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

john ana Ed. were SolOur-
ding nc Scotland last week.
Remember the cantata 10 be given
tt the Catholic society hall, Dec. Goth
vome In and subscribe for THE In
DnAyNDEST. Only also per year.
Chdcest confectionery at viches
City restaurant.
Chet 'corrence Is preparing for fri
gid Tinter by putting up storm doors
and winSowS.N
In looking Tor hardware or furnl-
tnre do not forge. 20 call on
n. NrvAK& HOSTEL.
4 Mrs. Will Hanrahan and children
of Lake Andes, are visItsng relatives
at Bon lIommc.
Frank Martenec. living seven miles
south west OF Tabor, was among Tues
days shoppers.
do not fail TO read about that bak-
ing exhibition. Novak & hostel.
Roy Tackley, OF Sioux Falls. repre-.
sentative OF Lewis gas engines, is pla.
cling an engine for the Tabor Water
work system.
At cost, ladies; here Is your chance.
Our fine line of hats, new, and OF the
latest fashions, we offer you at cost.
MRS. VI. MELMR.
The following were guests at Hotel
Tabor last week, Frank Klafa OF Bur
ton, Oklahoma, j. Donaven, Sioux
city and Jos. Vinatien, OF Yankton.
Remmcmber the new restaurant
when hungry. Everything neat and
new.
FRANK vICnE, Prop.
Clarence Harrison, a representative
OF Bon Aommc, hauled a large load OF
merchandise for the Bon Homme store
last Tuesday.
Losr..-One-half mile southeast OF
Tabor, n red boar pig. Finder, please
notify J. J. Kudrana OF THE INDIE
PENDENT ofice.
Mrs. George McLinn, wife OF one Of
: our nearby farm residents, visited
Scotland friends last week.
Mr.. George Terrence has just re-
turned from Nebraska where he mas
spent a few weeks with friends.
/ have Just received n new and
beautiful line Of ladies' Collars, lace,
In elegant designs and fashion latest,
including jet. Call and see them.
Mrs. MELMR, Tabor, S. %.
j. j. Kudrana, a farmer living near
Lesterville, was a pleasant caller at
THE INDEPENDENT Office Monday.
Read our advertising columns. They
tell you where to get value received
for your money. The advertisement
does the business: IL Is 1.-THE same
yesterday, today and forever"
Mrs. Jos. hostel Sr. has been SER
iously III during the past week OF
heart trouble. At this writing we
are pleased to note that she Is report
cd rapidly recovering.
While at the county capital, call at
Rowers' restaurant, where you will
find good things 10 eat In endless va
nety. Bowers treats aII alil.G. Re.
:, member the place, Gissell building,
Tyndall, s. ID.
Hundreds OF pounds OF choicest
Christmas candies. AT Viche's.
Frank Charvat, whose fine farm adj
Joins Tabor on the south, has COM
menced the erection OF a large new
barn. Qucal & Co. have contract for
lumber.
Just received a choice line OF candy.
You will always lind our show cases
filed with choicest confectionery.
THE Cry RESTAURANT,
Frank Niche, Prop'r.
Mrs. Edwards, OF Sioux City. Iowa,
who has been visiting the family OF
Senator J. =. Cooley for several days,
returned to her home OF Thursday
last.
Remsmb that we carry a full and
CUUlplCNt llue VI Hlkh kIduc HllAti
paints. We are agents for Albert
Peats celebrated wall paper. Our
business embraces everything In the
llne Of house decorations. Call and
investigate. NoyAK * HOSTEL.
The enterprising firm Of Novak s.
KOstel sold another complete house
keeping outfit last week TO u Mr. Sny-
der and wife, whose late marriage was
reported In a previous issue OF The
INDEPENDENT.
The stove queen, " Majestic" The
range queen holds Carnival Dec. 10th
to 3ist. BE sure To attend. Noyak &
Kostel.
WAITED A load of cobs. INDIE.
PENDENT.