The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-16

tinue 20 he cOnduCted IN the safsc
sfYicicnt md conservative way as
heretofore, but ON a stronger footing;
rhis institution has enjoyed very
iigh degree Of confidence from It's
based on ON the ability
md integrity OF It's founders and It's
ate forward step In increasing It's
apital stock Co $4,000 certainly
,ught To dispel all doubts. u there
we're any. OF It's solidity, which, how
,ver, could be entertained only by
,eople who are In constant fear o'
being robbed Of their money unless
they have IL scwcd IN the lining OF
their clothes or I'm their stockings.
L Is fact that that there are tn be
iound people who are afraid to dcpos-
L. their savings In a bank and who
viii keen same mt home, until they.
perhaps. get an opportunity To buy
ome land, then the musty paper bills
aud rusty coins are brought back to
light. IL Is about time that such
people would put away their useless
'ears and deposit their savings at
interest, thus rendering themselves
I, generous act rs well rs To the COM
nnnity at large which will certainly
Iruiit from the Increased amount OF
money circulation. The people of
mis- community ought To feel proud
over such progressive aud sound In
;titutlon ut the Tabor State Bank.
That Friday sometimes Is an nm.
Lucky day was experienced by GER
Tain middle aged man who lives the
other side NJ the river. lie came to
town Friday and the day being very
.old one, he kept warm by pouring
n excessive rmount of the inyigOrai-
ne beverage down to his intest'nes,
thinking that they were about AL ~
rom the effects or the cold. The
Gentleman, rs we are Informed, when
,pber Is otherwise of "a pleasant dis
lusition aud an Industrious worker:
Iut the scandalos exhibition he
Iade himself. Is, Ia our estimation.
luc 90 the influence ~ the "evil spi-
ITS, who dominated at that Time
N at his good mental faculties aud
transformed the mild and dOcilc eau
qlsian into a savage unruly Indian
sho Is on his sar-path. lie came y"
.lwn In the morning aud had MS
,orSc stabbed nj Suukup Bros. livery
,arn, and rs a usual ease, visited sou.e
u the "mcccaS' for the tired ano
weary travellers where Inc had been
lrowing his troubles and cares In the
,yer refreshing and miraculous font.
\nd rs "too much Is enough, the
Effects ~ the medicine for his shocked
nerves had be:Ume visible To
or pDpuace when Al Soukup asked
him "A small fee of b cents ia compen-
,ltiOn for feeding aud taking cafe oi
ais horse. This fee seemed grossly
nagnilicd 10 our hero; and he remind
a Al that IL was TOO much"-and
&c had TOO much thcn--"that he
:Juldn't stand any more" adding, you
irvc always charged me - cents Tor
ne same services. But our livery
nan would not have him dictate the
D ice which he Is To charge, being
ran In his just ,damnni. This un-
Welding lirmnrsS Of the liyeryman
,nra gcd the center hgure OF Fridays
tttrActiOn that he Hooded the barn
IuSS with dclugc Of pet names, that
canLOt he found In the dictionary,
ana delivered them In very eloquent
and iUrccful language. His yuice AT
Intervals gained more volume an,
clelrncSs; the selected words pourcn
forth ut the livcryman as if from %
iiatlling gun: and the final words oi
the mastery Grafton were that he
sill not pay the pyramidal amuuni
If % cents. and made the thrch.
look out for your barn aftcs this.
As soon rs these escaped his ips ht
vas grabbed by some Of the citizen
md escorted To the Justices office iUr
IN explanation, hut rs no explanation
,Ould be gotten from him, other than
that he tried To give the same sony
and dance Ia magistrate JeLewski ~
~ rendered TO the lIyeryman %" rs
sentenced 90 ray n fine. This dccisi ~
raised ms then boiling blood 10 such
a degree that IL was deemed necessary
to commit him Ia The ''cnUlcr". But
he begged for mercy and intimatcJ
that Inc never had such an honor be-
slowed upon him, and Furthermore
that he had "A family waiting for aim
at home. But ~ uu avail: justice
JeXc ySki's diagnosis was that IL wa
a serious case and the only salvation
for hi u was that he gets a duSc at tn
reliable cooler cure. and an over
night treatment would Sn"ihn lit
shock ID nerves lie VAS then cscur .cC
by tine marshal, and when they NJ
rived at the diSp"nSarv the patirn
showed favorable symptoms ~ receive
~, un ~ one uT his friends iut"rCrd.
cd lnr Iim lrrurc the tribunal III jus
ticp. Il ptrfip" t'r hts r"inaS" wa
granted which came just in time To
save hIm from % well m'u.yH t.ra
mcUt TIC tia" was paid las hi
friend for him and he viii be- let