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The Washington herald., 1911-08-05

New York, Aug. 4-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
There is still considerable irregularity
in trade conditions, due to cautiousness
and fears of crop damage, but basic con-
ditions and the advance of the year tend
to work for a little further improvement.
Where cereal crops are the main
stays, conservatism reigns. partly be-
cause of too much rain close to spring
wheat harvest time, poor oats crop pros
poets, and impaired corn crop conditions.
Even in the South, the Carolinas, for
instance, severe drought has caused a
suspension of operations in textile mills,
and water has been carried from a dis
tance to afford some relief. Retail trade
in seasonable goods Is quiet, though
clearance sales are general. Commodity
prices. particularly for cereals, have
worked toward higher levels, primarily
because of poorer crop prospects. do
mestic and foreign. Wheat, corn. oats.
hogs, cattle, eggs, butter, potatoes, and
cotton are all dearer
In the iron and steel line. trade keeps
up. and the outlook seems to be i'm
proving. but price cutting is still visible
on sheets. plates, and bars. Collections
range from slow to fair.
Business failures for the week ending
August were 20S, against 23S last week
and l66 in the like week of 1910"
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below for large lots job
berS' prices are higher
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. ls: West Virginia
and Southwest Virginia. lsalsii; Tcnnesse. Ii.
BUTTER-Cr2arncry. fancy. 2a29; Western Hrsts
27aL5 seconds, oca97.
CHEESE-New York State factory. new. l3ali1.
POULTRY-Chicksns. small per ID, Is; large
l6 hens. III. l2al3: roOsters. per ID. sag; tur
keys per h., l8a2
DRESSED POCLTRY-Hens. choice, per lb
Is; chickens, l6al7; ROSTERS per lb.. 10.
vEGETABLES-Potatoes. new. No. /. per bb.,
3Sai00; No. ., rcT bbl., loOal25; sweet IN. ca
TT b5l. i.50a50o; vans IN. c.. rer bbl., 40a4 30
clcumbers. PER basket. 25a5O; cabbages. Per bbl.
l75a2.25; eggplant. crate. l.5Oa2C0 lettuce. New
York. per basket. Gals cymlinss per bbl.. 5os75
string beans per bbl 4.Ooa500; TrFrars. per crate
locals; green peas Per bbL. 60a750: tomatoes
homegrown SacG: green com. homegrown, PEI
doz. 12s25.
GREEN FRUITS-Apple, per bb l.ooaioD
oranges California per box. 4oGa5.oo; Florida. 4.oOa
40; lemons. per box. 325e40o; grape fruit per box
iGa5D: pnrapTles. IGa375; water1nelons loa35
plums. 20Ca2.75 i-r crate: cantaloupes. Per crate
North Carolina. 5JaI.75; Coan River 5oal.oo; home
grown. lcca2Oo peaches. per crate. 275aiCO.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. /. "A oOa
$50: No. 2. DUa2}5o: mixed hay, IsO0aZ2 OO
straw rye bundle IoOOal0 80: machine thrash 10,
500; straw. wheat. per ton 65asOO: straw oat. PEI
ton. 7.casOO.
LIVE sToCK-sheep. per ID. 2sass; lambs
spring. Per ID. 5t4a6; calves. choice Per lb 7IsaS
medium, Ier ib. ~.
GRAIN-Whea:. new. Pc bushel soas6; corn
shelled old. per bushel I5as0; ear. per bbi
4OGii.2j; cats. Western white. No. 2 per bu-
ssa5l; oats. mixed. per bushe i7ai9 bran. per ton
20: mddlings. per ton. 800
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed. free oi
burrs. per h.. 25s5; wool. unwashed, per H.. As2
hides. green. per ID. o. hides. dry. l5al6; saltet
hides. H., 10; calfskin. grcen each. LGal.5O
SEEDS-Red clover, per bu.. llOOall.25: alske
clover. per biShcl, ll.ooal2oo; white clover. re
bIshc l500als.oo: crimson clover 7Ga7.o5: timothy
s o. Hu,shA llal n. fcy
grass 00al50o per 100 lbs alfalfa, per bI.. 10 Oos
1880
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
ANACOSTIA.

Funeral services for Mrs. Susan F.
Stewart, wife of Thomas J. Stewart,
whose death occurred Thursday at her
residence, 2242 Chester street. Anacostia,
will be held tomorrow. The death Of
Mrs. Stewart removes one of the Oldest
colored residents of this section OF the
District, she having resided at the above
address for thirty-two years. She was
eighty years of age at her death and
had been sick for long time. She and
her husband were both at one time
slaves and moved to the District short
" after the war. Her husband, an
aged employe of the government, and
one brother, Isaac F. Norman. OF Falls
Church Va, survive her. They had no
children.
NJ gill Readmond, Thomas Leonard,
Oscar K. Osterman, and James Severan
are making plans for the formation or
q young mems club among the menu
bers OF st. Teresa's parish, in Anacostia-
1t is proposed to use the large hall at
St. Teresa's parochial school for indoor
athletic events, and several dances prob
ably will be given in the same hall. Rev.
Charles NJ. Bart, pastor, has given his
sanction TO the move and VIII help IN
perfecting the organization.
It will be n jolly party OF men thar
leave on the Baltimore boat this even
ing from Anacostia, 10 spend week OF
fishing at Piney Point. Md. James w.
hartley is In charge OF the party. and
besides him, II will include BENJAMIN
Edwards, n. B. Scott, S, X. Miller, DIR.
r. A, Pyles, r. C. Tilghman, J. Paul
Green, George B. Bury. and ciAssft
Hayden.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
A Work for Newsboys.

