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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-12-07


navstevu We stfedu.
Minulou sobotu Sc odbyval jar
mark v Utica ia nejs Sc seslo mno
no lidu. Obcane inesta hodlaji
jarmarku pofadati vice budouc-
nosti.
Josef Turek 2 Dante byl zde mi
nulS pAtek ohledne koupi es kla.
inetu. Jak znamo je hudebnf
KEN a dobrf nastroj foukacf mu
doda vaznosti.
Robert a Karel Vauk a jejich
manzelky, Emil Vauk, 81. lille
Jandova Oscar Janda byIi nav
stevou lana Mikolase IL Spring
field v nedeIi.
Velkf p, Get mladikn odtud Sc
iel podfvat ma hru kopanf mice do
Yankton minuIy ctvrtek ale "a
mnoho to asi nestalo hebct nepfi
sci hratn zadnf o zivot.
A A Blacbnik koupil peknf A.
ko6skf gas motor cd Mercantile
Gu. pro 6, III feznickf zavod. Tez
81 pofidil novf velkf sekacf stroj
Wit Koter jenz pred nedavnem
byl zranen ma pravem okn, odlet-
nuvsi skobou pfi natshovanf dr6tu
Sc jiz pozdravuie ac ie p'chybnost
ze ma cko buAe' h"bfe vid9ti. Byl
Sioux Falls nejakf cas- v leGeni.
Frank Hiavka jerz byl zde nav
st9vou Il J. A. Dvofaka odjel v
pondeli do Lester Vile kde Dude
pracovati phi tamnfm eascpisu do
dubna. q pax odjede ma svoji do
movinu Meade okresu.
Vlaky dcposnd jedi iako drive
&C jsme oznamili ze budou jezdit
Sc zmenou casu Bylo nam tax
sdeleno a proc draha to nemeni
nevfmp. Lide nahofe doposud
vstavajf We ctyry hodiny rano
chodi spat We ~ v noci
" NJ. Horaeek Sc navratil
Washington v pondeli kde ztravil
asi IL dnf "a pffGinon obdrzenf pa
tenth ma zlepsepf farmerskych
strojt jeho pfatele mu pref SITES
tt. Washington je prf krasne
mesto. Ma zpAteGnf ceste Sc sta
vel v Chicago.
Hanford Produce Co. zde otev-
fela ohboGkn We stare bnhov6 we'd
lie hostince Hrusky Trunce, kde
Dude kupovati smenatu. Smetans
hue vyzkousena hned iak j pfive-
zete a zapla,i Sc "a nj hned neivys
sf cana trznf. Jan Linse Tyn-
dali je agentem a kazdeho spravne
obslouzi.
]. A. Wagner 81 dial dopraviti
ze svfho renee Highmore stado
plnokrevneho dohytka belohlave-
no, celkem 1875 kusi Dude ie roe
prodavati. Kdo by chtel dobrS
dobytek pro zuslech,enf plemena
mIze to primo MIN vyjednat ane
no .Josefem RezAtem u Iehoz Sc
dobytek naleza.
Kdyz kou, ite mouku ienz je els
te bila mnzete bSt jisti Re ie bile
ma kyselinou takova mouka je
zdravi skodlivd, a jest to zapove-
zenr tax mouku pfipraviti. Mou-
ka takcva lahodi oku. ale ne zalud
ku. Taborskf MIN mele mouku
jenz neni este bila, avsak je tro
chu tmavsi, tili ma pfirozenou
barvu psenice. Nedejte Sc tedy
oklamati belosti mouky, ale ku-
quite tistou mouku. Ne oko ale
vas zaludek must ztrdviti pecivo.
Tedy, buGte moudfi.
Vaclav Novak sem pfijel minu-
II patek Yellowstone Park Wyo
ming ma navstevu k FIR. kostrou-
novi a jin5m pfatelum. Pan No
yak v onom obrovskem parku by d
Ii jill Is mesich a videl takfka vse
cky zajimavosti jenz tam jsou.
Pfivezl ssebou obrovske parody
losa ktere meff 4 stfevfce a 8 pal
ca cd cd spicky ku spicce. Jsou
pfidelany ku Have tohoto zvifete
ktera je vycpan@. Hlavu tn ne
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

