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The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06

Jesse Miller 10 reported 70 be
Oh thu sick lAst.
o. q. PrUvsll vss sn arrival
here froH Nevada Tuesday.
Miss ZAns Miller, who had
been visiting Ia Nevada, rsturned
hone TasEdGy.
Miss Anna Krisger, vhe had
been visiting frisnds in KansAs
City arrived home Tuesday.
Hadley Fisher wAs q visitor
hare the arst Of tha week.
Sam Fsmias has arrived home
sitter . Christians sisit with rel
ativsa 10 Milan. Indiana
A new eirl baby is reported ss
lhs home Of Mr.. and AFs. X. A.
Jvrd n Sbkeieys
We. DswSsN. 81 Butler. vas
. visitor hssS9s@Say ssssFHson.
DR.. G 4. Delsnaier vas Q
haEisOsa viSiboF in Kaasss City
ruessay.
MrR. Geo. frrasr. Of vinits,
oElA., wins bed bec4 Waiting
frisnds snd relatives al this place
returnsd - hsf boae Tuesday.
Aiss Mary PsArsOa. Who had
been visiting ralsaives here, re
turned 10 her horne in Humboldt
kansas, Tuesday.
Lost-vslyst hand saaohel be
tween Christian Church and ny
b ONE BGtehel contained
speciaelss and some mo1sy
Please notlty hre, A. 9. Kahn.
The ANNA basInsss meeting
Of ihs Prssby,srisn Church vil
be held Wednesday evening Jan
l2sh Business ef i1portAncs
ReSrinE OF reports, election o
ofaesrs. All menbera rsdaesl
led 10 be present.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06

Or. 9. g. kass aAS q. a.
DslamsseT performed sn spsrsi
Ion on william Collins, . negro.
lass Thsrstsy removing sosb bic
fest.
The negro had bis fest fFoVB
aOms tIDo $50 whils boss in Mob
rsshS siscs vhish hima thsy havs
reached a conditions rendering
The epspssiss sseaNry.
A. last reports The patient wss
setting sl0eg hiOiy.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06
Ms Nari4. ali.

Mrs Martha 3 ks died a. iiie
borne 81 her Ion, " a. Bsker,
eleven niles sCuthenss ni Better.
Monday Afternoon o. ESQ o clock.
Mrs. Baker had SUI rid 3 long
time with organic heart trouble.
but the immediate cause af desfh
vas pneumnnis She VAS 6s
years Of sge. a naive of IoEs,
and had made her home 30 this
county for many years Fanera
services Tuesday. A. D o o ol 2
Branch church cnniucfed b 3
Rev Elder West Burial j r.
Rogers cemetery, near Pheasant
Gap Mrs Bakers husband
died three wears sgo She :
survived By Twelve children
Joseph, J IN. W A, Js2es
Charles, and 6 W Baker; Mr.
Lizzie Farrell, n = Chss. Beard
all residents . I Bates county
Mrs. Mary C nth ef Tsxzs
Mra Anna Oriaud. Mrs. e.
Dillon and Mrs. Ida Davis a
Oktshos1s Butler Dep.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06

YiolA re'urn d to their home II
r. Scott Saturday noon.
Mr. Marve Samples and vii.
spent Xmas With sisters an Z
1ro'bers. y
jake Swope and cadett Davi
returned home from Wash
Xmas.
Miss Msble Compton returne,
i' Kansas City Sunday.
Ms Lola swope entertaine
y raj young friends Thursds
Denis Ralph ana wife are yisi
q, with Mrs, IDA Smith tn
week.
Miss Garnett Wilson entef
ained several Young friend
Thursday.
Mr. S. NJ. Goodwin an
.eughler Ella spent Xmas we
s,'h relatives here. They reture
rd Sunday, and we have woude
Il George Reese went W
m, heard hs m Id e quite
hit
Ihs showing spent Thalsd
.he home Of A. f, Boise
las, Minnie Parnell and so
soy of H., Mrs. Maud Mack
d daughter Kansas City. Mr..
w~stingrr Kansas City, F an
ia'ph a., Florida, G3s Goodw
red Ralpl wife and famil
lr- J p. Smith and family.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06
lagsnED 10 ptGTE
hEiE % Ne. Psc. Bridge
6 S ilts % Ksw Tears
Bsy.

