The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-09
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Slelghlng Is good.

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Considerable grain is being market
ed this week.
Frank Stanecek was down from Tyn
dali Tuesday.
John Rostel returned from Wagner
Thursday last.
Father Fierck OF Tyndall visited
friends here Tuesday.
"aoncst" John ]. Smith OF Platte
was I'm town yesterday.
Read John Z. Janda's reduction sale
nd. elsewhere In this paper.
Remember the NJ. w. a. dance ct
Kusrall's hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Shenoka Of Vodnany is being
successfully treated by DIR. Blezek.
4 Jack Glynn OF Bon Homme was
u ransacting business here Monday.
II. T.. Eeidipger will give n grand
masquerade ball on Tuesday, Feb. y.
William Denslow and wife return
PROM their visit In Iowa on Saturday.
Sheriff Raymond Garner OF Tyndan
was town Tuesday on duties In con.
nection with his Office.
Thos. j. Wagner and John +. Hon.
ner went TO Tyndall on business last
Tuesday.
Miss Katie welfel, who has been
Visiting her sister at Tyndall, return
I'D hume Monday.
Mrs. Slama, who has been visiting
her sick husband at Sioux City return
ed home yesterday.
+. T.. Reidinger aud Edgar Emmons
attended the masquerade ball at Tyn-
hall last Thursday night.
The man who promptly and per.
slstcntly Keeps his sidewalk clear OF
snow earns a hrst premium whether
Dr not he gets IL.
Very Rev. Bouska, who has been
absent for some weeks To recuperate
his health, returned TO his pastorate
much improved.
Frank Petrik OF Hutchinson county
Mother of Joseph NJ. PctriE and "a
t6rmcr resident Of Tabor, Is visiting
friends here this week.
Some OF the enterrrising citizens In
YanRton are anxiously waiting for
some railroad company 10 erect a
bridge across the Missouri river.
Joseph Herman has purchased 10
hcres of land from John Payer adjoin-
Ing his farm. This addition will make
decided improvement to Mr.. Her
mans farm.
The lumber firm Of Ptak Bros. OF
Tabor dissolved partnership by mutual
c,nsent last week and will hereafter
Run under the name OF Thos V. Ptak
Lumber 20.
Mrs. George Hirsch, one OF the
p:oneer settlers OF South Dakota,
died at Trip last Saturday at the aye
of 70. Her remains were brought To
Scotland for burial.
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. Birdsell Of Devils
Nest, Neb., were In town yesterday
visiting their daughters. The girls
returned home with them and will be
absent for u few days.
Names yachal who is employed at
the Soukup Bros. livery barn had u
bad Inflammation, felon, on n OF his
Fingers. IJr. Blezek lanced IL and the
sore is healing up rapidly.
The following named business men
uf our town went TO Tyndall ON the
tafternoun train last Monday: Joseph
ly. Wagner, James a. Wagner, Joseph
IT.. Noyak, +. BartOs, Joseph HOracek.
Frank Pekar. IT., has purchased a
I39o-acre'farm north of Scotland, hay.
ling sold his farm In Charles Mix coun'
Ity 10 John Payer. Mr.. Pekar will
move on his new farm the coming
spring.
VI. NJ. Wilson, NJ. d., specialist In
chronic distises, will be ut the Tabor
Idrug store Tuesday Of each week. Ex.
ANIMATION of all cases absolutely free.
IThe doctor insures a cure ON every
lease taken by him.
Frank Viche, charged with setting
1.-THE Musilek building on fire January,
II. has been released from the county
tjall at Tyndall, his father going OF
his bond, IL is reported that Franz
has gone to Kansas.
!. A. Dyorak and family Of Lester
willie arrived here this week and &C
Icupy the upstairs rooms OF the j. 4
IPetiik residence. Mr.. Dvorak will b.
labl yto take full charge OF The INDIE
lpESDEST next week.
Anton Musi,ek Of Tyndall was In
Tabor Saturday inspecting his build
ling recently damaged by Dire. lie In
looas o., hava a. ranairpd ns enop al