~ With the box practically filled,
both sides have about agreed on
who shall fall before the peremp-
tory challenges. Tits almost GER
tain not more than two men will
survive and both sides are still in
vestigating them. They are T.
F. Green, capitalist and rancher:
Progressive Republican and the
original LaFollette booster in
this section, and Seborn B. Man
ming, a bachelor farmer, 81 years
old, who is an old school Demo-
crat without any opinion what
ever on labor union ethics. His
health, however, is bad and pos
sibly, even if not removed by per-
emptories, he will be eliminated
on a doctors certificate before
the trial actually commences.
So far the state has had the
worst of the selections, there be- 1
ing four men in the box they
probably will have to challenge.
These men, Sam F. Mendenhall,
wealthy farmer who bitterly OPP
posed Fredericks.; Frank Frakes,
farmer, and Robert Balm, retired
carpenter and Grand Army man,
who both, incline to the gas the
DRY and favor unions; M. D. Nc
Medley, retired tailor, who organ
lied the first tailors' union in this
city and managed its first big
strike here, but who insisted he
had no opinion in the Mcnamara
case.
The defense will use not fewer
than four of their peremptories
on A, G. Winter, butcher. Strike
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

sui, WIZ says -dll ullOA 1uCIl al 2
"trarnps and hqms;;" Walter N.
Frampton, wealthy farmer, who
says Mcnamara undoubtedly is
guilty, but would acquit him if
proved. innocent, and George w.
Mckee, who is satisfied that dy-
Mantle destroyed the Times, but
has no actual opinion of McNa-
mara's guilt.
barrow is being deluged with
anonymous letters threatening
him, and saying the "Moss" En-
right conviction in Chicago is
just the beginning of country
wide movement to destroy unions
and then put thealeaders in Jail.
barrow says they would be
1aughable were it not that he is
unable to tell whether the writer's
are men likely to be summoned
for jury duty. He has detectives
investigating this matter.
-o-o------
Freezing Tonight.
Get out your last sd
:: J: :: ]" !: !: !. !. !. p
years bennett, N1EsssS
With the ear w Gss 10y
laps upon it, 1IE21
The time to cud- RN So
die up now is G2R@ ~
due;
Tonight's wealth
er will be freezing,
Get your coat and stop that
sneezing,
And then keep warm clear
through.
The weather man says: Fair
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19

Our sympathy goes out tn II. j.
Alexander and wife, Of Fortescue, In
the loss of their little six-year-old
daughter, Rosa, which occurred on
May It'll.
Miss Kate Greene leaves Monday
for Sturgeon BAY, Wise, to spend the
vacation season with her brothers,
and sisters She will teach the Woods
school next year.
viii Stevenson, living about i've
miles north Of town, Is making some
valuable improvements to his resi-
dence, by raising the roof and making
q fun upper story.
For SALE Eggs from pure blood,
white face Spanish chickens, Fifteen
eggs for 81. Mrs. II. &. BENTON.
Both phones. Oregon, Mo.
IL. v. Denny has returned from a
visit with Platte county relatives: he
also, while away, attended the an
nual meeting Of the State Funeral
Directors Association.
Spray your apple trees with Ar
senate OF Lead and Lime-Sulfur So
luton. Murray n Moore have both;
good quality, low prices.
DR.. Evans, as councillor, Dr. W.
$. Wood, as delegate, and pr. W. G.
Proud attended the annual meet Of
ha st,ta Aadi,al A.sn.iot ION ,.,h;,l
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19

Mont Curry, with the Metropoli.
tan Street Railway Co., Of Kansas
City, was here over Sunday, the guest
OF his mother, brothers and sisters
his first visit home for over a year.
--Pimbley Roofing lays thirty in
ches to the weather, SO 1t Is not as
liable to sag or buckle as other Roof
ings do. 1t is fire resisting and wa
terprOof and will wear for years. A..
Tochterman carries complete stock
and sells 1t under an absolute guaran-
tee of satisfactory results.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19

u. q. Keaster has purchased the
Gladstone hotel, and IN the course Of
few weeks will again he In the ilO.
tel business.
Murray & Moore received a car.
load of spraying material this week.
u will he distributed from Oregon
Canning Co., plant.
Mrs. Gottleib Meyer. 81 the Grove
set' cement, has been enjoying n visi,
the past week with her brothers,
Jake and Fred Markt.
Mrs. T.. A. Hin, Of Fairfax. who
WAS called here by the illness and
death Of her mother, Mrs. Elixxileti b
kreek, returned home Monday of
this week.
I'll. NJ. Jeume and wife, Of Falls
City, Neb., guests Of u. l.. Everson.
Of Forest City, were all over here
Sunday, looking over our city, IN u.
lis auto.
Oregon Canning Co., Is ready To
contract with you for sweet corn
acreage. See l.. ]. Moore, Joe u.
Murray or Matt Filler: high price and
liberal contract.
Robert Montgomery and wife
have returned from their visit with
their son, Hiram aud family at skid
more, and also with Mound City rel
atives and friends.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19
ATTENTION.!