H Ferris, wbo wss ezpseg-
20 ~ So Pac- r r 80 .
hc re vas kiiisd Wis o.
EerE u uiiles nUrth of k==n
a>t M 1T TIE Unf0ytuAaGa
mar aEea ia sawfua 90
u 3 Eaich vas beiMg ~
o. SID when one Of tie ttzbezs
fel ~ am and erushs1 hfm
to ,lesth
I wss brouKht - tswn
AND alr Lzsk was neeieeS.
Eae gass was held at TUwr
sap g e Fortunes 0csee ard =
o occidental death VIE
re
u ed uas aged absus @
vas ansffve cf Stewart
ea . i0c1ted aboat
m aih og Chicago. KS
dead szd Alr e. +.
I'D neighb0r. cans -
the rensins wAiss
Args Of WhselbarEag
l'--af -kuE Co.
vas shipped T9sR
old bone for burial.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06
Bsskst-BsH Game

The annual Bsskel Bali ts-
tween th e High School ard
Alumni teams, played n { T. g
BArrnWs building. was won by
the former sc0re % TO IS
Both teams played q < @ o q
game but the Alumni were
simply out classed By the II 20
School boys, h 2 High Schoa'
having sn exceptionally "a 5 .
team this year.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06

Nspke he tsi'or. does ynar
cleaning. pressing, ana repatr
ing Over Bets,ey's
Miss Niaa Rchardsop. who
had been yisitiue sor several da
with friends ia Butter. returned
Monday
We have Sm bargains
ChrisimAS goods which win in
tcrsss you. Can and see Wst-ou
4 Grimm
ifyoa are rgs~iEasSsso n q
think that Abe wnrld s. rrowtne
worse an ,he siure oa are peo
bahly iudeing !, by yoer
Learn q a. eeiier Noerssll "a
the world win imnrNe.
Dia gNn cvt that G simps
present yoa uantedt pegeaa
We sklil Aaxs VI. III ~N ven eae
81. i 8 AZ c0st A. Watson 4
Crimms
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06
ysaasyIIIs for Rich HIII.

The management ~ ths Hanily
Elecir iric thaa' are in~taleng
q stage and drop curtain in thti p
popular place 20 amnsemeu'
and have INSIDE arrangements ior
vaudeville attractions which w'i
appear there in tha fu'uro chang.
ing three time a week.
The people ar Furnished from
the regular vaudeville vircu
and are the best lhat can he ua
tanned This Is something ner
in The way otamusement IN l,c
Hin and viii ro doabt prove
very popular
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06
farmers Short Course.

More than 600 farmers enroh
IA the various Departments e.
Missouri Agriculture, Colle.o
anng b. Farmers hort
uurse this year. The week o.
instruction closed with IA,
nnual Agriculture College Ban
luyt on the last day OF the old
ru TINS Is the arst unu
history OF the Institution tls,
rormers Short Course O.
.toltnro has been offered s.u
,t.t-e enrolment II "a siEn.u
4tt,,ogmuun on the part ol
s,rs ui thu prschcal UuAraS
40 tuv instruction given. 4.
uuHuuvntal.y predicted thal
aa burOim,ut Ia the Short Wiu
, Course iOr farm boys, whic,
10 begin January an. 1910, Vl.
.lv drsesl Ia the history q
,n College.
an sno,t course Ia puu,l4.
rntug brRlus Eco. lith,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06

Miss,s Maggic Pearson an d
4J.tu Oarby. OF Hun ooidt. ksu,
parted for that place Saturdas
sr spending the Chrlstmas
,sCatlvn here.
Miss George Davis, who has
zen visiting in Kansas City, ar
o,gd home yesterday,
II M Bsll and family leh
nui >da Tor holdenyille, OK ..
uegg tnty will "a AXE tumr
,mv ia tne lutnra Mr. B&l
a. one ~ Rich Hills most en-.
ising and pnogfe ,iv
~ ns and ms departure Is gan
siY cFfetted.
brlng your cleaning, pressing
ia repairing 10 Napke sl,e sailei
nrst class work, Over neaslol )
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06

w are nasing some uau gv
81 uui part Of thc coors
Msr. aud Mrs. Chas M,et
and little daughter sfv slsii,o.
relatives here.
Frank Ralph is hom, ,i',u tn'
army on q furlosgn. si, d, n
vt np TeHN
FL ud nrar Car 0a.
Th WE rspF fsU a 500
prin naf N $3.50
Ihufeeas aigAt
Mia. o. b. Ccups sas
ehatade party FiloeA co.
over. nne had an enias e, Atsa
Geo, Geo, kaOmas ala slsssl
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06
FlIRvla " FANaIn'

