The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-26

were Independent callers Thursday.
Come In nc once and buy a first-class
heating stoves, for the season Is nd.
vancing and they must 20 at prices
that viii tickle you.-Novak & hostel
The Catholic Society Lodge ball, an
nounced In our last issue Ia take place
January n, should have been January
%. This will be the event Of the
season.
The tiremen OF Tabor will hold their
first annual ball mt the Catholic So
ciety hall on SATURDAY., February Is.
This will be one Of the most popular
events OF the season and a large at
tendance Is anticipated.
NJ. NJ. Wilson, M. 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
case taken by him.
The Qneal Lumber Co. on Thursday
last received two large shipments OF
lumber-oDe car OF Oregon Dir, floor
aud finishing lumber, invoicing owe
$500. On Friday they unloaded one
car OF chestnut anthricite coal.
County Commissioner Oliver Nc
Neal, accompanied by his wife, visited
Tabor on Thursday. Mr.. McNcal has
completed the appointment Of road
supervisors In his district. We nc.
knowledge n pleasant call from the
commissioner.
A line dancing party was held at
Kukrali's hall on Monday evening In
honor OF the Zolnouski- kocer wed.
ding party. The attendance was large
and excellent music was furnished by
the Utica-Tabor nand. All enjoyed a
good IL -fashioned time.
Remember that the grand ball viii
he held On Monday evening, January
10, at the Catholic Society hall. This
party Is given under the auspices Of
the two Catholic lodges OF Tabor.
Everybody invited. Remember the
date-Monday, January 80.
William Denslow, station agent for
the Milwaukee at Tabor, accompanied
by his wife. were passengers east on
Wednesday, train. Mir. DenslOw has
n two weeks leave OF absence which
he will enjoy visiting ut various points
In Iowa. Mr.. Prue OF Dell Rapids
will act In his place until his return.
John Rokurek had the misfortune
20 fall from ms wagon on Tuesday Of
last week. The accident happened
near the Catholic church. One rib
was broken and he was otherwise bad
ly shaken up. lie called Immediately
at the ofiice OF DIR. Blezek, under
whose sklllful treatment he Is doing
as well as could be expected.
Tabor Camp No. 90sT, Modern
Woodmen OF America, will hold their
grand annual dance at Kukrall's hall
In Tabor on Saturday evening, Feb.
IL. Everybody Is invited to attend,
and ncIghboring camps are extended
a cordial invitation. Tabor's fine or
chcstra will furnish the music. Re-
member the date, Saturday, Feb. IL.
The entire country Is in the grip OF
the worst storm ~ the winter, the
east especially Is suffering. From New
England 10 Tennessee the winters
record is broken. The storm is said
90 be the worst since the blizzard Of
1883, although the temperature has
been very low In South Dakota there
Is little snow or wind and local trains
are on time.
The following farmers from Devils
Nest, Neb., marketed hogs at Tabor
Tuesday: III. l.. Evans, +. BirdSell,
Lawrence Eggans, Frank Sheeman
aud Robert Birdsell. A drive OF IA
miles was no pleasant task with the
thermometer ranging from live to ten
degrees below zero. Upon reaching
Tabor Robert BlrdSell and Mr.. Shoe
man had 10 thaw out their ears, while
the others escaped from being trusted.
james Matouska a young farmer liv.
Ing a few miles west of Tabor had his
eyes badly injured by m ascetlene gas
explosion one day last week. MIR.
MatUnska's house rs liz by gas, and on
that night the lights refused TO work
aud In looking for the trouble he IN
advertantly III n match-hc found the
trouble rather suddenly and rather
more than he expected. lie Is being
treated by DIR. Blezck and doing
nicely.
AS near as we can describe them
the spring hats for women will be
made mostly Of ''camel's hair" a new
kind OF goods which resembles the
outside OF an old felt boot with the
hairs %sprouted. The hats ale shaped
something like a fried egg, aud when