The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-15

EMIT with q liberal order for job print
na this weeks
sroLES.-From tho store OF :. Han
,ucek, an ACCORDION. valued nc 500.
NY one having any information OF
his, please inform J.. HASoucEK.
The infant son OF John Rohusek
lied Saturday, Dec. l0th,'uf pneumo-
ala. The burial took place at the
catholic cemetery at Tabor the fol-
Monday.
Terrence has been duly In
In the service OF Uncle Sam as
pstmaster and 70 do the hello act
dring the absence Of Ed Price VINO
dparted for Cedar Rapids ON Mon
dys train to commit niatrImony.
los. s. Peirik, a progressive and en-
teprislng farmer living five miles
saith OF Tabor, visited us on Tuesday
lie wing clio for one years subscrip-
i'm TO TnE INDEPENDENT and Farm
ennd Breeder, taking advantage oil
o~uApremium offer.
te regret 20 cronicle that our es-
teamed friend, the Very Reverend
Falief Bouska, pastor DIST. Wdenes-
laA Catholic church OF this place has
beei seriously Ill for some days oil
heat trouble. At latest accounts,
lis attending physician. DIR. Blezek
repfts Improvement L.. Is condition.
Ell. Price, our genial assistant post
mster left Monday for points inlowa.
Ed has long been complaining of the
had-ships and troubles OF single life
AMI hence we are suspicious that his
trb Is OF more than minor Importance
ayt that he has q bold step In con-
tenDletion. We wish him u happy
tripand a happier return.
&C. Terrence, wife and son Carvel,
OF TIE enterprising firm OF Terrence
Bros & Co., made a visiting and bust
nesstrip to the county scat on Thurs
day, Mrs. Terrence visiting and Chef
andCaryel transacting the business.
The latter is superstition, but we
know TINT G. G. could not do business
without Caryel.
The boarding.housc beat has struck
Landlord Folk OF Hotel Tabor,
two OF tins species OF repro
bates while Frank Vichc, proprietor
of tie new city restaurant, Is lamen-
ting the unannounced departure OF
another. IL is needless TO add that at
both places, In the future, strangers
without baggage will be Invited TO
Z" dig up Mn advance.
Vac Rysayy has nearing completion
a fine wooden structure, WHICH win be
occupied by him as n bakery and res
taurant. The building is large and
commodious, has a neat glass front,
and completely hides all traces OF Ia
BORIS recent disastrous lire. Mr.. Ry-
saws quick enterprise In erecting 50
tine a building and rcsuming ousi-
ness is commendable,
Ed. Price, Tabor's efficient assistant
postmaster and telephone operator,
left on Mondays train for Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa. At his departure his face
wore a look OF calm resignation that
bespoke the coming OF a solemn and
all-important event. The fact Is, II
Ed. doesn't slip his trolley lie will re-
turn to Tabor u married man. The
INDEPENDENT wishes Mr.. Price all
the happiness that a be interviewer
with this important event.
Mrs. Oplllrs, whose home Is at Seat
tie, Wash, Is enjoying the balmy at
mosphere Of South Dakota, the guest
OF Mrs. Emma McLinn aud family,
who live four miles south Of Tabor.
IL Is hard TO get a west. Washington
ian 10 admit that there Is n climate
equal 10 their own, modified rs it Is by
mountain ranges, trade winds, ETC.,
but for sunshine and salubrity, we
think Mrs. Collins will admit South
Dakota's climate Is incompatible.
The enterprising firm OF Terrence
Bros. s. Co o. this city IRE building a
large elevator at Fairfax, s,4Ih ~
kota. We congratulate The thriving
little city OF Fairfax in securing this
substantial addition TO her rapidly In.
creasing business. The firm OF Tor.
renee Bros. a. Co. are well and favor.
ably known among the people among
the most popular and square dealing
grain and stock buyers In Bon llomme
county.
A lady OF Tabor. wife OF one of our
prominent business men, stepped or
Saturdays east-bound train, just for
an instant, you know, To speak TO u
friend: oblivious OF the conductors
stentOrIan All Aboard " and the
Changing Of the engines bell, the train
started and the lady, TO her cosStcr'
nation, realised the situation. The
conductor had Just entered the cal