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

man living four and q bali miles south
OF Tabor, was In the city on Tuesday,
adding his name 10 our paid In adj
vance list.
Born, on January %, a son 70 Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Cole. The new ar
rival Is a bouncer OF regulation weight
mother and child doing nicely-Dr.
Blezek In attendance.
J. Bellew, Tyndall's popular photo
grapher, visited Tabor on Monday.
Mr.. Bellows new gallery nj this place
Is well patronizcd. He turns out SUI
perior work at all times.
John Parilek, a well known and
hustling farmer living four miles
northwest OF Tabor, was In the city.
lie numbers among the independents
paid In advance subscribers.
George Terrence returned from
Fairfax on Tuesday for a short visit
at his home near Tabor. Mr.. Tor
renee Is experimenting the building
OF a large elevator at Fairfax.
Frank Kostel OF Wagner returned
home Tuesday accompanied by his
brother John Of the firm OF Novak x
hostel. We understand that John Is
looking up some reservation land.
James Matouska, whose beautiful
farm lies west Of Tabor, marketed a
line carload OF hogs ON saturday and a
carload OF cattle on Monday, Terrence
Bros. 4 60. being the purchasers.
Frank T. Reidingcr, the gentleman
~ proprietor Of the Wayside In, has
been ailing OF late; his case Is not SER
rious, however, his physician announc-
ing that 1t Is simply that "tired ieel-
ing"
or course you will make your ar
engagements 10 attend the iiremen's
dance. IL will be a hummer-you
know IL comes OIL at the Catholic
Society hall Saturday evening, jan
uary Is.
NJ. NJ. Wilson, NJ. d., specialist In
chronic diseases, will be at the Tabor
drug store Tuesday OF each week. Ex-
animation OF all cases absolutely free.
The doctor insures a cure ON every
taken by him.
According TO the natural order Of
things the Independent ought to be
able TO record numerous births within
the next twelve months. IL has an
nounced weddings galore, and mis-
fortunes never come singlely.
Among those who registered at the
Hotel Tabor this week were: j.. w.
Alden, representing Marshall Bros.
nursery Of Arlington, Neb.; Joseph
Wood, II. n. Nelson, J. Z. Russell,
500 City; p. II. Elmer, Wagner.
Patrick Mcdonald, a well known
farmer OF Bon Homme, came TO Tabor
on Monday, remaining lei night.
He was OF his way 10 Kansas City 10
attend the nneral OF his mother, who
died at that place on Sunday. The
deceased was over 100 years old.
John Snider. who resides seven miles
east OF Tabor. had the misfortune TO
break his leg while In the act Of water
ing his horses some days ago DIR.
BleZek was summoned and under his
skillful treatment Mr.. Snider expects
70 recover full use OF the fractured
limb.
NJ. Piebal, a well-to. do farmer living
sIz miles east of Tabor. will erect n
fine country residence as o o as the
weather permits. The building will
he OF brick, verneered, and the main
part will Se l6x32, two stories, with
an addition l6xl6. The Queal Lum-
Der Company will furnish the ma
The store OF J. T. Janda OF Lester
Vile was entered on the night OF Jan.
20. A fur coat and other articles uf
value, and the robbers maize good
their escape on u hand car. the same
being found at Yankton next morn
ing. Two suspects were arrested on a
description sent from Lestervillc,
while the authorities have hecn un-
able TO lind the booty us yet.
The spacious Catholic Society hall
was the scene OF a very merry gather
Ing on Monday evening last, the ucca-
sion being the grand lodge hall, and
there many In attendance from neigh
points. The 1abor-Utica band
furnished excellent music, ref esh.
ments were served IN the basement
and the grand afair was an entire
both socially aud financially.
Academy Notes.
Joseph Naith has returned To us