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

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lie could see his shadow II wasn't
blind.
Get your moneys ~worth-smoke the
Troplc.
James Sycora OF Utica was In Tabor
Saturday.
January Is is the date OF the fire-
mems belt.
August Zelnosky OF Scotland attend.
Ell the dance.
Frank Sisler OF Tyndall was In this
city on Monday.
Monday morning ushered In another
light snow storm.
Just now Is the time TO buy a heater
pf Ncvak & KOstel.
IL odds fair 10 be a blizzardless win
ter In South Dakota.
Joseph TrunIc made u business trip
TO Tyndall Tuesday.
Frank KUstcl Of Wagner Is visiting
relatives and friends In Tabor.
Clrra Slener OF Lestcryille is now
I'm the employ OF Hotel Tabor.
Remember when you put your cash
into a cigar TO call for a Tropic.
]. j. Rudrana has several fine mad
stcrs for sale at reasonable prices.
John Hanrahan, a well known Bon
Hommeite, visited Tabor Thursday.
r. w. Harrison Of Bon Homme was
lmtronIzing Tabor markets Thursday.
J. w. Hruska went To Sioux City
with u car Of fat cattle Monday night.
Say, old man, what's your hurry?
oh, / was just going In after a Tropic
cigar.
s. Ross Of Yankton was In town on
TUESDAY looking after his business
Interests.
j.. G. Wagner and wife OF Scotland
we're among tie dancers on Monday
evening.
August Zolnouski Of Scotland at
toaded the dance at Tabor ON Mon
day night.
John Kuka, a farmer living five
miles west OF town, was among the
Saturday shoppers.
Leroy Birdsell and wife OF Devils
Nest, Neb attended the grand lodge
ball on Monday evening.
James A. Wagner drove TO Utica on
"Wednesday afternoon, returning by
way OF Yankton Thursday.
Come with the crowd TO the big
fremcn's ball at the Catholic Society
hall Saturday, February Is.
Joseph Wagner OF Scotland, former
landlord OF Hotel Tabor, made a bust.
ness trip TO Tabor Saturday.
Editor KlllIon and J. A. Deyorak OF
OF the Lesteryillc Ledger made busi-
ness trip 10 Tabor OF Monday.
Remember the Woodmen's grand
ball To be held at the Kukrall hall In
TABOR Feb. IL. Everybody invited.
Joseph KuKrali, the genial proprie-
tor OF the Schlltz saloon, made a busi-
ness trip TO Yankton on Wednesday.
G. G. Terrence and Honest" John
sadth OF Platte made a business trip
TO Parkston the forcpart oi the week.
Joseph Black, leader OF the Tabor.
Utica band, was calling on Tabor
friends Saturday.
Fred BrownswOrrh OF the Tindall
Tribune ioIce was among the dancers
at the Catholic lodge ball ON Monday
night.
Frank St9uicek, Tyndall's hustllng
cigar manufacturer, visited Tabor on
Monday, combining business with
pleasure
Call ut the Independent Office for
samples and prices OF job printing.
Ian work done in up-to-date style ut
pUpulaT prices.
Mrs. wAs,,m Hanrahan OF ocoma
arrived in Tabor Saturday cnroutc Ia
BON Homme. where she will visit
Friends any relatives.
Tuesday night sent the mercury To
degrees below zero, to the diScuIn.
Hort OF man and beast, and TO the de-
light Of the coal dealer.
William Emmons ~ Bloomfield,
|Neb., Is In Tabor visiting his brother
Edgar, who represents the Mccaul.
Webster company at this point.
Come Ia at once and buy a iirSt-claSs
beating stoves, for the season Is ad.
|yan@ng and they must 20 at prices
|that will tickle you.-Noyak & Hostel
Contractor j. l.. White and County
Vac Kreycik were Ia the city
ln Monday making an estimate ON
he recent lire loss OF the MusclIek