Kadoka Weighs Electric Lights For Future Growth
Kadoka boosters form a committee after a burning light plant incident to study lighting options. Sam Magulis of Delco explains his system and A W Johnson of Fairbanks Morse outlines plans. The commercial club will evaluate proposals and may send a delegation to test equipment before deciding on an affordable, suitable outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Magulis
Delco Light Fame
A. W. Johnson
Aberdeen
Fairbanks Morse
Kadoka
Commercial Club
Hotel Dacotah
NEW SETTLERS ARRIVIING NEAR KADOKA AND WANA MAKER
Early settlers arrive with carloads of goods and farming equipment. Van der May brings two loads to a half section near Wanamaker. Christ Johnson moves to four miles northeast of Kadoka. R A Holter goes farming five miles west of town. Mitchell and Lee families relocate to four miles north of Philip. The arrivals signal a wave of diversification turning the west river country toward a grain economy.
Court calendar sets March 4 for upcoming sessions
The court calendar is with the printer this week and court will convene on March 4 a Tuesday. Five criminal cases and ten civil cases will occupy the time of judge and jury. Seven additional court cases remain to be settled.
Funeral Rites Held For Kadoka Pioneer C C Perault
The Kadoka community mourns Charles Orlando Perault a veteran businessman born 1871 in Morrison Illinois. After a long illness including intestinal rupture pneumonia and abscesses he died February 21 at 10 30 AM. He leaves a wife Victorian Reed and four children and was laid to rest at Calvary Cemetery with Odd Fellows and church rites observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Perault
Monnay
Odd Fellows Lodge
Church of Our Lady of Victory
Mccormick
Catholic Church
Belvidere
Catey
Nels Nelson
Clarence DeWweert
Peter Larson
Kadoka
J. G. Thomas
D. Addison
Calvary Cemetery
Father McCorchick
Charles Orlando Perault
Morrison
Ilinois
Victorian Reed
Clark, S. Oak
Perault
Steve Hurley
Rochdale
Angel of Mercy
Fifteenth Anniversary Of Service For J H Fryberger
The article celebrates J H Fryberger of Kedoka Moncicello Iowa marking fifteen years of service with Martin Johnson Mercantile Co and his later independent business. It notes his leadership roles on the village board Commercial Club presidency and county civic work, plus his candidacy for the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. Fryberger
Kedoka
Moncicello
Iowa
Martin Johnson Mercantile Co
Birch
Main Street
Johnson Mercantile Co
Frybreer
Sevice
Kadoka
Commercial Club
Jie New
Fremen
Custer Battlefield
Froberger
Iy Point of Community Service
Defeht
Jones County
Miess
Fryberger
Have Faith in South Dakota Have Faith in South Dakota
South Dakota rests its hopes on farm wealth as a guide to bank stability and overall prosperity. Officials cite rising crop value, record corn production in 1925, and strong dairy and beef sectors as signs the state’s economy remains resilient amid national banking anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Middle West
Olad
South Docketa
United States Department
Ini
Missouri River
United States
Hasis
Notable Death Leaves Family in Mourning Near Kadoka
The obituary notes the death of a former resident and mentions survivors: his widow and three children Bert living on a Kadoka area farm, Mrs. Robert Holmes of W Kadoka, and Frank at home. A daughter Hazel died in infancy. His aged mother remains at the old hometown, unable to visit. Surviving sisters Mrs. Herbert Frost and Mrs. Sam Mathew, both of Morrison, Hins visited him in the hospital during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Kadoka
Robert Holmes
W Kadoka
Frank
Hazle
Herbert Frost
Sam Mathew
Morrison
Hiineis
Thank you for kindness during illness and funeral
The Pernult family expresses heartfelt thanks to those who offered sympathy during our loved one’s long illness and at the funeral. They especially appreciate the floral offerings and the Odd Fellows’ brotherly deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des One
Odd Fellows
C. O. Pernult
Arfa
Snow Arrives Amid Prairie Snowfall Hope
The region woke to about four inches of fresh snow last Friday pleasing farmers in the snowless area. Fears of a strong Dakota wind dispersing the cover were unfounded as light breezes held the snow in place though some melt is already evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Boreas
Aid Social Meeting of Scots Ladies at Presbyterian Church
The Scots meeting of the Ladies Aid Boeier of the Presbyterian church will be held on Thursday March 6 at 2 20 p m at the home of Mrs Walter Vice. Hostess will be assisted by Mrs Bell Dean and Mrs Brugman. Election of officers for the coming year will be held. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Boeier
Presbyterian Church
Walter Vice
Bell Dean
Brugman
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Citizens United
J.H. Fryberger
Dakota LY
Irwin D. Aldrich
Weta
Daniels
Casper
Wyoming
H. A. Barber
Won. Taylor
Jfoo 2 True
Soldier Home
Emma Fremole H. A. Barber
H. A. Midst
Ms. Catehell
Tt. Coleman
Belvidere Lodge NO
Heaven
Earth
Charles
Anc
Sioux Falls
Kadoka Press
Belvidere Times
Morricon
Hlinots
AID
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