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FOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL FRENCtt
poodle female dog: thoroushpreo aila q
picture and perfect color. Apply
500 Lamb Avenue, Barton Helehls'
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FOR SALE. FINE FOX TERRIER
puppy; four months old; small SIS snns
and bob tail; price, So. WALL f1iN
SCHAAF j26 East Broad.
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FOR SALE. ONE MIDDLE AGED
horse Of good habits: will sell cheap.
Apply NOONANDSON REALi1 L ,s.y,.i,
poRATION. No. IS North Eighth
Street.
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ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE;
furniture repaired. p,tlis.ied and
packed; uDholstering. etC. l.. N.
AIsNALL, 3is Brook Avenue. Prone
eoT7
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WANTED. BOARD, WITH, TWO IN
Furnished rooms; in private family;
by married couple. Address p. O..
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SE,y ERAT, "a q WHITE WYA.sDoTTE
and Buff Orplngton coclSercis de-
scendants from prize winners; cheap
to Quick buyer for the coming Weeh ,
Can be seen 1T 2625 Venap'e s.fee''
Madison 2730-J
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WANTED. BY TWO LADIES, FUR
nished rooms and board; central lo-
cation; references Address IS,
care Times DISPATCH,
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5O7 EAST MARSHALL. PHONE MON
roe 7l7. Chairs caned all kinds OF
chairs repaired. novelties our spe-
cinltX. ..E--
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FOR RENT. a NICE EIGHT-ROOAl
HAT; furnished or UNFINISHED; near
The Shenandoah, on Grace Street:
terms moderate. Address G 35. care
Tim s-Dispatch.
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WANTED, BY DELICATE LADY, a
bright, sunny room in suburbs: on
car line: also meals; state terms,
Address b., 1870 West Broad, or
phone Madison oS51.
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WANTED BOARDERs FOR LARGE
back parlor, convenient to bath; pr,-
waite family. Main Street, one pl4ch
west Monroe Park. Madison - wv Ii. .;rs,
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WANTED. AT ONCE, THRE E OR FOUR
gentlemen boarders III private fam,
ily to occupy nicely furnished, healed
rooms. Terms moderate. 1924
FLOYD Avenue.
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attending the Educational Confer
ence, held in this city November %
to %; state number can be accommo-
dated and rate. j.. i. FENTRESS.
C,hinl horaHO School.
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MIR. ALEXANDER SIDNEY LANIEFs,
after on absence of four years. as
assistant to the Attorney-General OF
the Philippine Islands. has resumed
the general practice of law In this
city, with offices in the American
q National Eank Bullling, -. -
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WANTED. $1,000 FOR TWO YEARS:
6 per cent. first mortgag not half
value of property. Address I la,
cara Tim .Dispatch rs ~
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ROOMS AND BOARD;
also table boarders; first-class table;
everything the markets afford. 3ol
East Franklin.
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WANTED TO BUY AN OLD CHIN
chtlla fur nuff or boa: will pay good
price. Address c 10, care Tines
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LADIES. YOUR HAIR ABSOLUTELY
free If your hair Is falling out or
turning gray. we advise you as TO
lis prevention free OF all cost. RE
LIABLE HAIR PARLoRS, PA North
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1sials tor ne,.l.

