The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-03

Wednesday, and purchased a wagon
from Hruska & Trunec.
DO you contemplate buying q heat
ing stove? II 20 see u splendid
stock. Prices always right.
NovAK 4 KosTEI-
Mrs. VIII O'Brien, who has been In
Tabor attending the wedding OF her
brother. II. II. Mkt. returned to her
home In Denver, Colorado, Tuesday
morning.
J. G. Love, general passenger agent
for this division OF the G. NJ. and st.
p. railway, stepped from the east
bound passenger Thursday and shook
hands with our people.
We wish TO call the attention OF our
1000 readers to our advertising col
umns. Elaboration and display type
mean little, but sufficient TO say
Tacor Is the best trading point on the
chart.
Among those from other towns who
attended the dance here last Saturday
night, were Beatrice Cole, OF Tyndall,
and Miss Hopkins, Robert, John and
Title Hanrahan and Will Gilhn, Of
Bon Homme.
There was a rumor afioat that Frank
Reidinger had, or was about to dis
pose OF his business interests In Ta-
Dor. Mr.. Reidinger wishes us TO In
form the public that he has no inten-
tion OF selling and is satisfied with
his business.
The dance which was held In the
New Society Hall last Saturday and
which was given by the lately organ
ised Clover Leaf Dancing Club, was a
success In every respect. We wish the
new club a long life, AMI hope they
soon give us another dance.
Remember that we carry a full and
complete line OF high grade mixed
paints. We are agents for Albert
Peats celebrated wall paper. Our
business embraces everything In the
line OF house decorations. Call and
investigate. NovkK & HOSTEL.
The Tabor Dramatic Society will be
at Tyndall on Nov. 5 and will give
the play that was rendered here on
Sept. %. The participants In this
play are all experienced actors and
know how TO entertain others. Do not
fail 10 attend. IL you wish TO spend n
pleasant evening.
The Mkt building, formerly occu-
pied as a jewelry store, opposite the
Tabor Hotel, was on Tuesday rented
TO Miss Laura Bartholomew, her pur-
pose being 10 open q millinery store.
Miss Bartholomew Is highly recom-
mended, and respectfully solicits an
inspection Of her stock.
Joseph G. Wagner, who for some
time past has been proprietor Of the
Tabor Hotel. retired from that posi-
ton on Tuesday N this week. Mr.
Wagner is now associated with the
Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF st. Paul. TIE INDEPENDENT and
his many friends wish him success In
his new enterprise.
Blanket, blanket, blankets. This
sun period and June weather in Nov.
ember Is but a gay deceiver, but al ex-
ceilent time 10 secure a blanket for
your horse. We have them galore,
we have them any style, and at any
price. Don't buy until you examine
our stock. ]. G. BoUsKA,
Tabor, :. ID.
In connection with Tabor's many
industries, we claim for Petrik &
Honner's mammoth establishment
the largest floor space occupied by any
two stores In Bon Homme county. IL
occupies a door space OF % feet In
in length by 55 feet in width and Is
completely Jammed with every speci.
men OF general merchandise that you
can imagine. 1t Is a hummer. Visit
IL and satisfy yourself.
The opening and occupation OF the
Tabor Hotel marks an epoch In the
history otour burg. With Thee. Folk
as manager and proprietor IL is our
pleasure to predict success. Mr.. Folk
being at once a travelling man, an In
surance agent, a polished gentleman
and a c~racker-iack at any business
proposition. There Is no reason why
his enterprise should not materializC
into a brilliant success.
A. j. Wilcox, OF Springfield, accom-
panied by a life insurance man.
were In Tabor last Saturday. Asked
his opinion on the coming election.
,h, G~pripOnpid attnrnpy was deaf