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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28
HzANT FINE IMPOSED FoR
SIgfAG ISSUED CATTl


SieLr Falls. :. p. Sept. 46.-Tne Esd
ssEz4== ss.Esst:@A9=4@ "a appt-EaIS, ACCORDING
. official goeice received by United
States 8ttarney Wagner Of this city
i1aG decittsd an important case arising
trttm south Dakota, IN which 1t is held
- +isii5SsTit5 TIM any q employed
IN The I1n5nl service is prohibited from
purchasing from Indians cattle which
nave been issued To them by the gov
eminent. Mrs. Jennie [. Douglas and
Charles Laltrotx. former employees in
the Indian service at Crow Creek
agency, ara the defendants in the
action. Mrs. Douglas who Is part
Sioux. WAS Industrial teacher. The
government charged that she and La
&rsiix purchased Indian cattle from the
Indians. and United States Attorney
Wagner commenced the action for the
purpose OF recovering from them the
penalty in sue cases as fixed by the
federal stati1tes. which penalty is IS. 1000
Tor each offense The decision of the
federal circuit court of appeals sustains
rin ctsnEs14!on OF United States Attor-
neg Wagner, and unless the defendants
Can ind q way TO continue the proceed
ingS they viii each have to pay the
$4,000 penalty. In the past 1t had been
supposed that the prohibition against
the purchase OF Issue cattle from In
dams applied, so far as government
employees was concerned. solely to the
post raiders at the various agencies,
hut under this decision it will hereafter
apply to all employees in the Indian
service.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28
CORONATION OF KING
CORN WITH IMPERIAL
POMP AT PALACE CITY
Thirteenth Annual Maize Festi
val Opens Royalty at
Mitchell Today.

Mitchell. 5, D., sept. S-Ths eoT
palace today formally opened TO
the 18th tirse i the hAr3saSass arc
most attractive bafsaiaE Of SHY a.
previous years The designs ars
q Egyptian ehSraetS<, and Ar9agAt in
20 kf-tihzacy through the splsn&16 col
rings &C Ire CORR wAAsh has been
used 50 s2-1onhs2sy This Is TIE
werS oe FfegG esll4s 3 ygazg raau ot
EizSs ely. saa hss 5scorAre5 MS third
b1iSSGcG 5cE Mitchell
GUs oe Lne ssccHg features az palace
Wssk = ls aecGEaEi20 - the s1tertSs
at L,s HGaE51g GRG n2sEy Of eks peo-
@ts ara Impressed KS Hsgca WIKI tAs
WRrE eUEsaIH 4s cteS ara Wtrh THO
agricultural ssi4niSs inside THE sEVAt-
teer2l~e " ing ostsi9Lsg IS 80 designed
is tn sGi-rIis u 1aa Gecura eians. and ths
ARTIST hgEs aseTr highly successful II
presenting Z uEagnk1csBElX GeeucateG
building 6ar zae visitors 20 en5ey
throughout the wssls
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28
PURE FOOD CRUSADE
3S nj pncEc r,A,4 --.
lMSURRECTO LOSES IN
FIRST ROUND OF FIGHT

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 22.-The mo-
ton Of attorneys for Gen. Caryl Rhys
Pryce, insurrecto leader in Lower Cali.
fornia, to have the request of the Mex
lean government for his e%xtradition on
a charge Of robbery dismissed. was de-
MED today by United States Commits
gioner yar Dyke
Judge Van Dyke intiIrlated that q lar
ceny charge might stand unless pryce
produced witnesses to show chat his
activftiefs in Lower California .sere a
part OF the recent revolution.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

s&siolphitsg and 3Eaazsas Eerstii. d.
vssrcea sE ss AEstrzass b sew months
ago. vssilE Tsa&s s4z8@ d prevent the
ysiaTssaGs nss 15-ysaT-esd iaughrar
Lone TO na saAr,Isssr Ssass1ass Armstrong,
vino Isl 70 ~ her ssrsfors The di-
vorrefs farisar 'rebefsad al tha idea of
Ess daiigfitar marrying Armstrong. He
foaua taHt tsn oa1ty way he could
nrarAnt IT gvas NY rEsaarrvinE his wife.
sna consented and they were reunited.
Thsacgse zoe tfe girl VIII de, taisan mp
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28
RAILROAD COMMISSION
DENIES PROPOSED BOOST

