The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-10
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many Saturday.
The Messrs. Koletsky took q trip TO
Tyndall Monday.
Jas. Olson gave us q paid subscrip-
ton last Saturday.
Girls, take your "best fellers" to
the dance on the 18th.
Mr.. Hlaty, the Beaver creek school
teacher, visited Tabor Monday.
Come in and subscribe for THE In
Y DEPENDENT. Only sl.50 per year.
When you wish to send any money
buy your money order at the Tabor
State Bank.
Hello THE INDEPENDENT Office
has this week been hooked up with
the telephone exchange.
II surely was a frost But this OBJ
~servation has no reference TO the re
suit OF last Tuesdays affair.
Remember the Leap Year dance at
Reidinger's hall on the 18th, inst, 10
be given by the young ladies OF Tabor.
Mrs. J.. G.. Wagner returned We'd
nesday evening from Parkston, where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mraz.
Do you contemplate buying a heat
ing stove? IL so see u splendid
stock. Prices always right.
NovAK & HOSTEL
This is the time OF year when a man
may ''get on his skates without par
ticular danger OF damage TO his physi-
cal anatomy.
Robert r. Robinson, the lighting
editor OF the Tyndall Tribune, was
n pleasant caller at THE INDEPEN-
DENT Office last Tuesday.
In looking for hardware or furni-
ture do not forget 10 call on
EovAK s. HOSTEL.
Mrs. A. W.. Green returned from
Yborg, ). d., last Saturday. She was
accompanied by her brother, A. &.
bennington.
Losr. .-One-half mile southeast Of
Tabor, a red boar pig. Finder, please
notify J. j. Kudrana or THE INDIE
PENDENT Office
We are no sooner out of the grasp OF
the ice man than the coal man throt-
ties us, and between tire two may pos
slbly be found the reason why many
people are unable 10 ".get ahead" In
the world. But please keep cool!
During the heavy wind land II was
mt so awfnlly heavy, either which
prevailed Wednesday night, the Mu-
sellek building swayed and rocked on
It's foundatIon TO such iii extent as 10
make some OF its occupants Seasick.
Mr.. Frank HaRl and son Louis were
at the ST. Joseph's hospital, Omaha,
the fore part OF the week, visiting the
formers wife. We are pleased "a
note that Mrs. Hakle Is recovering
RAPIDLY and Is expected home In about
three weeks.
Mr.. L. w. Donahoe arrived Wadnes'
day for a short visit in the family of
his daughter, Mrs. +. NJ. Blezek. Mr..
Donahoe isa heavy cattle dealer and
owner OF a large tract of land neal
winnetto, In the northwestern part
OF Nebraska.
The foundation piers for the tank
tower OF the city water system being
Installed nc the west end OF town,
were completed just in time 70 escape
the freeze.up. No degree OF cold car
now interfere with the progress oil tho
work 70 its completion.
Remember that we carry a full and
Gmplete line Of high grade mixed
paints. We are agents for Alder
Peats celebrated wall paper. Our
business embraces everything In the
line Of house decorations. Call and
investigate. NONAh hOslhA'
One wouldn't think the Tabor City
vote was so large rs 10 make IL neces-
sary for the judges and clerks OF cleo
tion to put In an entire night making
up the tally sheet. But just the same,
they were at their posts OF duty" at
about four O'Clock last Wednesday
morning-"already yet"
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Petrik and daugh-
ter, Albina; Mr.. Hruska, OF Hruska &
Tunic; Mrs. Nobolnny and Thomas
Wagner were a Tabor party who de-
parted Wednesday for Chicago, where
they will visit for a few days, after
which they will journey south for q
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