The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-21

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IL Is n pleasure To take DIR. Dade,s
Little Liver Pills AMI enjoy their ton
ic effect upon the liver. At Frank
H0racek's drug store.
You could not crowd more sight
seeming in one day than al be
seen at the Mitchell Corn Palace,
though yot travelled a thousand
miles.
Miss Mary and Addie Cooley
accompanied by their father. ]. p.
Cooley, left for Vermillion to day
where the young ladies will take
another term Of school
c. c. Torrcnce, w. Giynn and
]. Rezac returned from Platte
where they bought s carloads of
cattle, which they will feed this
winter.
The well digging at the water
works is rapidly progressing and
already the old well is made deep
or, reaching down TO about $50
feet. 1t will DC a tubular well
when completed.
Every mar owes IL To himself and
his family TO master a trade or pro-
iession. Read the display advertise
ment OF the six Morse Schools Of Tcle
grapby in this issue and learn how
easily n young man or lady may learn
~telegraphy and be assured a position.
h. F. Conway Of Sioux Falls
and his crew arc here this wcek
laying cement walks on the west
side OF the St. Wenceslaus Church
and Academy. Now is the right
time to begin on both sides OF.
Main street and make cement
walks right tnru'the entire street
Barkache Is never known TO those
persons who take an occasional dUse
OF Piheules. The yalne Ur the resin
Obtaind from the Pine tree has long
been recognized In the treatment vi
diseases OF the bladder aud kidneys.
One dose OF Pineules Will NV: rehei,
SOld 10y FIR. lloracek.
The following delegation from
here went to Sioux City last Fri
day to attend the fair. Ino. hostel
A. 7. Picking, A. J. nlynn, Fred
Anderson. Earnest Anderson. Ed.
Olsen, Emel, Frank and Geo. Sch
nelo.r, I'D. Smith, Adolph Wauk-
sch. and W. ). Harrison.
Mr.. !. II. Gosnell Of st. i'aul.
special agent OF the Hartford fiie
Insurance Company accompanied
by his wife, was in our burg IN the
oil his Company which is
represented here by Wagner Bros.
The Hartford" is one OF the
strongest Fire Insurance Compa-
MICS in the country.
A very interesting rattle was
held in Wagner & Wells saloon
Wednesday eve, over a full blood
ed horse, that once had seen bet
ter days. Number of Is took
him. - Certain aged gentleman
who got him for nothing and bar
tered him for a half-dollar, said
he (the nag) is alright. that he
eats oats and can travel a half a
mile in a day, and should he re-
ceive the proper care, he might be
able to run the distance a little
quicker.
Quite a large crowd OF our
people attended the picnic III Ug-
owski grove, Sunday given by the
Catholic Forestcrs Lodge OF Les
terville. On account oil the inclc
ment weather that day many who
intended TO come rcma ined at
home, but the number that was
there were enough to insure the
financial success.
1t occurs frequently to the edit
or of a country newspaper that
some people are provoked ovei
the fact. that though they are sub.
scribers TO his Paper, no persona
mention is made about them wner
visiting in another town and tina
only some certain individuals
names appear often in the pa
pers column. A little explana
/ ton in this cas- is necessary. Ii