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

lam Stcrnhagcn, JoSephum Petrik,
Stanislauv Rokusek and Ludmillam
Petrik.
Miss Bertha cLeary, OF Artcsian,
Sanborn county, came TO visit ST.
wenceslaus Academy and stay the
full term. Boarders In our academy
are getting very numerous.
The editor and family are pleased
to acknowledge an agreeable call from
Miss Jessie Cooley, daughter OF Sena-
tor Cooley, and Mrs. VIII Denslow.
wife OF our popular station agent.
The real estate firm OF Wagner
Bros. sold the Barney Mulleague farm
OF 240 acres ten miles southwest OF
Taoor to Mr.. Jos. Rous, OF Garrison,
Neb., the consideration being $500
per acre.
Six new pupils eamc for St. wences-
laus academy 1t Friday. Four are
buarders and the rest day scholars.
Mr.. Martin Sykora, OF Wagner,
brought his two children down to the
academy.
Rev. ID. J. Perrin, passed through
Tabor Thursday. He had been attend
ing the triennial state council Of Con-
gregationlists at Des Moines. He Is
pastor OF the Congregational church
at Springfield.
DIR. Ross, OF Yankton, has been con-
Quoting the drug store here in which
he Is interested with Frank Horacek.
Mr.. Horacek was absent, having gone
to Waterfowl to take an examination
before the state board Of pharmacy.
Mrs. Anton Kortan Is quite Ill at
the home OF her mother, Mrs. Carda,
at this place. She received the sacra.
ments last Tuesday and they talk Of
taking her TO an Omaha hospital and
placing her In the handsof a specialist
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. NovAK & HOSTEL.
Did you know that Tabor had one
OF the largest and most complete gen.
eral stores In your county? Visit the
huge establishment OF Petrik g. Hon
ner and see for yourself. They carry
an immense stock, are shrewd buyers
and invite you TO inspect goods and
prices.
Tabor has a ffhe clothing store, not
yet n. month old. Large handsome
building and a splendid line OF up-to-
date clothing. Counter after counted
OF seasonable goods just purchased
IL you want anything In the clothing
line no not fail TO visit this stor,
owned by Jos. Halla, !
G. C. Terrence returned home aftel
a weeks Tip to points In Iowa and
Illinois which he made In the iptcresI
OF the firm OF Terrence Bros. & Co
This nrm has just lately constructs
n grain elevator In our town and w
take pleasure In CHASING them amons
our most successful business men.
Mr.: Peter Emmons, formerly o
Bloomfield, Neb., has returned TO TIN
place OF his childhood and Is now IA
the employ OF Terrence Bros. 81 Co
IL is a good many years since "Petc'
. left this country, a lad Of twelve o
thirteen years, and IL Is an agreeabl
surprise TO those who knew him thel
to find him appear among them agaiI
a grown up young man.
Mr.. Jos. Rous, OF Clarkson. Neb.
who was visiting with his brother-in
law, MI. II. @. Schneider, has return
Fl. ed TO his home. Mr.. Rous has pun
y chased the Barney Mulleague faru
and will become 0 citizen OF Bo
Z Homme county before long. Itspeak
well for our county TO gain a ne'
Q settler from one Of the most fertil
]. spots In Nebraska, but this Is onl
= another proof that Bon Homm
! county Is the peer OF any country o
earth.
On the 18th day OF October ther
was a double wedding at ST. Vincent
a parish. The parties were: Mr.. Fran
3 Sedlacek and Miss Agnes Sykora, an
s Theophil Kolecky and Miss Kat
Sykora. The parties were born !
Bon Homme county and grew up I
manhood and womanhood in Tabo
/, Mr.. Sedlacek is a young and ente
! prislng farmer owning I6O acres
u fertile land four miles west OF tow
9 Mr.. Kolecky Is a grain buyer for u
NJ. King. We wish them many hapI
l. u vaarc