Our G,andma We spoke of 10
last weeks paper W. NJ
Mary Rider.
Nj. and Mrs. Brundage, o.
wyomtn spent the holiday wit
Mrs Rrundage's parents Mr.
and Mr Cresap
Mr. ssd Mrs CNlm eu,.fi''t
cn,wd nl Young i"iNs orr d.
last week All report b d"'
tlme.
Mr.. X mp DeJarnett Sos
the Fiiryiew neighhorh,od dur
ing the holidays snilins or >an,
age, backbone AID spare rip-.
Misses Eala and Doru Reee
who gave been attending schr
III Mound City, ksns -, ~
the nohday al home.
Mr and Mrs. jam E'>'isn
whn moved to n ora,Ss. az
non nlo,ing bsc 10 'mlp "i
neiahoornoad. Tier, l. n"pi.
ike aome aad we glNdil wfie''
taym back.
caa.. Gorden. Who isA' no
,ehoa. 90 Fort Scott, hau-
spent 4 few days 81 boiae CO.
eah,a un a few Of hi o."
r.tufnius 20 his scnoo uros
Faruep sunday -eund So.
ed a.. aitl irlks 80 >acS Z"
cand, sapday eve as t,rS "
do u uli ,mas amvs.
M,s. u, rse Cobo aua "a
Aasfa Wilson ate Nv Iea
dom. w,th ,hclr parcut> 81
A8a Ars. Nathan btowu.
Itau moet a geu,i' ms" %
DO bra las caA hiA !"
Bu, khuuet e., he ~ su huu hH'r
snx ,lloe uc ,naytu hi- anus -
his laa aroA snoS mm
RN amton..h nr u,Ya
app su m.u. o" "' $ OF"
sme.s, d e4Hurs ut-"
mas 81 ut1asa thai ,u.u
b. preaching lne hrs' ao.
sunuas ga each uioatii, A,.tn'.
ana nlant, mtl anuoane D.,
the ve'pit.
Oae ui sir MarA's "a, fs'r
baail Gus on the w,r, ic~ ae.
ago.
Inrt wt b1a tsoa
Al ms " aaeaoa ulen eno
a. ur uavo q uUc tu,
X. \ *
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06
At 70. NS H-Sssi.

The JohusOn-Rssehsl aaht pic
tsrsS At Ihs ear TAussys prsM-
isas ~ ~ ens Of ths hest stsFAes
ions 81 Elis SCISSORS. thas great
I'd quite . stir suooaa the local
sporting element, and viii = q
ISosbt be largely stssnde4 The
Star has = rsputssion for deliver.
ing The eco6s snd We have no
Idoabt that thoss who attend
viii wst their ncnsys verth.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06
,foRroSAsD eALLTgws.