Tyndall, S. D, Sept 25.-The state
board of railroad commissioners after
carefully investigating a proposed raise
OF rates on the part of h local tele-
phone service. has announced its ind
lnss 10 the eHect that the present rates
are compensatory and disapproying OF
the advance asked. Patrons generally
objected to the pronosal
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

AZ cage ccytr.insrfss a. canary III In
-a5ss1gnHfhla on approaching a mine aft
ers am exryoafSn. Canartes and small
Fvarrsfs nt6oded aTltrnaIa such as mice
ar4 i5rSbabsy because OF their asxssssssie-
daHfaats organism, particularly ser
as4fss toe csIrnefF rfIonnxfda, Thus. q
csas containing one or two canaries
shusiid afrsays he taken gg.sts an ad-
vssae@ evaporation party; they are at
fsasaas bysusintfte quantities OF this gas
@zsf1ert stssae before ii VIII affect a hu-
rssAia hssfngs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

EERESF0RD-A movement has
been fraugsrated among the citizens
for the town to purchase a 10-acre
! s 49, q ~ s = s5ss. ~ ~ wftni
Beresford n transform It into a pub
lic PARK. There is but little opposition
10 the proposition
HUR0N-Walter w. o,Brien, who
killed his 4-week-ofa child here sun
Hay morning. a been adjudged in
sane, and Will be removed to the hos
pttai at Yankton as 500 as possible.
The commissioners of insanity made a
careful Study OF the case before rem
derine their decision. and in this they
we're aided by TWO physicians. who
pronounce the maiady OF an incurable
| fersss. eha Wife of the deniented man
is Frustrated with grief.
MtiRDO-H. Huston has opened a
broom factory In Murdo and is already
operating on a small scale. He is in
teresting some of the local business
men In the enterprise and hopes soon
to be turning out brooms much more
rapidly. He has a new patent broom
which can be refilled at any time when
II is worn out. He has bought some
fields OF broom corn In this pert OF the
state and ts having the raw material
hauled In to his factory.
SIOUX FALLS-Gus Anderson tha
Sioux Falls boy who is attracting con-
siderable attention on the coast lost
his first fight recently. 1t was a Is
roand bout n Anderson was pitted
against q lightweight from san Fran
cisco. named Harrison. The latter was
easily outclassed by the Sioux Fails
boy. and he resorted To ciinchin1 ana
holding on TO save punishment. III the
sixth this wurk so exasperafed
4 nderson that he showed Hsrrisot1
away from him With such force that
aarrisoii iell 10 the floor and the ref
aapers, disqualified Anderson and gave
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

Tis# atcry was told at Wesleyan
eN5afefsftss nc Cardir that DIR. Hugh,
,fx544ssAsss NlS3 has been q minister In the
Wtes4fa msfk for So years, only once
frfsAs GS Ssx@ d weeks holiday. on the
ffgsSssH$s adts9 rs was very miserable, more
4rAAsassssI6 On the second day. and on
the fgSsHN Gay he could bear 1t no longer
inf ffsaoSss his wife and family at the
eaaAsttss returned to his work.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

{Eszsss1ts Magazine, AIhart VII
asEE- 5zas5g T. remarkable contrast be-
trreenn FRA American methods Of quar-
FTgagsrraEnEa AND those wfltch may be
Beeni n operation At Carrara III Itaiy.
ESce American quarrtes weric With
hinge drills. chanreifug machines. conn
Ercesed airE. electrically driven sars
&nn5 aIl2 tnha nrlsr dssfsss sEsses1 an
g5ieer.lg science can invent. The
HtSns Is cus with csr;az1sy. and with
tEa smallest sEzEs Az Car-ura-
zss ANYBODY cGZ see rrsasx sax bser, IN.
tha town 5s aIArrbas Ezazz s still sSr-
prsE1es and tsa -raeass# Aaszaz= AZ
GFsuygu.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

