The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-10-13
LOCAL GLEANINGS.
OF TABOR AND VICINITY
BY OUR REPORTERS.
Personal AND OTHERWISE.

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day.
Three monster elevators should
induce you to haul your grain to
Tabor.
Soukup Bros. have purchased a
new dray wagon from Hruska *
Trunec.
George johnson and Phil
Shaen, of Tyndall, we're in Tabor
Thursday.
Tabor has an excellent Tele-
phone system with Ed Price as
local manager.
Now that you have the oppor-
tunity, advertise your business in
your home paper.
DIR. Black received an early
morning call Thursday TO the
home of John Caba.
Anton Musilek, of Tyndall,
has been transacting business in
our city the past week.
Joe Fejfar, the Utica merchant
was in town Thursday looking
after business interests. .
Rev. Father Bouska visited
! Mitchell the fore part of last
week returning Thursday even
ing. ...... ....
Candidate VIM. Glynn attended
the democratic central committee
meeting held at Tyudall Satur-
day last.
The unit rule has blasted many
a hope and been the cause of
nominating for Office many a
blasted poor stick.
Several large forces of carpen-
ters are putting in full time Civ
ing Tabor and its environments
substantial improvements.
The presses and entire equip
ment of the Independent are now
in place. The editor and his
family have become permanent
residents of Tabor.
Senator J. p. Cooley has
emerged from the retirement of
his farm home at last and started
on his campaign Thursday, his
destination being Springfield.
Frank Grey, travelling repre-
sentative of III. H. Van Brunt,
was in town Thursday, securing
an order for a $125.00 rubber
tired buggy Tom and Frank
Wagner will be the owners.
The new drug store, the pro-
perty of Sebiakin, Ross and
Horacek is a handsome brick
structure, centrally located and
adds much to the appearance of
our city.
There was an auction sale held
at the home of Mrs. Bloch Thurs
day, Oct. b., Mike Bart being
the auctioneer. The sale was
we'll attended and articles put up
brought satisfactory prices.
w. r. Rumsey, the blind
violinist, gave an entertainment
n Tabor's fine new hall on
Thursday, Oct. 9TH. The attend
ance was small but the program
interesting.
Increase your business. Con-
S~ervativc advertising is acknowl-
edged the world over to be the
best method. Bon Homme
county's busiest stores acknowl-
edge this. Consult US at once
about your advertisement.
The Independents associate
editor and secretary, Miss
Frances Glasner, enjoyed a short
but delightful visit to the St,
Wenceslaus Day and boarding
School, Friday, accompanied by
Mrs. Densiow. She was very
much pleased with the school and
extends her thanks for a very
pleasant half hour with Sister
Superior NJ. Clara, under whose
excellent management the school
has achieved such imminent sue
cess.
The wedding announcement
found in the columns of the In
dependent last week contained
nothing to distinguish it from
such announcements as they oc-
cur in the ordinary weekly news
paper. But ours was rank. II
was simply awful. II not only
.igave our esteemed friend DR..
Setback, a new wife Che already
having ore, a highly respected
LADY, but left Frank out in the
cold. Altogether we are con.
soled, however, that our blundcr
did not part the other couple.