Squire Roberts waa called "
Panama FRIDAY. n arrest : iss
or ioy ,respsssinE On snethsr's
eround.
Mrs. oyefbeck o Net nj
gas called 10 the bedside Of hsb
mother. Mrs. clooaYogih who
: very III.
Mrs. J, ". WEIGH Waited :
c6ppIe Of days Iast wssk siih
2ich Hill friends ~
The Epworth Leaese, q this
b ace viii give q ssysnr ccas seeiai
1n> he church on the niaht 0i
. = b. 14th. A small pn6RraE
fsili be rendered a nd -rsfrsah-
|4nents served. Everyone is VI
Sited 70 come. - -
MAJOR Clinton. who hse naen
ransacting business ct Warfsns-
burg returned home Monaay.
Miss Maud Kimssy OF near
Walker visited a couple Of dAyi
ast week with Miss Core wslsh
Mrs. B.oodworth, who has
,een very low the pass wSsk is
covering.
Dr. Shafer Of Rich Hill vas
called 10 Horton last Fridsy on
professional business.
G n. Miller was q Ne7A6s
rsi,or one day lsst week.
Mrs. Rosa Groves Of .Ksnss
sty. who has been visiting hone
ione folks here, retuhed 10 her
.Ome Saturday.
Mrs. Matte Robinson, OF Ia
4 rpe Ksns who spent the hci-
isys with home folks here, Dc
: 'aFted for her home Sunday.
Ed Miller moved into ths
{ .hnnie McMennany b Gus .
iondsy, where he will kser
achelors hail. ne has dfayI'
II hg 10 Heep house with, al
~ is necessary isA wife, q
hsnce for some sne looking
t-lIigent Young lady.
| Mrs B. n DegOOd visited
v,th her daughter Mrs. Stanford
,'e night last week.
Toi vanArsdale visited severa
lays with siiss Anna DeEood.
Miss Pearl Leeth Of this plac,
spent the holidays with hoi
mother al Nets.
Mrs. Hughes visited with hel
slster-in law Mrs. Wiimoth Sun
day.
Jesse Tole was on the street,
o Horton One evening last week
Misses Myrtle and Mae Rec
re shopping in Horton morn
Hg OF last week.
We he d a very interestinI
gpe meeting Sunday nigh
IN Miss Jackson as leader.
vIoLEq.
. / Haasaasaaaaaas==
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06
sAL ysuyo0rGls ssss.

8 z VanVoorhis. q shis
The home Of hsr
eaue Mrs J r Stollsr, Ia
A4n Ct, Kansas.
Deceased q was born Ia Oneiaa.
Sag YORK. June. sf lete
ari csme Ais city whsre she
has ded since lssS ehs
stroke OF paFalynis
tNrs sgo from whicA
Totally recovered.
prvivsd oY hernaaeana
nd one daaghter. wAo
mpalhy Of ali IN tAsis
', they are: " \.
ofthis city; >. q
~, ~ osawAtomia KHa.
2 + stetler. Of Ksnaus
sass BurlAl waa a4ks
City. Kansas.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06

Wilkirson an 4 prs
esre Kansas ciy visit-
Ny
Heck returned u AIs
l0e State u7lysrsiss
oa 'NaesdAy.
Waller arrived en- ths
Tuesday for a shugs
relatives here.
b lloover uadaa hasl.
81 Gardon Gay gasRs
81 l. whaaey aaa
Miss Mahle. VIE hsa
ag friends ia KaRnss
1arned M,aday.
DawslG q the warsaw.
8arsaW. No. speaa ~
q last week yihilins,
a lhls eily.
oa are EqnaFing % ~
Mnts aonN fern6o Gha
a may be snly !
& eetlt Wlil help
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03
Two Shaves.


In q Washington restaurant, during
the harsh Inauguration weather. .
group of Virginians were telling cam
paign stories.
Smith and Brown" said Judge
Harvey 0. Tyson Of Fredericksburg,
were running for office In Richmond.
Smith wanted his BARRIERS support, but
the barber was a waverer. To steady
the man, Smith visited his shop the
day before election, got shaved and
handed out in payment a crisp $50 bill.
At the polls the next morning Smith
was overwhelmed to see the barber
vote openly for Brown, his rival. He
could hardly believe his eyes,. He
roared:
What do you mean, there, Mr..
Stropper? Didn't you shave me yes
terdayr
"Oh, yes said the barber. but I
shaved Mr.. Brown this morning"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

L Avon Sc oznamuje re minulou
stfedu okresnf serif Kelley a mar
Sal Riskel S nekolika pomocnfky
podnikli spolecny Gtok ma kuzelni
ky tamnf nalezli opojne napoje v
tmavem koute jedne mistnosti.
Theodore Stechler, jehoz mist
nosti ucinil tento low byl pfedve-
den pred policejnfho soudce kde
byl dan pod zaruku $500 by Sc dos
tavil k pfistimu obvodnimu soudu.
V ostatnfch mfstech ceta serifova
niGeho nenalezla. Jest znamo Re
We meste Avon jest temperenc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03
Reckless. Indeed.