asfsfnesit women IN Missouri, many
Of ttieTss motorists. have shown mem
ksfssss az fsseir own sex in other states
sfsAa thos3gir thay haven't got the bal
Soas fffssN persistence in p~etitioning the
ssSgsrsss,r asas tire legislature has aided
fy6e afosf reads movement. Missouri
msDgfsez4 liaqs sent hundreds OF letters
III tbs rsapftai On that subject indicat-
sfsssg fi6ts sHspp zeal for better highways
ssnlsjsfsisftt INTO the possibilities of road
FAx9SsSa4asnxr
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

asaafxfsfasned by ar aeroplane that
fs71@s5 FTFEr0as T5I5eacn AMI SKINNED
aItsgx &Bove the pen where the birds
#6Y1 &otflned q big ostrich at the
Aass7q E1a9<a 1T neck. When the man.
s5sQA hGye in sight the ostriches fied
III Wild alarm and one OF the largest
IN y sen.atded with the trunk Of a
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

Cotton seed. once a nuisance, value
fXSs and despised. carted away from
WjlJs, dumped into streams or burned
FfsaxHt ii out OF the way, is scrup-
44gilstF cared for and sold everywhere
III hundreds OF eager cotton oil mills.
&y9d Are there turne into products
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28
HOMESTEADER FINDS
RATTLESNAKE IN BED

Kennebec, S. D., Sept. 22.-To have
a rattlesnake as a bedfellow was the
experience Of member Of the family
Of A. e. Roth, a homesteader. Mrs.
Roth and her little boy had gone to
bed and Mr.. Roth blew out the light
preparatory to also retiring. AS he
raised the covers he heard a rattle
which he recognized as the warning
of a rattlesnake. To jerk the boy out Of
the bed and light a lamp was the
work of but an instant. Mrs. Roth
also jumped for her life. One rattle
snake was found in the bed and an
The snakes had gained entrance to
the house through crack between the
logs.
ROBBERY Of $4,000 PAekAeE
Sioux Falls. S. D., Sept. 22.-Three
postoffice inspectors and several out
side detectives are working hard to I'M
ravel the mystery surrounding the dis
appearance of the package containing
SIC, 0e0 in currency from the Sioux Falls
postoffice, but refuse to say what, IL
any, rogress they are making.
There have been no new develop
ments in connection with the case.
It Is learned from several sources
that last fall a package containing s45O
in cash disappeared from the postof-
flee and never was recovered.
There is a possibility that the same
person or persons committed this last
robbery.
The package was sent by the NORM
western National bank, Of MINNEAPOLIS.
to the Sioux Falls Savings bank. The
entire $4,000 was in S. bills. It was
insured in the Ocean Insurance COM
pany, which must stand the loss IL the
package cannot be recovered. Those
orking on the case are very retfcent.
and no the slightest ormat Is
given out as to the progress being
made in unraveling the mystery sur
rounding the disappearance Of the
CHRISTIAN WOMEN EXPRESS
SENTIMENTS AS TO TAFT.
Aberdeen, S. D.. Sept. 22.-The
,Women's Christian Temperance union
before adjourning administered a lump
OF to President Taft w11one
nand and a spanking with the other.
ne president was eulogized for his
etIorts IN behalf of peacee and scold-
secretary Knox exchange courtesies
with International Brewers con-
gress. The matrons' gold medal con-
test was won by Mrs. Alice Gold, Of
Sig Stone; S. D., Mrs. Carey, of
Worthwhile being second.
RESOLUTIONS were also adopte6
thanking the local churches, Aberdeen
people. the Aberdeen press and Aher-
ueeh musicians for courtesies extended
the convention.
-
PURE FOOD CRUSADE
IMPOSES TWO FINES
Vernillion. S. D., Sept. 22.-Dr. A.
4; sook r food commissioner, has
Just returned from a trip to Mitchell.
?. D. and reports the prosecution OF
Two more parties for violation Of the
FOOD laws. G. G. Rathbun was fined
$685. for selling misbranded goods
which the commissioner had ordered
MIN to remove from his shelves and
ship back to the wholesalers. Reid.
Murdoch & Co, a year ago, but which
he failed to do: Reisen & Klinghammer
We're fined $23,35 for selling Hamburger
sausage containing a pr~eseryative
which Is deleterious to health.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

