The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-10-20

Omaha Tuesday where Mrs. Kortans
Is to have an operation performed at
the Omaha hospital.
Our paper Is late, the cause OF
which Is a delayed shipment OF type.
Under existing circumstances those
who know the difficulties we had TO
overcome, wonder that the paper Is
out even ut this date.
The Bon Homme County Independ-
ent published at Tabor by the indie
pendent Publishing Co., and edited
by w. A. Glasner, Is n very newsy,
neat. eight page sheet which was
launched In the newspaper world last
week. Mr.. Glasner is a fearless writer
and a hustler, and we predict n bright
future for the Independent. -lOlivet
Leader.
Mrs. DIR. ]. III. Mcpherson, OF St.
Anthony, Idaho, arrived at Tabor
Thursday for an extended visit with
her son, w. A. Glasner and family.
Mrs. Mcpherson enjoys the distinc-
ton OF having two sons and two
nephews In the editorial field OF Bon
Homme county, Il. II. Glasner OF the
Springfield Times, and w. A. Glasner
OF THE INDEPENDENT, her sons, and
w. l.. and II. II. Robinson, OF the
Tyndall Tribune, her nephews.
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You perhaps have received n copy
through the courtesy NJ a friend who
has paid for IL for you. Many such
copies have been mailed but In the
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and all reports as to Its not being n
permanent fixture at Tabor are not
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scription price Is .sl.5o per year. Do
not miss a single issue.
In our optical department we have
fitted almost 1900 pairHof glasses In
four years. J.J. Kralf Is q graduate
Of the Northern Illinois college Of
ophthalmology and otoiogy and men,
Der board OF directors Of South Dakota
State Optical Association. We have
this year added TO our optical depart
ment n slc0 l0-trial cas- and go
Geneva ophthalmscope and retinscope
the best that money can buy. We
guarantees perfect ft. No charges for
examination. DIR. j. J. KRALL,
With Krall Bros, Tyndall, 5. ID.
The 18th, 13th and 14th Of October
were glorious days for our Catholics.
They celebrated the 50th jubilee Of
proclamation OF Immaculate Concep-
tion. The church, although very
spacious, was every day nearly full.
First mass every day was said at 100
a. m. and the high mass at 10 o'clock.
Rev. Father w. Keane, OF Springfield,
sang the first high mass, Thursday
the high mass was sung by Rev.
Father Fierek, OF TyndaFi, and Fri
day by Rev. Father Mikolasek, OF
yodnany. Besides the above named
gentlemen Father Lehecka, Of wag-
ner, assisted In the services. Over
300 ipeople received the sacraments.
The beautiful music was provided
every day by Ven. Sister NJ. Clara
and the other sisters and pupils.
The first month OF school ut So.
Wcnceslaus Academy closed Friday.
The attendance Is steadily increasing.
The teacher Of the primary depart
ment was pleasantly surprised on en-
! tering her room Monday morning To
, be greeted by fifty-six happy and
bright little pupils. In the primary
department the following have been
perfect In attendance the first month;
Edward Melmer, Allen Zolnowsky,
George Hommer, Otto Drummer, Geo.
, Petrik. Joseph Hruska, John Melmer,
, Louis Petrik, George Wagner, John
; Pekas, Louis Cbaryat, Bertha Siman,
! Mile Rysary, Ludmilla Wagner,
= Clara Drummer, Alice Horacek,
Susan Drummer, Maggie zolnowsky
.. and 0dilia Homer. In the grammar
! grades were: Clara Zolnowsky, Fran
els Zitka, Amelia Dusek, Loretta
McKenna, Frank McKenna and MARI
G Bodine. Five new boarders Joined
s our circle Saturday. They are Mis-:
k Cecilia and John Sykora and theil
d cousins Cecilia and Emil Mazourek
e OF Wagner, and Miss Amelia Dolansky
81 Conspicuous among Tabor's numer
Gus fi%ourishing industries Is the larg,
!. grist mill OF which the following ar,
managing officers: +. Bartos, Pres.
, G. r.. Blachnik, Sec; JOS. 4. Novak
Vice Pres; and JOS. Il. Horacek
Treas. Although In operation bu.
: about two years, this mill has achiey