FOR REST, THREE-RooM sEcoND.
story. flat; all conveniences; TO party
without children; for light houses
keeping. West End. Call on CHAS.
FISHER, 2la North Third Phone
Madison 6692.
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WANTED, 10 REsHARPEN YOUR
old blades for 2hc each; razors
honed. l5c; full line of cutlery cheap.
SHARPE co. COS East Main, Rlch-
n1onCl. Va.
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FIAT OF FIVE OR SEVEN
rooms: reduced rent. Apply 20l L.
Main street
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YOUNG MEN WANTED TO STUDY
shorthand and typewriting; great
demand for our graduates: easy sys-
tenn: finest equipment: reasonable
rates offered. MASSEY BUSINESS
CIoJ I L(.
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BEACHES: FARM REARED, flGi ELL,
sale. t'DUNGANNoN," Howardsvilie,
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ny DAY. WEEK OR MONTH; a GOOD
table is guaranteed. MRS. DUVALL.
old stand. No 3Ol East Franklin, on
fine corner,
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WANTEp- SOME ONE TO TAKE
horse and buggy for the winter Tor
board of horse. Address f 1O2. care
Time S-DisDatch.
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STEM Gl;APHY .lND jOOKk EIiPlNti
thoroughly taught at reasonable tut
tier rates: day and evening sessions.
Telephone call or write for .artltn-
lars. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
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STOKES & GOODE, GENERAL HOUSE;
cleaning, floor staining and waxing.
paint washing and carpet lay
Madison l5o3
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WANTED, A GENTLEMAN TO OCCU.,
py large second floor front hall I
room, nicely furnished, win ooa a
heat, bath. phone, electric llsh'. NO
I'la1lSliu
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FoT, SALE, GENUINE WHITE LEG
horn coclSerels also white re ...,
ducks. Mrs. H. g. p.SLalORD, houle
4, City. ,Phonc Madison 1891 AL.
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IS PRIZE FOR BAGGETT's BOSTON
chocolates: buy a box from your
dealer; write your opinion of the
goods in twenty five words or less,
mall with gold seal or seals from
package. Best opinion for adver-
tisement received before November 20
gets 81 package of Baggett's Boston
chocolates CHAS b. McEWlN & CO.
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A:faI Gstasf IManteo.

WANTED, 70 RENT AN ouTBuILD-
ing. convenient TO street OF aliey,,
suitable for u shop. Address a ~,
care Times Dispatch.
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Nnp!trp.-. .lafl ann Ntre .tSt0th.

WANTED. LIVE WILD TT RKlJYs FOB Z
breeding u,ltpogcs. VIII pay slo
each for iinu specimens. Il. u. i'hhN-
YljN. tI.jcht,,oud Va tta
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mppfinn9

Colonel and Mrs. c. A. Dempsey re-
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LADIES, \ * HAIR.

YES. WE REMAKE AND 10y y
hair switches, pufis. etc. Charges
very moderate. THE RELl.
HAIR STORE. PA North fi1th
Street.
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FOR SALE. rs IS. c. BROWN Leg - =
horn bullets: 81 each; - hens. sl.2o
each: hign bred esq produv,,,.n iIs,
strain; first order Will cdsn sec s.,es'
them. 1.y e.RGREEN F.ARilS, h'ce
DaOot Va
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FOR SALE, MY ENTIRE sTOCk of
S. G. Brown Leghorns 500 feet po,ti'
try wire, incubator, 200-esg capaGIl.t,ss'
Box ia, Route No. 9.
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.NIisrfllanepttS.
WANTED, EVERYBol5 ( 70 KNoW
that Samoset Chocolates are simply
Irresistible
MOVING

,. RoWLEs. 210 EAST BROAD
Street, reliable piano and furniture
mover: tealis furnished on short
notice. Phsne Madison 4gs4,
=, i. 81, ,,,, :. =, -. =
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BEAUTIFUL. CENTRALLY LOCATED
flat, With private bath. to small fam
lily. Inquire Phone Monroe 2leo.
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HAIR.

LADIES GRAY HAIR SWITCHES.
guaranteed: we are selling bargains
all this week. PA North Faith Street.
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FREE-USE OF GENTLE DRIVING
mare during winter in return for ner
board Address L 122. care iir'es-
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fIats 0Mantfn.
GOLD AND s1LVpR BUYERS.

CAST PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND Sill
yer or taken In exchange. MEYFSR'S.
Jewellers. 317 East Broad Street.
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DENTAL ROOMS, oPPO.
site the oid post ONCE, Phone Madi-
son AGES. Examinations and esti-
MATES fro,
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FLAT OF THREE OR FOUR ROOMS,
not and cold water. good neighbour
hod and convenient to cars; only de-
sirsble parties need apply. 81 West
Clay Street.
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lies, YOUR HAIR-WE ARE
selling pure hair goods at great bar
gains all this week. 2l4 North Fitth
Sfreet
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FIRST FLOOR, FOUR LARGE ROOMS.
hot and cold water, private bath,
large basement, two coal cellars,
large porches. Apply al Monteiro
Avenue, Barton Heights. Madison
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Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac and Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Connec-

October 81. 1910.
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QIQaants1.

