The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-23

Va haisoay "ai. ~, sSnoOi
land was sold as advertised: some
pieces brought prices which con.
sidering that the land was uncut
tivated may justly be considered
gilt edged. A small tracts near
the town of Tabor was purchased
by James A. Wagner. one of Ia
boris enterprising real estate men,
at $50 per acre. A half section
situated u mile west of Tyndall
city limit brought little better
than $50 per acre. Co. Treasurer
Jno. Kiclbauch being the buyer.
Many other tracts brought excel
lent prices and the sale with all
emphasized the fact that Bon
Homme Co. land is still rapidly
advancing in value. The leasing
ri the unsold school lands was
done on Friday. All lands we're
disposed of in a most satisfactory
manner.
Editor Fry formerly of the An
DIES Lake Wave and who is about
to launch the Mitchell Daily Star
at the thrifty city of Mitchell, s.
ID. spent Friday and Saturday in
Tyndall.
Prof. Gaven OF Santee, Neb. was
a county seat visitor from Friday
until Saturdao of last week.
T.. +. Carter travelling solicit.
or OF the Sioux City Journal has
been working Tyndall and sur
rounding county the past week.
A mad dog scare permeates the
atmosphere of Tyndall; hence the
issue OF a proclamation condemn
ing all unmuzzlcd CANNES running
at large to instant death. Most
of the owners of dogs have taken
care either to muzzle or keep
them tied up, but some Is or 20
met common fate at the hands
of the authorities.
Mrs. J. l.. White, n lady we'll known
aud having u large circle OF friends
being the wife OF n building contrac-
tor, died at Tyndall Wednesday, at Q
O'Clock n. m The funeral was held
on Friday at 2 p. M, at the home
same being conducted by the Royal
Neighbors Lodge of which she had
been an hOnored member. The de-
ceased leaves 4 husband, two daugh-
tiers and one son TO mourn her loss.
The first storm Of the spring season
visited us from early Friday morning
Until Saturday evening about inches
precipitation was the result.
John Myers a well known farmer
living II miles northwest Of Tyndall
made purchase OF school land lying
near his fine farm.
Howard WickerSham who formerly
owned fine stock farm near Avon
and who now conducts a large ranch
In Ncb. held horse sale at the Dame
Livery barn on Tuesday: many buyers
were present and the bidding was
splrlrcd. A pair OF fine geldIngs were
purchased by Jno. Dempster ut ~ 80,
all animals put up brought satisfac-
tory prices.
c. G. Terrence one ri Tabors grain
and stock buyers stopped mt the
county seat short time on Saturday
returning from Chicago where he had
been with shipment OF stock.
Hon. james Stevens, Bon Homme's
State Senator, and Rep. Voight and
Wolkcs attended the horse sale at the
county capital on Tuesday.
Dick Ceiling, w. Slaight and with
and other Avonitcs were Tyndall
visitors on Tuesday
/ County Clerk AL Fish issued
marriage license 10 Miss Florence
Gullin OF Spint Lake, In. and Frank
Vlacek Of Avon on Tuesday. Miss
Guffin is granddaughter OF 4. II.
Slaight OF Avon.
Several cases Of mcasclS arc reported
In our oity epidemic Is of mild form.
Several north bound ducks have
nrnamcntcd the during tables OF
! Tyndall's lucky sportsmcn.