0rgans Of IN the lower
S6snsxSs ags situated at times In very
HYHxfSyttd places. There are crea-
fsyfs$ Erich have eyes OH their backs
s4A4fN tN5their legs, and that sing
YTfVagh their sides. The powers of
SSfsYsE hp the dog and OF sight III the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28
SIMPLE DEVICE TO FEsp
MELONS FROM COYOTES

Chamberlain. s. d, Sept. l-Tns
coyotes Of western and central so1,a
Dakota have devsfoped & great tasts
for w-atsr1ne2ors. and as q result ~
Their raids cn watermelon patches ia
thoss portions OF tte state they Rave
cur51g ths DaEt few weeks car,a4d
heavy lcSsss 10 growers. These aeet-
soo-sd 6snfzels Of ths piaIng seera 70
rs4sF 2 nses Rye watermelon az one
of TIE greatest G~ssicacies that they can
rssn @ezcsg- They appear 10 have am
5nSora 1zstfnct which tells them when
z EasBon IL rtDe. End they seldom or
never are fooled
In sonae patches they have DESTROYED
several hundred melons. one melon
gressr Is reported to have asseevt.rad
2 nreeEeE % preventing raids ay tnass
sa-swd animals, The simplicity OF the
scher1e fs saGh that fs will be d boon
To E3ef0a growers. The grower n.
question nas surrounded his patch with
& single strand OF binder Irvine. whict,
Ne has p4aesd about ono foot above
tfe s~srfaceof the ground, the tWfne
being supported at Intervals BY sticka
stuck III the ground.
The coyotes, II is said, will NOT ff1ron
over he string. which they could easi1y
66 Il 30 disposed, or crawl undsr II
This Ss Believed to be due To fheir
natural cunning, which leads them 10
believe that the Irvine III some sort
OF trap and that they win come to
grief 10 they cross IT.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

miss Beatrice Harraden has been
Elegt3a III the council OF the English
EuNtAfy be Women Journalists. Mrs
zsFa ford Fenwick was elected president
& the society. Mrs. Fenwick ii the
5eattQrsof the British Journalau Nurs-
sA5E Ind the founder or the Irterna4
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

SssF1sts gEaa1 ~ lasa ,zlkaf bE
sksA a@aG-ralz
GIE ssgsE % TIA sG4ign ~ tina Ef5ltel
sas weEustzss 4 emitting ~ swift
-TEz E77TE TfSEEuuH IS gtIa
sEzsgsz gzruzgzzgsGS ~ lila l.5Igd ever!
s@z2s1 @ ssazslsgItal perforTr-
aEz9as z gasssba E5th It. When IN
1@sa ssa aszz ga@rrfea IS SO SrFsat that
sEsa24 Tz,aa1lzx 24 70 Gs taken to Eeap
TIA -axzzzss- cnG1s aid Ter this pllr~
rx1ss e9ss 5 necessary 30 MAIN
seg sETnsz water through It's im-,
ssrsaca a&S tha 1-a Fvs1eyt in use.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

ciaimed that the doctors ia
&~SstiNdelphaa kept patient alive fors
sHhouts after heart action had
fSSSSRx9sA BY . I elactric currents
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28
RATHER HELD CAPTIVE
FOR GAZE OF Curious

Eagle Butte. s. D.. Sept. 2G-Tomnay
Seuiiy. at the Antters pool hall. has
added another specimen to his menag.
erie the ia.essse addition being a seven
year-old rattiesnake that is as lively
RATHER is supposed to be. Tommy has
long had an order in fnr ansce -
snakes, and b. +. Sciford. who liyes
south of town. has been on the lookout
for a likely specimen. When COMING
to town he found this one, emptied its
poison sack. clipped its fangs, and de-
hvered 1t to Tommy, who has Ii Sc
curely Gagged and on exhibition In tho
rear OF the pool hail. where it IL an
object OF interest and curiosity Ia All
visitors.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

pail tax existed aIf,one rs
2af&Hk Romans. When first anrrrs
$1aa3int6 England In the year 1854
kaxionsd the Wat Tyler rebelso,l
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