To all parties knowing themselves
10 I've indebted To me, kindly ask that
you call a, the shop and settle your
accounts at your earliest convenience.
Having taken q partner In the busi-
ness, II viii continue under the name
Of Wilson Bros. Thanking you for
past pat ronage, and assuring you the
fairest Of treatment and the best
work possible for us to do In the fu.
ture, Fam yours truly,
II. +. WILSON.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19

-Nev. Dickson was . st. Joseph
visitor Tuesday.
IT. o. Kreek had . fine COW to die
last week from milk fever"
See Ruley q Kuukel for the best
Rubber Roofing on the market.
Sweet Potato plants for sale at
Jonas Watson's. Mutual Phone.
-Lum Patterson WAS here Thurs.
day last In his spanking new auto
mobile.
Look at the assortment Of wall
paper at Phillips Drug Store, and get
prices before buying.
Mrs. Kate Campbell, Of Maitland,
has been spending the week with her
son, Roy, and family.
Milton Moore, Of Kansas City,
was here over Sunday with his par.
ents, L. ]. Moore and wife.
DIR. whitseil, eye and ear special.
list: sc corner 9Th and Edmond. st.
Joseph. Both Phones, 943.
Charley Patterson has been over
In Andrew county. the past week Wis
iting with his many relatives.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19
BERI 6. PIERCE.
DENTIST,
Oregon, Mo. s"s', !. !" \. q 3 = ! r. i'
Phones, Old ~. Mutual ~.

Mrs. W. &. Proud and Geneyieve.
and Miss Alice Spoerli were shopping
In st. Joseph Friday Of las, week.
STUDIO: Piano. Guitar. Draw.
ing and Painting Lessons.
FANNIE LOUISE REED.
Miss Cora Jones. an experienced
modiste, may he seen AZ the Hotel
Woodland pariors. Work guaranteed.
The irrepressible, II. II. T.. Kelly.
Of Maitland. was down on business
las, week and made US a pleasant
call.
Mrs. Cora Burgess and Bruce saw
Miss Billie Burke In 81. Joseph AT the
Lyceum Thursday evening Of last
week.
You will lind a big line Of wall
paper and prices as low as you can
buy any place. A. Phillips Drug
Store.
Tom HOwtien. Of Skidmore. repre-.
senting the Pimbley Paint Co.. made
us a pleasant call Saturday II last
week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19

--Seib Carson and wife St. Joseph
visitors last Friday.
See the fine line Of wall paper aS
Phillips Drug Store.
Fl. s. Rostock had business in St.
Joseph, Monday Of this week.
John King and Will Patterson
were In st. Joseph last Friday.
When dealing with our adver.
tisers please mention The Sentinel.
DR.. J. L. Hogan, Physician and
Surgeon, Forbes, Mo. Both Phone.
w. h. Davis, Of Kansas City, Is
making an extended visit in Oswega,
New York.
Judge Philip Schlotzhauer and
family drove to St. Joseph In their
car Friday OF last week.
Rev. Fred Kaltenbach, Of Kansas
City, has been visiting his Holt coun.
.ty friends the past week.
Mrs. Frank Petree and Mrs. Lucy
Petree visited with relatives In
Mound City over Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Petree, Of Paris, KY,
Is Waiting here, the guest Of her son,
Frank, and other relatives.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19
FOR SALE.

4 good. secondhand ouggy, S'nde-
baker snake. Just painted: In good
shape. Guy CUMMINS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19

The County Board OF Health was
In session Monday, and ordered quar-.
antine established at the homes OF
John Hornecker, Ed. Foster, John
Feuerbacher, VIII IlcKissick and Al.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19
J. E. NHITMER,
DENTIST.
PR0UD:eUlL0INc.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.


Robert hatch and Tom Curry
were In st. Joseph, on business, Tues
day OF this week.
Try the Mound City Paint, every
gallon guaranteed. Sold at
PHILLIPS DRUo STORE.
Wick and Ode Greene have COM
ple,ed a handsome job Of decorating
and frescoing al the Tim Fitzmaurice
home.
Mrs. bertha Markt, who has been
a very sick woman, Is now much i'm
proved and able to he up and around
again.
-Dr. Jonas Whitmer and Dan Ore
her. have each purchased q "Model
r." Ford touring car from the Reeves
agency.
Mrs. y. u. Irwin, Of Seattle.
Wash, Is here and will make an ex.
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. c.
u. Proud.
Miss Nell Graham Is now one Of
the Hello" girls AZ Mathis Gen.
trail" and We will Rt "pnrty' that
size will make good"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-05-19

bert Dreher, living east and southeast
Of Oregon, and q Dir. Elliot, north
some distance from Forest City; all
smallpox cases In very light form.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-05
Vacation ReckIessness.