$4,000 FOR THREE YEARS ,
at s ner cent. interest, payable semi
annually, on real estate worth dou-
bic this amount, situated on railroad.
in one of the best little towns IN
Virginia; fullest investigation re-
auested; only parties meaning busi-
ness will communicate with Is ID.
cara Tines-DiSpatCh.
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FEATHER BEDS AND OLD-TlMtE
furniture bought; old goose, .. ~,
is. 20 and 25 cents per pound, owing
to condition.; chicken not wanted.
i Il. BEARD, IL West Main Street
iphana NIod;son s3ff
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EGGS WILL. SOON BE we mG..
10 4EN---t'IGED wv. j. r." scRhTCft
AND MASH Feeds TO YOUR tir.sS
AND HAy u EGGS TO SELL w ~
ToDD.S SONS 42C NORTH siNi :.
S'rjltSTlT,
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OF ALL MAKES,
sold. rented and repaired AMERI-
CAN WRITING MACHINE CO., 900
East Main Street.
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Rnt,teE.

MISS C1SRR1E nEBERLE PGBGIC
stenographer, Room J1O1 MUTUAL
Building; all kinds of stenographic
work done at short notice, manu-
scripts written up. Phones Madison
1907 and 1861,
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Warrenton Social News

warrenton. Va. November 5.-Mrs. John
Keith entertained on Wednesday afternoon
a; tea In honor Of aIrs. Cox and Mrs. Robert
Nelson, of PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30

He reception given to Gimbels ye
terday by the New York publ
was undoubtedly the greatest eve
given to any commercial estat
1ishnent or enterprise. at an
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-08-04
at the next term of the circuit
court, with bond placed at $1,000.
w. L, Redden appeared for the
defendant,-Tyndall Register.

On the eve of his departure for his
new home at DeSmet. Rev. Father
Laheca was given a farewell recep-
ton at the opera house by the mem.
bers of the K. C. and their friends. A
pleasant evening was spent in social
intercourse and a supper was served
during which music was furnished by
the orchestra. At the close of the
evenings entertainment q handsome
present WAS presented to Father La.
heca. During a residence of several
years In this city Father Lahcca has
made a large circle of friends whose
best wishes will follow him to his
new home. He will be succeeded here
by Rev. Father Dooley. q gentle
man who comes highly recommended
for his ability as a priest and his
many scholarly attainments.-Tyndall
Tribune.
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During the storm of Wednesday
evening the stork took refuge at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. J. Wag.
ner and left a beautiful hright-eyed
baby girl. Mother and little daughter
ale getting along nicely. Papa Wsg.
ner was down town next morning
wearing a broader smile and feeling
more cheerful than his friends had
ever seen him Notwithstanding
Ledger.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-08-04
ABOUT TOWN

Joseph Causky and wife we're at
yapkton Monday.
John hostel hal his houre painted
by l.. Vaughters.
Joseph IIoracak was a Tyndall visi-
tor last Saturday.
J.. v. Ptak of Tyndall w7s here Sun,
day on business.
r. NJ. Gcoblic Of Tyndall was here
early In the W X.
Mrs. James Braun visited relatives
In Yankton this week.
Frank Kokusck and wife IF Lester.
Vile visited friends at this pisce sun
day.
Frank hostel and wifa VI nea.
Wagner visited relatives 1T this place
Sunday.
J.. A. Gleich Of near Lake Andes.
was here early in the week visiting
relatives.
Miss Bessie Petrik OF near Trip
visited at the home of her brother
Frank early in the week.
Dan Morrison has traded Two
thresher steam engines for forty
acres of land in Lyman county.
Frank Petrik and Joseph Black
have pulled mi with their th,reshing
outfits. leaving early in the week.
Mrs. j. A. Dyorak and children left
last Saturday to visit her pare nts in
No. Judson. Ind, and %reIati, 'es in
Chicago.
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a full line of base ball goods at
A. Novak's place.

