The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-02
TYNDAll DOlNQS.

uay evening from Texas.
Editor Fry OF the Andes Lake wav
made short stop at Tyndall OF
Thursday last.
John weisser one OF Tyndall's vel
known hardware merchant returned
from Florida on Monday last.
VIM. Muller had the misfortune u
loose a valuable horse on Thursday
last. IL became frightened and Eel
from bridge.
Mr., John Monfare accompanied by
his son. 4. G. Monfare, prominent
Springfield residents were Tyndall
visitors on Monday.
J. ii. Rouse and family who have
been visiting at Kansas City, No., for
some time past returned 70 Tyndall
Thursday OF last week.
Chas Stibral we'll known young
man OF Tabor, accompanied Ivy his
friend Frank Bailey, returned from
Platte Thursday and stopped In Tyn.
dali over night.
The many friends Of McClennen
Deviss, formerly OF Tyndall, will
learn with pleasure that he took first
honors at the state oratorical contest
at indianapolis, Ind.
Chas. vespcrs prominent farmer
well known In political circles who
resides In the northwestern part OF
the cotnty attended the lecture on
the seed question Monday.
James Barber, the well known farm
er who lives few miles southeast OF
Tyndall sold several thousand dollars
worth OF property at public auction
on Thursday. The sale was well at.
tended, about $50 being present. All
property brought good values.
About l25 OF Bon Homme county
school directors met at the annual
meeting held at the court house on
Feb. "a. Various subjects Of interest
were discussed; such as: geographical
location OF Of schools, school libraries
etc. Supt. w. L. Robinson presided
at the meeting.
Rev. Percy Lee Morrow secretary Of
State Prohibition League visited
Tyndall In his Official capacity on
Saturday and Sunday last, speaking
on Saturday evening and Sunday
morning and evening at the NJ. +.
Church. Mr.. Morrow has an inter
national reputation as an orator and
was greeted here by large and enthus-
iastic audiences.
The seed train that Is traversing
South Dakota was greeted at Tyndall
by about 200 farmers from all parts Of
the county. Prof. w. A. Wheeler
Botanist, and Prof, +. Z. Chilcott
who has charge OF the experiment
station Of Brookings Agricultural
College delivered short lectures at
Reidipger's hall giving much valuable
information and important sugges-
tions on the seed question.
Between one and two O'Clock this
morning the fire boys OF Tyndall were
called out TO subdue a blaze IN the
Riley bowling alley and pool rooms
which had made much Roadway be-
fore the alarm was given Most hero
ic work was done but the building
first attacked and the Jacob Sperb
wagon shop next door were consumed
before the flames were under control
The loss will be between three and
four thousand dollars -TYndall Tri-
bune.
States Attorney Minor Saltwater
accompanied by Sheriff. Raymond
Garner made a trip TO Des Moines,
Ia, leaving Tyndall on "Wednesday
Feb. %. Their object being TO bring
TO this state one Thornberry against
whom they have secured evidence for
completely In the Ritter case the
mystery OF which, states Attorney
Stilwell seems determined TO solve.
A requisition was demanded and the
governor Of Iowa is now having the
matter under consideration.