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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
11
Kadoka South Dakota newspaper notes second class mail status dated July 10 1908. Public notice page reflects official town publication with Friday August 28 1908 edition identifying local governance and community notices.
The Mankato Minnesota Boosters Club adopts a ten point pledge urging members to boost community work submit to majority rule shop locally support public welfare and avoid politics grafts. The pledge encourages positive talk and homegrown merchants while endorsing unity and practical actions.
An editorial condemns public divorce celebrations and prize weddings as a decay of decency. Monsignor Fox of Trenton denounces marriages staged for publicity or fundraising, calling such acts a gross violation of the sacred rite and urging adherents to shun them.
The writer condemns marriages seen as corrupting influences and mocks fictitious ceremonies used for money or amusement. They label such acts as sacrilegious buffoonery and argue they undermine the sacred life function beside death, echoing many who share the critique.
The Sunday post office will be open from 9 to 10 a.m. after Sunday Sept 13. Mail closes at 7 p.m. each Sunday. Mrs. Lenore Green is the postmistress.
Local grocery promotes fruit sales with claims of the lowest prices in the market. The ad emphasizes affordability and value for shoppers seeking fresh produce.
In a service at 11 o'clock a.m. at the Catholic church in the city Joseph Hrachovee married Miss Marie Barth. Father Lahecka officiated with Mrs. Frank Chaldek on the wedding march and Miss Lizzie Hrachoveec and Mr. John Bollinger as attendants. The bride's father and mother, early Bon Homme County residents now in Stanley county, praise the couple as well suited for life together.
Thomas Polkinghorne adds to his barn with an new addition. Andrew Benning travels to Wakama last Monday to buy lumber for a granary. Joseph Stevens leaves for Ver million D last Monday to work this fall. C Doane boasts the largest well in existence 16 feet deep and 10 feet across. Norman Kjerstad visits Platte last Wednesday. School starts September 7 in the Maynard schoolhouse with Nellie Hamlin as teacher. R N Swisher plows fire guards near Bad River and plans to bring family to Kadoka Fair.
Dave Sigler returns home after two weeks with relatives in Cottonwood. Milton Young hosts Philip visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Young and Miss Leffingwell shop in Kadoka Friday. Gus Springer, Orvill Leffingwell, and Jake Skillingstad visit Kadoka and the McGee ranch area. Russ Collins builds a new house on his claim while others attend the Kadoka fair.
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