Reared in the strict school of yes,
sir!" and NO. ma'am!" addressed
without thought Of servility to all
elders and betters, / find this a season
Of rare courtesy and scant civIlity,
says a writer In Appleton's.
Well do l remember that awesome
scene at my fathers table when a
stout and rebellious little sister, seeth.
Ing with disappointment over some
denied dainty. answered mol" to q
well-meant prefer Of a less desirable
dish.
mo, dog? or No, cat?" my father
incurred with ominous calm. mo.
dog!" the sturdy lass r~ecklessly re-
piled.
l quake even now at the thought Of
the treathless pause which followed,
and draw a veil ove the painful after
math.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03
I Yankton.

Minuly tyden zemfela v nemoc-
nici Sacred Heart v Yankton re-
holnice sestra Venceslava. Byla
Geskou a We zmfnene nemocnici by
la osetfovatelkou pc sedm rokI.
Jeji rodice bydli v La Crosse.
0 postmistrovstvf zde zapasf ne
kdejsf politiGtf pfatele, w. Lusk a
w. Stockwell. Prvnf je vydavate
lem casopisu Press akotan a dru
ny doutnfkaf. Oba postu chtejf a
kongresnfci We Washington mali
r%ozhodnouti kteremu by cepice
postmistra lepe slusela.
Pravnicka frma Holman a ia
nousek v Yankton rozpustila spo-
lecnictvi a pan Janousek Sc odst9-
hoval do mistnosti v Court House
kde ma dale Sc Dude venovati prak
ci. KIDD by tedy jeho sluzeb pot
feboval nalezne jej v radnioi v
Yankton kazdeho dine mimo v pom
deli rano kdy dojfzdi do Lester
Vile.
Kriminalnf pfipad byl pfedne-
sen pred sudfho Yeatmana minulf
patek v Yankton We kterem A. j.
Rohn byl obvinen re zImyslneho
poskozenf cizfho majetku. DGka-
zy proti nemu vsak byly pfflis sla
be ably mohl byt drzan k obvodnf-
soudu, procez byl propulsion.
Byl obvinen Re podstrcil kusy re-
leza do obilnich stohi Chas. HUI
bera minuleho fijna, tax ably byly
hozeny do mlaticky FIR. Muecha
ktery tez zalobu vznesl.
Yankton. " pameti starych O.
sadnfkl doposud tkvf vzpomfnky
ma dny, kdy pc fece Missouri jez-
Oily lode a dopravovaly zbozf do
pustin Dakotske te~rritorie. Vzpo
minky tyto byly oziveny objeve-
MIN Sc blize m9sta svrsku lode
mad hladinou. III jenz vrak pro-
hledli jsou toho nahledu, Se jest
to nekdejsi nakladnf LODI Fodnal,
jenz Sc potopila roku 1876. LODI
jest v dosti dobrem stavu a MONA
re Sc ma iafe zvedne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03
NoV|nky Cd utica.

