The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-11-17
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Agent Denslow says, cash up.'
Mrs. j. ". Wagner was a passenger
west on Monday.
George Terrence did business In Ta-
Dor last Tuesday. 80
Mrs. Lucy Dolnoski and daughter
went to Wagner Tuesday.
Come In and subscribe for THE In
DEPENDENT. Only si.5o per year.
DIR. Sedlacek, OF Tyndail, made a
professional trip TO Tabor on Tuesday.
Miss Peruntek, OF Scotland, was the
\ guest OF the Misses wc!h on Sunda,
last.
Mrs. Herford, State Commander OF
che L. OF. NJ, arrived in Tabor yes
terdny.
II Is formally announced that Hrus-
ka & Truncc win rebuild MS quickly as
possible.
When you wish 10 send any money
buy your money order at the Tabor
State Bank.
Victor Wagner, a former Tabor res
ident, was shaking hands with friends
here Tuesday.
John Hamburger, a farmer living
four miles west OF town, visited our
city Tuesday.
In looking for hardware or furni-
tnre do not forget 70 call on
NorAK 4 HOSTEL.
Matt welh, formerly en- employe of
the Tabor Milling CO., is now In the
employ OF Frank Soukup.
Joseph Fejfar and Jos. Blezek, nj
Utica, assisted our home band at the
funeral service last Tuesday.
Rev. Father Schecka, OF Wagner,
participated I'm the funeral rites Of
Frank Hendricks on Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Hakl and son Louis re.
turned yesterday from Omaha, re.
porting Mrs. Haki gaining rapidly.
A. G.. Wade, travelling representa-.
tive OF the Sioux City Tribune, regis
tered al the Hotel Tabor Tuesday.
LosT.--One-half mile southeast OF
Tabor, a red boar pig. Finder, please
notify j. J. Kudrana or TaE INDIE.
PENDENT ONCE.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Anton horton re.
turned from Omaha last Wednesday
where the latter had undergone a
surgical operation.
Vaclav Rysavy, one o. the fire los.
ers, was at Bonesteel AT the time Of
the Are, and knew nothing OF his loss
until his return on Tuesday.
r. A. Smith, OF Tyndall, dealer
In musical instruments, placed a fine
ley organ I'm the home OF the Misses
welfi OF this place, last week.
This glorious fall weather is highly
appreciated by all, and especially by
carpenters, contractors and Others
who have outside work 10 do.
AL Jezeweskl was on hand at the fire
with his usual energy, being forum
Pate enough TO be clothed In a fire.
mans suit, lie could fguratlvely
walk into the flames.
N Our job department printed posters
this week for n grand ball at Cogan's
Hall. Bon Homme, Saturday evening,
November 2Bth, under the auspices OF
the X. o. L. NJ. Lodge.
Joe PetreL's clothing caught fire
while working In the intense heat nj
Hthe Kukrall building front. He and
several others stuck TO the job with
heroism, saving the building,
Hardly has election passed and lbs
bewilder".ynt, e~xcitcmant, ~jubilation,
disappoir,N lent, etc., given us time to
breathe, when tire breaks put and
adds its horrors. Surely, Tabor has
had enough variety during the last
ten days.
When the body OF the unfortunate
victim OF the fire was discovered, City
Marshall Frank Wagner, accompanied
by Peter Emmcns, drove az top speed
70 Scotland, their errand being To I'm.
form County Coroner DR.. Hamlin,
who started Immediately for Tabor tc
hold the inquest.
SJos. Hruska, OF the firm OF Hruska
& Trunec, who was at st. Louis at.
tending the Worlds Fair, returned
yesterday. The pleasure OF Mr.,
Hruska's ST. Louis visit was suddenly
interrupted upon the receipt Of a tel
egram announcing the burning OF his
building, hence his speedy return.