Cat u It's ~eas CONES the zssrr e
sA asSess Ter ar z IN
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ser zer a. ra@ a#E gcs&s1le r1scaes
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atEsr2E saSz- u waAA sac 11skss Ier
Gg1S APPROPRIATION T B 1Ezls 4Ear4 Esr
asia Sss q. c0nsnfsea srs8azsEG rJaU 1tt
H. AKA TsE:t 1es ul&st ~ 2S-eEtaslEe
ssys 1sr& fae sszir T1itEErgses Required
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- sszasaE % pi&z phrases ata
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28

An unexpected wjndfaii has made a
hitherto poo schoolmastcr of santenay.
Ia tho department of the Saone-et.
Loire, u wealthy a a rich relative
who recently died, having no other
heirs, left him q fortune Of 100000
flames 10000 pounds. the school
master. though naturally delighted. did
not Immediately quit MS village schc@i,
but decided TO finish the schnlastIc year
away 20 cnioY his wealth. He has also
stated that hs viii make a present of
LIT francs 70 the poor OF the village
ard also provide for free beds at the
local hospital In addition TO this he
will Distribute 29N. g48 francs 70 dis
.ans rc4a.tYea Of the deceased MO
h23 ss@z S@tr oqss II TIE wal
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28
A NIGHT IN THE OPEN or
LITTLE HARM TO RaRtEs

Pierre, s. D., Sept. 26.-Two infant
children Of e, HI. Noack, Of Elpon,
Stanley county, strayed from, home
rnightfall bare headed ana
legged, hi scantiiy dressed. The
parents did not discover their depar-
ture until after dark. aud organized
an ail-nigft hunt insSwhich the neigh
sbcrs for niles aroand took part. Soon.
after dsynreak thsy were discovered
in gnisyNalitt over flaY a mite
from home, Little 4 g worse for thcir,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-28
TATTOCED CANNfSAL ISLANDER
GETS TWO YEARS RETIREMENT

Yankton. s. D.. Sept. 2s..-WIliIan
Murphy, the confessed ro5ber Of Ia
Salyae Ge@store mere. an ex-saiior. pssn-
chief of the Samoan islanda, and MON.
her of the Gamee-Amu clan Of fhs
same isles, has drawn two al
hard labor In thu stare enffenffags a
Sioux Falls aud has departed to begIl,
his Science. Murphy WAS tattooeG
from head to foot and could earn 4
good salary with q sideshow. He stated
the work was done when he was ini-
tiated in the above named society.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-06

On Wednesday, six examina
tions for Palmer Progress Pins
and two for Diplomas were mail
ed to Mr.. A. N. Palmer and all
concerned are anxiously awaiting
a favorable reply.
The class in fancy work is very
busy trying to finish their pieces
for Easter, Sister Nj. Bernard,ne
has charge of this class and all
seem to enjoy the hours scent at
needle-work as we'll as those
spent a pen work.
These are indeed happy school
days, and it is remarkable how
some children endeavor to be pre-
sent defying rain, mud and incle-
ment weather. Many of the pupils
come mile or two and seem TO
think the Inconvenience nothing
compared with the pleasure of be
ing, at school.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-06
ABOUT. TOWN


5OldEent Wampul was at Tyn.
dali Tuesday.
Alfalfa seed for sale. Jos.
Skorpik & Co.
Potatoes go cents per bushel at
Vlasak & Straka.
For square deal, good lumber. and
low prices, come to j. H. Queal CO.
Rev. E. A. Bouska assisted du-
ring the Mission at Tyndall last
week.
Alfalfa seed for sale. Place your
orders in advance. Tabor Mercan
tile Co.
Mound City paints may cost a
trifle more. but! Jos. Skorpik &
Company"
The Independent has for sale
School warrant books Of 100
sheets at 75c. each
Clean European alfalfa seed for
rale. Applyto j j. Nedved,
Yankton, route ].
A babv girl arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cap near
Utica last Friday.
Lost, about March 20. 3-years
old white face roam heifer, weieh hi
200 lbs r A Knox. Yankton.
Elsie Horacek who al end, II e
Normal at Springfield. spent Sun
day with her parents here.
Mrs. Frank Barta of near Dan
te visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Behensky and other re-
latives early in the week.
James Braun who had been sta
ton agent here. but engaged in a
furniture store at Tyndall in
which he lost close to a thousand
dollars was here visiting last Sa-
turday. Mr.. Braun has been Of.
fered a position as station agent
at Baltic and shouts he will ac-
cept it.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-06