a full line of base ball goods at
A. Novak's place.
For a square deal good lumber
and low prices come TO J. n.
Queal Co.
Mound City Paints may cost
a trihe more, bu,----! JOS
Skorpik & Co."
Let the Ptak lumber yard give
you figures on buildings you H.
tend to erect.
V. NolI and Joseph Hoffman
stopped here Thursday on their
way home to Omaha.
J.. J, Pechan and family and his
father left Tuesday for a shor,
visit with ! A. Gleich near Ra-
vinia.
Jos. ]. Noll returned from his
trip IN Waubun. MINI last Satur
day. He purchased z4o acres OF
land near that town.
Frank Sisler and his two daugh
tiers visited at this place Tuesday
Lille Trunec accompanied them
to spend the week at their home
in Tyndall.
A grand harvest ball will be civ
en- in the Sturma hall by Joseph
Halla Saturday evening, Angus,
20. Music by Mikota's orchestra
of Yankton, Everybody is cor.
daily invited to attend.
DR.. Matthews, the we'll known
veterinary surgeon of Yankton
will be here Tuesday, August Is
If you have a horse or other ami
NAL that needs treatment, it will
pay you to have this exper, take
care of il.
Lightning struck the barn Of Frank
Chladek Wednesday evening during
the rain storm and II was burned to
the ground. VIM. Chladek and a
hired man were standing In the door
OF the barn when il struck but were
not aware of what had happened un.
til the m folks at the house told
them that the barn was on fire. They
Get TO work at nee and got all the
horses and harness out but tho barn
was a total loss. AS soon as thu fire
vas noticed nearly everyone in town
rushed To the scene but tho fire hal
-ained too much ~hca1way for them
to render any assistance. Lesterville
Ledger.
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] hereby announce To the pub.
lie that by reason of going out Of
business | will sell my entire line
of goods IN the Racket Store a,
Lesterville at cost. The sale is
now going on and gives everyone
opportunity to save money.
Vaclav Stibral.
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In winter its a cold IN SUM.
MER its bowel complaint. Be
good to your poor old stomach
these hot days. Don't ask it to
ass,milate raw, rank, nondescript
WHISTLES. Give it good, pure,
gentle old. |. w. HARPER. Fo,
sale by Hruska & Trunec.
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Lumber for Sale.

We have a complete line at |
mension Stuff up to IS #. leng'
at SIC per thousand; all II TO
fl. lengths at SIS per thousa7
All I8. 20, % and "a It. lens7
we cut to order at $50 per tn1
sand. When in need Of dim1
sion stuff, call or write J.
Queen, Tabo,. S. d. Rou'e|
Near the old Fay Mattison I
mill s miles south and 2 ny
east Of Tabor.
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House and kot For Sale.

The J. P. Toczek residence pu
perty in Tabor, Lot 22ox2S6. Z
cellent location. Must be sol
quick. ]. A. Wagner, Tabor, {
u.
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Get Fly Nets.

The season Of flies, mosquito'
and other pests is here and 70
must protect your horses. ] ha,
the best and cheapest fly net
Come early. J. G.. Bouska.
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Lost a pocket-book with mi
ney, at Tabor. Finder will plea,
leave at Independent office |
write 10 me. John J. Petil
Lake Andes.
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Notice

In order to avoid accidents and de.
| hereby notify all farmers for
who ! shall thresh that liquors Of any
kind will not be tolerated around my
outfit during working hours.
+. o. Petrik.
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"Sllver Deeds is the name Civ.
en- by a man who is now confined
in the county jail charged with
threatening to kill six people.
The man halls from Kansas and
was working on farm in Han
cock precinct where he became
infatuated with one Of the girls.
The as well as the parents object
ed to the same which caused Mr..
Deeds 20 procure a revolver With
which he IS accused Of attempting
to do great bodily injury to the
W h o e unappreciative family.
Deeds arrested by Sheriff Kelley
on a warrant procured by States
Attorney Sooblic and wat arraign-
ed before Justice Krause Wednes-
day. Sufficient evidence being
presented, he was held to appear
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"OLD UNDERHILL", the fne|
whiskey on earth. Nothing liY
it or just so good. For sale !
M. r.. Welt, fl
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Bring IN your eggs now and
ceive the highest market price
CASH tn A. !. Novak.
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The following sizes in ~envelop|
can be bought at the Independe1
office oHx3H. IoxA. 6xI2. T7xId
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House of 2 rooms and gard
lot 22ox2So, barn and chickd
house in Tabor. Cheap if TAXI
within 80 days. Write Nath1
Koletzky. Tabor, S. D.
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Meets Tragic End.

