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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
6
Harry Sigler left Monday for Cottonwood to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Peter Larson visited Harry Post of Minnesota and returned home Saturday after visiting friends in these parts.
Almer Carlson left for Yankton to work. A Xmas tree will be in the Maynard school house on Christmas Eve. Fay Swisher and Martin Arntsen raise funds for the tree. The Bad River bridge is finally finished after a year. Cecil McRae hauls corn to Wakama earning 60 cents a bushel from C Starbuck. Joseph Sannes helped Martin Arntsen butcher a large critter. H Hamlin and J B Williams thresh this week. Terrance Crawford loses a mare, offered 140 dollars, hard luck.
Dark night scene as residents report a well search and a dog captures a large twenty four inch weasel. Jerry Williams and family spent Sunday and Monday together. Kadoka visits and local claim pursuits noted. Christmas program planned at Fairview schoolhouse with invitations extended. Several locals traveled to Kadoka and several claims were proved up. The dog earns a Christmas present for stopping a chicken thief.
Mr and Mrs Davis visit Kadoka Monday and Fred Lund trips there Wednesday. A new school starts Jan 4 with Miss Walker of Philip as teacher. Prof Nellis adds to his claim shack in section 2. Mr and Mrs Peterson welcome a baby boy and mother and child are well. Wolves and coyotes become common with Mr Chas Davis trapping one lately. A Christmas Eve tree and a welcome Santa visit are planned at the schoolhouse. Mrs Briggs arrives to join her husband near Kadoka and plans to make the area home.
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