Will Take in the Fair
The week’s Press issue is printed and mailed to readers on Wednesday morning to allow the office force to enjoy the Fair entertainment. The editors express hope any deficiency will be overlooked by readers due to the fair.
23 Sep 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
1
The week’s Press issue is printed and mailed to readers on Wednesday morning to allow the office force to enjoy the Fair entertainment. The editors express hope any deficiency will be overlooked by readers due to the fair.
J J Fletcher the local druggist was arrested by Sheriff Houston for selling whiskey without a doctor's prescription. D W Dickinson of the Faiplay force swore out the complaint in Judge Dinsmore's court based on testimony from five or six witnesses. Fletcher, with attorney I W Grogan, requested a continuance to Saturday September 17.
The postmaster offers guidance on mail delivery and how to handle missing letters. Patrons are urged to ask him to search boxes and the cellar for delayed items, and to pressure him with a grief look if mail is not received on time. Stamps remain his task to affix upon request.
The Fourth Annual Stanley County Fair opens with ideal weather and record crowds. Exhibits arrive Monday morning in the Floral Hall and other departments. Fort Pierre Kadoka teams showcase national games, races, and ball games. Indian pow-wows, Sherry’s at the Opera House, a merry-go-round, and a balloon arrival are on the agenda with talks by John F. Hughes and Alvin W. Waggoner. Lay aside work and enjoy a recreation-filled fair. Skrove Bros: Land to Sell Land.
Kadoka citizens are invited to an eight session series by Very Reverend Stephen Duren of Graton SD at the Kadoka Opera House. The talks run Sunday Sept 25 7 30 PM through Oct 2 7 30 PM and present Catholic Church teaching plainly without controversy. Reverend Thomas J McNabo e signs the notice of charity toward all.
Mrs. Henry Angell offered a reward for the stolen bicycle of her son Edgar. A Fort Pierre boy was found with the bike at Cottonwood and jailed. An argument over the reward led to Tom Angell being knocked from the sidewalk and he left for Fort Bennett.
Henry Wallace editor of Wallace's Farmer and Roosevelt commission member argues the U S must keep skilled farmers to grow affordable food. He says city consumers pay high prices, production lags, and attracting people to farming is essential to civilization.
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