The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1904-12-29
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during the day. Sc. wenceslaus
Catholic church was crowded. Very
Rev. Father Bouska conducted High
Mass. The service vas very imprcs-
sive and the singing and instrumental
music ot the highest order and worthy
OF special mention.
Landlord Folk. OF Hote Tabor, was
made happy on Friday last by the ar-
rival OF his wife and three interesting
little ones. Accompanying them was
his sister, Miss Mary Folk. The ladies
and little ones came from Burton,
Oklahoma, the former home OF Mr.
Folk. Miss Folk will remain the guest
cf her brother for about two weeks.
We are requested TO announce that
there win be a wrestling match, and
other athletic sports, such as boxing,
ETC.. held In Tabor In the near future.
The wrestling contest will be between
a professional from West Superior,
Wis, and a local wrestler. The ath-
letic entertainment will be followed
by a grand ball. The date will be an
nounced later.
A very artistic business directory OF
the city OF Tabor, ornaments the Of
lice at the hotel. The work was exc
cuted by hand, being finished In India
Ink and water color. Every card Is a
model Of neatness and the whole Is
arranged with exquisite taste. The
directory Is the work OF Mr.. johnson,
for some months In the employ OF
The INDEPENDENT.
The Youths Companion. Americas
greatest newspaper, distributes the
most beautiful calendar we have
seen for 1905. IL Is a dream OF arts
tic work, and suggests that their pa.
per for the ensuing year will surpass
all previous efforts. The Companion
Is a literary gem. With the largest
circulation In It's class In the world,
IL has become a household word.
Contractor w. L. Bruce, OF Yankton,
came To Tabor on Monday morning
and despite the inclement weather, Is
tlling the excavation for the water
pipe as rapidly as possible. The many
friends OF MIR. Bruce will be glad 20
learn that Mrs. Bruce. who has been
seriously Ill AZ Sioux Fails, Is rapidly
recovering. She was brought 70 her
home in Yankton last week and Is do
Ing nicely.
The first casualty since the COM
mencement OF work on the water-work
system resulted In the death OF a horse
belonging TO Jos. Pecensa, a contract
Ing carpenter of Tabor. The driver at
tempted 10 make the turn between
the ditch and the curb, the animal
missed It's footing, It's front feet going
into the ditch. IL died almost instant
ly. Fortunately the horse was not val
liable.
l.. ii. Fountain, with the Majestic
Range Co.. Is In u city this week ex-
hibiting the marvellous workings ~
the Majestic range. Mrs. Melmr Is
preparing the dainty biscuit and sur
passing coffee for the interesting ex-
hibitton, at which the Majestic"
reigns queen, John HOSTEL being duly
Installed rs maid OF honor. while An
ton Novak does stunts as femme dc
|, biscuit singer.
; VIM. Tolerant and a gang OF work.
men, for the Todd & Vinitarie plumb
ing and gas-fitting company, OF fank'
ton, have completed an excellent
heating plant for st. Wenceslaus
Academy, up-to-date appliances being
employed, ibsuriug uniform 2 d
healthful temperature. The company
also are putting In a furnace for Jos.
Petrlk, OF the firm Of Petrlk & Hon.
ner.
! j. Bellew, Tyndall's wellkuown
photographer, has built a neat and
. commodious gallery In Tabor, and
will be open for business In the near
. future. Mr.. Bellew Is n Of the oest
known photographers In this part OF
+. the state, and acknowledges nc SUI
9 peTior In his line. He has a gallery a,
. Tyndall and his studio Is patronized
!. by all who appreciate the value Of the
, most artistic work. We congratulate
ourselves In being able TO announce
this new enterprise.
Last week, the enterprising firm o.
florence, Bros. & Co. purchased 1
carload OF hogs OF Frank Wysup, IL
d the City OF Tyndall. During The
Z week they also purchased q carload o.
e Mr.. Lubbers and Joe Jilek, who live
e but a short distance from Tyndall
s How did II happenY Because Tabor
S live stock buyers pay the very highes