rods broke and caused the ma.
chine 10 capsize burying Mr.. Ro-
kusek under the wreck. He was
rendered unconscious for a short
time. He was brought to Lester.
vile Saturday by Emanuel Ulmer
and was confined to his home for
several days. The auto was bad
ly demolished .-Lesterville Led
Iger.
The municipal electric plant re-
Gently installed in Tyndall at a
cost OF $4,000 is working like a
charm and besides transforming
dark and dreary nights. like unto
daylight will soon besides being
boast and pride become a great
money saver for the municipality
and soul saver for the individuali-
ty past Of the town. Dark streets
with mud holes are the arch-temp
lers instruments. Anyhow, Tyn.
dali has an first class lighting sys-
tenn and the money is we'll inves-
ted.
The trial of the seven Tyndali
saloon men held before the fede-
raj court at Sioux Falls early in
the week has come 10 an end and
the following FIVE who plead gull
ty of selling liquor to Indians
were each sentenced to 90 days
Imprisonment and fine of SIoo;
Jim Uherka who will serve his
term in the county Jail at Tyndall:
FIR. Stanicek, Frank Black, John
Beringer and Ben Loesel will
serve their terms in the Jail at
Yankton. August Zolnowski and
James Austera plead not guilty
and are determined to fight the
case. This affair created quite
a sensation since their complaint
was lodged against them last
Nav.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-06
Academy Notes.

Sister M. Adalberta visited at
Yankton on Saturday and Sunday
and returned Monday morning.
There are still forty FIVE board
ders at St. Wenceslaus school but
this number may decrease after
Easter.
The members OF the 9th grade
are very zealously hugging their
books. and we all sincerely hope
that they will pass successful exa-
limitations next May.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-04-06

Mrs. John Vanecek came ur
from Omaha for a short visit Sa
turday. She will return to cont.
nue. treatment for her health at a
hospital in that city.
Merchants, come and pick ou,
your calendars for 1912. We have
over 500 samples to select from
Various designs. both domestic
and imported. The Independent
Miss Sophie Vavra the IS.yesrs
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 10,
seph Va,ra who reside near Lake.
port died Wednesday morning a,
the home of her parents. The fu.
neral will be held at the Catholic
cemety at Lakeport Friday morn.
ing.
The saloonkeepers of Tyndall
once more made painful journey
to Sioux Falls early in the week
to fight their case before the fede.
raj court. The charge as is gene.
rally known against them, is sell.
ing booze to an Indian who accor.
ding to their story looked nc
more like one than the man in the
moon.
]. G. Bouska of this place has
wonthe REQ touring car given in
contest by the Daily News in
Sioux City. James hustled the
largest number of subscribers and
receives this fine car for his work
He and Joseph ,Rezac and Harry
Roose had gone for it Monday
and drvove home on it from Sioux
City Wednesday evening.
Toe secretary Of state has is
sued SO new auto licenses Tor
March showing that the people
OF state are beginning early in the
year to lay in their stock of chuh
wagons. The last number issued
was 1857. showing that the invest
ment IN that class of Transports
ton IN South Dakota runs into
the millions, hut the people OF
the state can afford it.
Prot. Lee Daley OF Yankton
stcpt in town Tuesday and the
Editor acknowledges a pleasant
call The professor visited towns
on the Platte line to ascertain
what the prospects would be for a
special train to run on the line du
ring the two days, April FL and
~. OF the grand musical festival
to be held at Yankton at which
the St Paul symphony orchestra
will Participate.
Frank Rokusek got severely
bruised up BY an accident occur
ing to his automobile near Memo
last Friday. One of the steering