Avn pan zpFhVOuaJ JHkSl uUlcnl 5
~podavanfm zprav, kterouz .okol-
most pfipisuji k tomu Re nemel
kompetice. Ctenafi re zkusenosti
vedi, BE kde nenf kompetice, nenf
dobre obsluhy a proto jsem Sc u
chopil zpravodaistvf ia abych KY
zenou kompetici vzbudil.
Tr. Hacicky chtel ~zaslati 2 kary
dobytka minute dtery do Chicago
avsak kary nemohl obdrzet. Mu
sci tedy pockati az do soboty.
v. Pechous 81 primal stado Pc
kneho dobytka cd j. Hlavace ma
svoji farmu blfze Tabora.
FIR. Cap koupil 100 akru pekne
no posemku cd FIR. Barty blfze
Napa. vlastnf nynf celkem $50
akrn.
Tomas Limpo koupil stado Ger
venych prasat ma drazbe VanBer
ia minuleho tSdne.
SleGna Rnzena Radova dlela nav
st9vou 3 tydny u j. Behenskyho.
J. Peterka postavil ,novou vez
ma vetrak u Jos. Behenskyho a pfi
delal ma nj move kolo.
JOS. Hlavac s manzelk9u a Sc
synem Janem byli navstevou u
sveho syna Antonfna
Willard Limpo vykoupil feznic-
ky zavod cd Leo Sailera a hodla
f~eznicit.
Farmersk6 telefonicka spoleG-
most zdarne rosie a mohutni, jak
ma zapad Ike koGiGimu zamku, tax
ma Jill k Yankton.
Josef Peterka zasadil telefon u
Fr. Jambory. Jos. HaGickf, Jos.
Hladky a j. Smrt tez jsou cleny
farmersk6 telef. spolecnosti.
Mad domacnostf FIR, Mach&cka
minuly tyden krouzila vrana a "a
nechala Jim devcatko.
Ed Koenig zapocal pracovati v
Dean Fishbecka.
Jos. Machacek drtil kornu u X.
Peterky minuly tyden. Korno sy
pala TAX prudce, Re "a chvili byl
cely dy1r zasypan.
Mike Kortan mel smnlu, a k to-
mu sevcovskou, kdyz minuly IT,
den vozil re sve fanny u Utica
kornu domI ma "Vetrovs". W..
Nikla totiz uvfznul a kone postran
ky pfetrhli. Ztezoval 81 ma letos-
nj zimu a ja mt vysvetlil, ze bud
to Cook nebo Peary tn dfru do ze-
me u severnf tocny zapomeli opet
ucpat- proto tolik zimy.
Fred KraliGek a 81. Marie Mike
las byli oddani v Gtery sudim F.
A. Wagnerem. Usadf Sc ma far
me blfze Utica. Pfeju stestf.
Vic zprav jsem nemhohl sehnat
ac jsem 81 cd behanf ~prosoupal po-
desve u stfevfcn u toho'si mic ne
delete; takove "~cestovnf" vSlohy
redakce SWIM zpravodajhm krfje,
poz. sazece). Hej, voni zpravodai
cd Lakeport! U vas jiz zpravy
nelftaji9 N. l. X.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Phi zasedanf obvodnfho soudu '
Charles Mix okresu pred tydnem
jeden porotce jmenem Victor Rob
la kdyz soud ucinil kratkou pres
tavku ably 81 porotci odpocinuli,
81 trochu vice nahnul, nezli mohl
snesti a kdyz Sc vratil do soudni
a usedl ma misto a usnul: Soudce
nafidil by byl dan do vezeni kde
by vystfizlivela druheho dine jej
pokutoval $40 a dale nafidil by
sluzne co porotce mu nebylo vyp-
laceno. Rohla zajiste podruhe 81
da pozor.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

G P. Harden, dobfe znam5 pr6
Wink V Platte, jenz nedavno byl
obzalovan u suprimnfho soudu pro
podvody v protest a ma byt dis
barovan, jest pry hotov Sc branit
do krajnosti. Obzaloba proti ne
mu mi, Re chtel podvodem osaliti
klienty o majetky; Re 81 nechaval
penize jez mu Tide svefili, a jinych
humbukn.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Komisafi okresd Yankton a Clay
budou patrne pozadovati $25 "a
kazdy den cd minuleho dubna cd
spolecnosti ktera tehdy mela mfti
velkou odplavnf stoku hotovou.
Jestli ~spolecnost n&hradu zaplatit
Sc uvoli, Dude muset klopit 81, O75.
Jest vsak pochybnost ze tax ucinf,
nebot obsah kontraktu je takovf,
Re s~polecnost u soudu by Sc mo-
hla vysekat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Farma ma prodej: Farma Pat
McDonalda, 100 akrI 6 mil jiho-
zapadne cd Tabora, vystavena a
1870 akrd poll. $65 akr. j. A.
Wagner, Tabor, S. ID. OBS
Ma prodej, farma 1G0 akru Sc
stavbami, Z mil cd Tabora, proda
Sc "a $50 akr. - Farma 100 akrG
3 mile cd noveho mesta Neuberg
mezi Tyndall a Scotland, krasny
pozemek, 100 akrG vzdelano. $55
"a akr. Jas. A, Wagner.
Farma ma prodej j. f. Wag,
ner, zamysleie odstehovati Sc do
Trip County k Will zfskanf vice
pozemku, dial do prodeje jeho kras
ne zaffzenou farmu. 100 akrd 5
mil jiho- zapadne cd Tabora. Cena
$50 akr. TEE 80 pro pastvu 5 mil
jizne cd Tabora. Ceno S25 akr.
Haste Sc u j. A. Wagnera, Tabor
S. d.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Demokratickt statnf stfednf w.
Dor svolava schulz vsech demokra-
tn do Huron ma 10. 1nora. Ucel
sch1ze Dude organisace a sestaveni
programu ma Gspesne ffzenf nasta
vajicf kampdne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03
HIedaii Sc.