The entire neighbothood north
OF town was greatly sg,tated over
the tragic death Of Joseph Hous-
ks, aged 80 years, single, who was
found deai in the corn field Of
Albert Freldel south Of Lester
vile Tuesday morning The de
ceased was taken i'll last Saturday
1T his home in Lesterville and
vas taken to the home Of his aunt
Mrs. Peter Harrant. On Tues.
day the Harrant folks after re.
turning from their field work at
noon noticed the absence OF the
sick man and at once made a
search, finding Inn IN ,hs men
TONED field. The spectacle was
grewsome: the man was lying
with blood covered face buried
IN the soil and the earth about
VAS dug and thrown about as evld
ence of the mortal struggle that
had TRANSFERRED. Immediately they
drove to LesteIv,ile for Doctor
Curtis who c'u:d do 9nthing but
proclaim the man dad. The re-
mains were INFERRED IN the Nyko-
dun cemetery ednesday. The
deceased a a carpenter by trade
and altho industrious and orderly
he drank heavily of late. His
death is sscrbed TO alcoholic poi
SON ng He leaves four brothers
andt uo SISTERS TO mourn his ur
timely death. His parents died
several years ago. He was born
in Yankton county.
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Thomas Merkvan, the 1~7-yesr-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Merkvsn,
died Monday morning in the st.
,Ioseph's hospital at Omaha of peri.
t%onitis, after being troubled by appen
dicitis for the past month. The r
mains were transported to town Mon.
day afternoon and interment took
place Tuesday morning in the Cath.
Ollie cemetery in Tabor. Services
were held In the church before inter
ment. We express our sympathy to
the bereaved parents.
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Corn Cobs for sale. All
corn cobs you want at 75c a 10
at my farm north east Of Tab
Adolph Mach.
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The proceedings of the county
commissioners appear in iull on
page 3 of this issue.


The Milwaukee railroad has rom
menced work on the artcsian well
in town. on tho north side OF he
stock yards.
Joe Mrszok of Yankton Is decor.
ating the inside of the local i c. ID.
j. hail. Mr.. Mrazck Is IN artist In
his line and IN work done in the hall
will enhance its appearance greatly.
A baby boy arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Kocourek last
Thursday. Baby girls arrived at tho
homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Herman
and Andrew Schmidt last week.
John Matuska and Harry Roos eel
in Sioux Falls Sunday and played
ball with Tyndall against Sioux Falls.
Tho game was a good one, tho score
being / to 0 in favor of Sioux Falls.
The ono score was made in the ninth
inning. They we're accompanied by
M. Welt. Csc. Trunec and Charlie
Vank. Johns auto made the trip.
Frank kou?sl Dead.
Frank Koupal, an old pioneer, a.
years old. of this county, died at the
homo Of his son Frank last FRIDAY
of old age. Services we're held at the
catholic church of this place SUNDAY
morning, and the remains were inter
red in the cemetery in town in the
presence of a large number of rels
tives and friends of the deceased. An
impressive sermon at the grave waF
delivered by Rev. Bouska.
The deceased was born in Bohemia
and came to this country forty-hve
years ago with his family and made
their home in Wisconsin for sir
months and then lived in Iowa for
FIVE years, whereupcn they took up 2
homestead northwest Of Tabor. His
wife died a year ago. He has two
sons, Matt and Frank, and two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. John Hubager, who lives
in Iowa, and Catherine, who Is a Sis
ter in the st. Joseph's hospital in
Rochester, Mimi, all of whom attend.
ed tho funeral.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-08-04

A house with two rooms, corr
lot 75x2S6. Will sell cheap If
ken al once. Fine location,
Tabor. Write John Machact
Lake Andes, S. D..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-08-04

TOWN OFFICERS.
JAS, g. Bouska. trustee LIST ward.
Jos. Y. Wagner. trustee End ward.
j. F. Hostel, trustee 3rd ward.
,as A Wagner. clerk.
Robert Vauk, treasurer.
j. o. Petrik assessor,
J. A. Uvorak. Justice Of the Peace.
Harry .Roos. marshal.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-01

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Arizona republican., 1910-06-01
DELICATE BUDDING.

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Arizona republican., 1910-06-01
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