1t is a queer psych biological study to
note how many reckless, unusual, Pc
ouliar, foolish things are done by per-
sons who are away on their vacations.
The central idea of the vacation is
rest and recreation; but how many va
cations actually amount to that? How
many more of them mean extra ex-
ertion, extra expense, extra fatigue
and and a hearty THANK God" when
it is all oyerI The man who has been
used to office work during l l months
imagines that he can get out and row
q boat a dozen miles, or climb
mountain. or tramp over a township
for the sake of shooting a bird. At
the end of the day the vacationist
finds himself exhausted and worse off
than he was before.
Outdoor exercise is most highly to
be commended. when taken safely
and sane1y. But it should not be over
done. 1t is never safe to take chances
with the ocean surf, with firearms.
with small boats. The exercise of
average intelligence will show the line
of demarkation between conservatism
and excess. But there are those who
intelligent enough under ordinary cir
cumstances, fail to exercise average
intelligence when they are on a va
cation.--Savannah News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-05

Although the Everest Enterprise is
conducted by a clergyman he gives adj
/ vance notices of the ball games to be
played in that town on Sundays.
| The right kind of news in the Buck
| I'm Banner from Pleasant Valley: Mr..
Bailey has purchased a new top buggy.
He says he is going to take his old
gal' out riding now.
Hurrah. A portion of Kansas is sure
| ly wet exelaims the Luray Herald,
and 1t Is particular to modify it's en-
| thusiasm by expIaining. but with
natures pure dampness.''
As an evidence that Kansas always
stands at the head, boasts the Engie-
wood Leader-TFibune, she had the
! greatest number of smallpox cases OF
any state in the union during 1909.
The announcement. Game postponed
| on account of rain" doesn't worry the
| farmers in the least, says the Abilene
Democrat. As a matter of fact they
are rather disposed to cheFtle over it.
Throwing rice and old shoes at the
| bride may be a harmless pleasantly If
the aim is poor, thinks the Abilene
democrat, but chasing the bridal pair
through crowded streets in automobiles
is going miles too far.
The latest report from our mean
man, says the Elk Falls Reflector, is
that he put up his wife's clothes pins
or package of O, s. smoking and told
her she could sew her clothes to the
line in case the wind came up.
Noting that frog skins have been
grated on the leg of a 5-yeaF-old hoy
IN st, Louis to cover a burn, the As
soeiate Editor of the Englewood Lead
er-Tribune remarks; That lad should
be able to make jumping record.
If a girl in Kansas has a, taste for
law and the capacity to learn, there is
happily no obstacle in the way Of her
2 n r4af-e fn 20
RupPenthal in the Luray Herald. She
is not shut out by the constitution as
happens just now to a brainy Georgia
girl VINO completed a law course in
school at Atlanta. Kansas is way
ahead yet on lots of things.
There seems to be something of a
personal scrap on between the editors
Of the Plainville Gazette and the Plain
Vile Times. And in the latest editorial
contribution of the Times, incident to
the fight, is this paragraph concerning
the editor of the Gazette: John got
sIung Tor once good and plenty, and
like animals of the Mustella puterieus
description, when similarly disturbed.
emptied his whole sac in our direction
But 1t didn't hurt US. 1t simply showed
what stuff he was made Of
Editor Kennedy. of the Beaver VAL
lev Booster, is the right kind of a hus-
band. His wife has just taken a posi-
ton as cashier in a bank at Cedar
Bluffs, Decatur county. Ia last weeks
issue of his paper Editor Kennedy
printed an excellent half-tone picture
of his wife and gave her an exceeding
ly complimentary send-off Some may
say this is throwing bouquets in your
own sanctum or footing your own
horn" he writes. And 1 don't think
she will thank me for this. But
want to say it while she is living and
not wait until death comes and some
cheap John of an editor gets the
honor"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-05
QUAKER MEDIrATIoNs.