Hledajf Sc, Frank Stepanek a
John Stepanek kteff bydleli v O.
kresfch Bon Homme a Yankton,
South Dakota, kolem roku 1883.
Kdo by vedel nejake zpravy tyka-
jicf Sc vysejmenovanych, necht
laskave uvedomf nfzejmenovaneho
anebo Holman & Janousek, Yank-
ton, S. D.. Zalezitost Sc tSka de-
dictvf pc zemfelem jejich bratrovi
Vincentovi Stepankovi.
Chas. w. Mach,
Tabor, S. OAK.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Zamyslite- Ii stavet male neb
velke, dejte vypoeet j. H. Queal,
usetfime YAM penize.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Chcete-li koupiti pozemek nebo
odstup We Stanley okresu, piste
B. j. Wagnerovi, Midland, S. d.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Name peknou sasobu vzorkn ka
lendafd ma rok 1911. Obchodnfcf
jenz hodlajf 81 objednat ma oznamo
vanf svych obchodd ueinf bobfe
kdyz 81 p~rohlednou nasi zasobu.
Pfesvedcime kazdeho re mdzem
jej zasooiti krasnejsim kalenda-
rem "a nizsf cenu nezli kterykoliv
agent,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Ma prodej, poland china kanec,
200 liber. Haste Sc u j. f. Be-
henskSho.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03
Dobre piano ma prodej, lacino.
Haste Sc u Ludvika Hakla.

Pet pro cent srazky ma vsech
kamnach kdyz koupfte "a hotove
u Vauka.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Tabule do oxen vsech merach
lie dostati v Quealov9 skladu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Koupfm hned dive fury sisek.
j. A. Dvofak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03

Novy tento vzorek psaiho papfru pro farmery jest 6 x 9 pacfsh . tisken jhh
100 papni a 100 obalek "a 1925
so 49," so Is
poAete nam objedndvku a ujstujem vas, re il dame neepsf pozornest
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-03
Ma!y 0znamoyateI.

Ia fadek Sc platf 5 eta. DO prve; dalsf inserat
te same oznamky 2 Gently a pdl.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-11-04
REPUBLICAN LABOR RECORD.

In q speech delivered lately Judge
Selden p. Spencer of ST. Louis, who
makes the science of politics a study
and notes the most significant legis-
lation in all the States, took up the
labor record of the Republican party
and said, among other good things;
No better test of the sincerity and
real worth of a political party can be
applied than It's record in regard to
the laboring men Of this country. who
not only constitute SO large q proper
ton of the governing power OF the
| Nation, but who are at the same time
| essential factors In the production OF
| the Nations wealth.
It Is not difficult to apply this test.
In the Federal Government and In
| the several States arise constantly the
opportunity to learn what is tho real
attitude OF the respective parties to
ward labor.
1t may be interesting to read IN
party platforms, or to hear from the
stump, vehement and loud protesta
lions Of love for the laboring man
but it il true with political parties
as with individuals. that actions SPEAK
louder than words, and often what Il
actually done, or p~urposely left un
done, speaks so loud that the thinking
llaboring man wisely 1nds himself un
able to understand what - merel'
written or said when AZ - ~contxadie<e'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-11-04
aEEp IS THE rRAIroR NOW.

"Can anyone imagine James \.
Reed. the advocate of militant Democ-
racy,' in his speeches in behalf OF his
candidacy for the United States SEN
storship, pleading with insurgenr
progressive and dissatisfied Republic
ans to come into the Democratic
campf Only a few years ago. when
Mr.. Folk was making the race for
governor aaginst Mr.. Reed, and inyit
ing those who favored Q strict enforce
ment OF tho laws to ally themselves
with the Democratic party, he Wal
branded as a traitor by Reed and nj
following and q Democrat unworthy q
the name. Now what Of Mr.. Re4d7-'
Richmond Conseryator, : leading pem