa. When looking for a
Monument call and see agent,R. W. Gross
BIG AUCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY
J. L. WHITE, Kadoka.
At INMAN’S AUCTION STORE, Kadoka, S.D.
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THE KADOKA PRESS.
KADOKA, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1910 NUMBER 16
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