lFrom the Philadelphia Record. IL
We seldom dote on a man when he
Is in his dotage ~
some people expect to be rewarded
IN heaven, and here, too.
Many man isn't popular sIrnoIv hs-
cause he hasn't the price
Some people vill lie abed All Ia
and then try TO lie out of it.
A pretty girl may not know much
but she always knows she's pretty.
From a social point of view a wall
mower Is a debttante who has been
nipped In the bud.
OF course, we are never too old n
learn The difficulty is that sometimes
we are too young.
Make the most of your opuort,,,i-
ties, but dent regard every other ,,a,
as an opportunity. Ai'''A
BIobbs-"Did he marry for 1--we
for money! 6lobbs-"Neither s;~,,r "
because he craved excitement.
Hook arduppe Just gave mo h..,-
that dollar he borrowed last we 80 = =
Nye-''What was the matter U,itb =.
counterfeit?' Ae'
"A burned child breads the g. >,
quoted the Wise Guy. "Perhars >, 80,
the Simple Mug, obviously, ah,,t tL slt
doesn't seem to prevent widowers f .alsLt
marrying again. from
Wigg-' Helloi old man. 7 nevar
you looking better" Waer-~ssr1~,SS saw
DO feel in pretty good shane, vo,s en. 1
I've been too busy this sumner =. see
away for rest" - 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-05
MeIds a Marriage.

Pinoehle, which has separated many
a happy couple has finally been adopt
ed by Cupid and made a first ieuJen-
ant of hearts. In Summit, N. j., TWO
pinochle players eourted Miss Catherine
OBrien. In another time she might
have sent her two knights out to bat
tie and bestowed her hand upon the
victor.
But in this age of wisdom, like the
astute young woman she is, she de-
cided the better pinochle player would
likely be the better provider, losi lg
fewer games, and thereby adding TO the
account in the savings bank
To James German and John Mines,
with maidenly modesty, she eonfded
her plan, gave them As cards, and told
them to play for her hand. They did,
while the gallery looked on
Mr.. German and Mr.. Mines are some
pinochle players. Mines played the well
known WassengeFber system, as applied
to two-handed pinochle. He cleaned up.
He then was permitted to present Miss
O'Brien with a diamond ring, and the
marriage license is to be taken ous next
month.
The bride, having been won at pin
oehle, it is predicted If Mines keeps
up his skill, there never will be any
complaints about long sessions after
narriage.-New York American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-05
HUEOR OF THE D<Y

The Highbrow-You have been in STRAIT
ford? Then you remember that passage
from Shakespeare Mrs. Richduick-No.
we didn't take it. We came bv anotber
route--Puck.
He.Ah, I know had the pleasure Of
meeting you before. Your name is Smith.
l believe? She fsweetly)-Weff. II used
~ pc smith two or three husbands ago
Variety Life.
The ShortstOp-Going to try out that
new boy for the team? CaptaiH-Ne. The
efysipelas and trigonometrieai. I kneU
Puck.
How do you hold on to your cook
Whiie you are away on your vacation~bv
paving her bonus to come back?'' mo
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
~ No one car, go wrong if he follows the
Ten Commandments, said the sincere
citizen. Yes replied Senator sorabS,m.
the only trouble about the Ten Com
mandments arises from the amendments
people try to tack on to them.''-W ash
ington Star
"0f course said Lord Luvvus. you
VIII ADMIT that there is a fascination
trimmed with gold braid. Perhaps re-
pied MISS Cayenne; .but after ali a man
is ike book, not to be judged by the
title or the binding. ''-Washingto star.
say, Lem, said a leng-haired farr,s-
..Jolllis INTO the door of the barber shon
ah lom b bo9q kin yer cut my hair?'' IN
All right, he said and departed ~ q
Few minutes the door opened again. sGav
Lem. asked the farmer, sun time e.
sea''ueF'' success Magazine.
IS an airbrake a necessary adiu,,+ -
Ly1ng machine?" asks the PbiiadeI1
phla Record mo, The machine sIwsvs
~, ntoP 3s. Wnen II hits the ground. brake or
no brake buffalo Express.
= suppose" said the city man. "tbera
are are some queer characters around an cid
many" admitted the native. fswbars 9 ~
hotels fill up. Louisville Courier-Journ'asiI7
You don't know what that's a n,ct,,r.
Of I renrnes SAID saI Mrs. Lasping in tone
o. e. eptool, Gu ought to read vo,11-
aHclent history more. That is the teS,yia
OF blnah at Emphasis. "-Chioaeo Trsbe
=, Comedian-Is your play stiu rur.,-.
nra,gealan-No; but the manager is"Es.,'
eryeody's Weekly. 's'-A'V-
What are you looking 90 so,ar,,,
a LOO Both my daughters are NAY
req and gone away" ssIdIctTv tieL
30, noth my daughters are married ana hi aIa
not gone way."-Houston Post 's''N "sNs
The Ideal Cembination.-Bake r-Ts t,,.,-
restaurant well patronized9 Harl<sr ei lsa-
{ss! Ihey have meals with their music -,
- WAT do you think Of the plot AL
ed the theater manager THAT si,st
plot, replied the man who had paid 81
washington Star. l SS' -