At a recent meeting OF the executive
committee of the Gospel Mission, located
at IA and PIG John Marshall place, ac-
ton was taken looking to the organiza-
ton Of a committee on work for news
boys" and Z. w. Crump, a news
boy, who sells papers at the corner Of
Fifteenth and F streets, was appointed
chairman of the committee. Mr.. Crump
is q lame newsboy, being compelled to
use crutches. His interest in the mission
is very great. He has already subscribed
and paid s. toward the building enter
prise, and has subscribed another S. The
executive committee voted that a large,
pleasant room be set apart for the news
boys use, where they can spend a So
cial hour under the best influences. The
executive committee desires to furnish
their room so rs to make 1t attractive,
and hopes that the public will be inter
ested to assist in their behalf. splen-
did new system of plumbing and four
additional fire escapes have been in
stalled in the new mission home, and
the building is gradually approaching
condition of fitness for the work in
hand. About $500 has been expended in
repairs. and about as much more will
be required
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
CIGARETTE THIEF
GETS IL MONTHS

For stealing two boxes OF cigarettes,
Douglas Tonstall. staIwart colored
youth, will spend the next twelve months
In a correctional institution.
Clayton Richard, 1444 Thirty-fourth
street northwest. and William W. Wade.
3GiS Prospect avenue northwest, appear
ed against young Tonstall in the Juve-
rile Court yester lay afternoon. The boy
had been arrested on two other occa-
sions, and one Of the probation officers
ci the court reported that the younsster
was a terror to the neighborhood in
which he lived. In view Of Tonstaii 8
previous record and the evidence against
him, Judge De Lacy committed the boy
to the care OF the Board Of Children s
Guardians, to be placed in the Colored
Industrial School.
Yesterday was Judge De Lacy's last
day at the court until he returns Tom
his three weeks vacation. During his
absence from the Juvenile tribunal, Judge
Thomas H. Callan, of the Municipal
Court, will occupy the bench
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations Furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
! ing.
New York, Aug 4-Yesterriay's market advanced
! 10 level Of nearly 81 bale higher than prices
| which ruled carly in the week. A reaction set in
| after this. which caused loss Of about half Ct
| tho Improvement. Such fluctuations have rarely
he-'n witnessed in trading. and the result Of
| the highly speculative character Of the selling
| movement which pecsded the government report.
| Every operator who could command the nerve and
| the money sold cotton short last week. or when
| the government cpdtiOn' report was announced on
| "wednesday. This was because conditions warrant
| crop destiHies Of over Il 800 coo bales and the
government figures sustained these estimates. The
contract market however. depends on actual de-
! lveries, and in the trading since the report it
became evident that large spot dealers and sTecu-
lators confident OF being able to force the
short interest to which appears to have been
accomplished.
There was no change Of Importance in weather OF
! crop news to-day. For the past ten days cundi-
| tions have been avorable, though rather moro rain
| ha, fallen in sections than required. and
insect damage has been for this reason moro gen
| orally reported. The crop deteriOrated most dur
| ing August The smallest deterioration IN that
month would average about points. Being in
fruit and heavily loaded. the plant Is more vul-
| nerable 10 climatic Influences Nothing more than
normal loss IN producing capacity has yet taken
place Ths market opened with something like a
| bear panic
| The August and septrrber shorts were heavy
buyers during the forenoon, and realizing sales
continued in heavy volume The strength Of Liver
pool, however. discouraged selling, and reports OF
heavy rain in sections Of the cotton belt attracted
outside buying. During the late afternoon the
| market collapsed for lack Of buying power from
the short interest, which had been the main sup
port during the early trading. break in the
stock market also inspired selling pressure on Wall
street houses. August sold for r5. September
T43, October and December at ll-36. and January
| at 1l2o which was a loss Of over 10 points from
| the high level Of the morning.
Liverpool futures closed finn at from sli5 to eS1
points net gain for the day. Manchester cabled
yarns quiet and firm; in cloths the higher prices
checks business Sales of lcOo Of spot cotton were
reported from Liverpool to-day at 2 points advance,
sd for middling The Liverpool exchange will be
closed tomorrow and Monday.
Today's weather map was generally cloudy and
unsettled for the cotton belt Similar conditions
r-nu}erd Tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
.ales-Resular call. II O'Clock noon:

Sales-Resular call. II O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction IS. 500 at IL.
Washington Railway Electric IS. Sm at %.
Potomac cons. IS. $1,000 at lr2, sl.OJ at lO2.
Norfolk Washington Steamboat IS, $50 at lO''
$50 AZ I05.
Washington Railway Electric COM. q at Az
at 4iT q at AZ. Is at ~. 80 at AN, 100 at
49, 100 at Az. 100 at ~. q at Al. AZ IA
l0n at A. q at 4fa. % at A%
Washington Railway & Electric pfd., 10 at 81. s
at sl4
Washington Gas. q a. ss.i Is at So. at s57..
81 az SS+ 100 at SFs- 50 at sSfs, 80 at sos'
at g.
Georgetown Gas. 10 az Is.
Mergenthaler. 10 at 25f'4. 70 at IS
Columbia Title 10 a. AZ.
After call-Wsshington Gas. 100 at 81 Cotyer 6l.
30 at 50 Dryer co.
Lanston, 10 at s5li. 20 at e6t. q at aa.a. % at
81
Potomac ems S. s. coo at loz
Following prices were posted yesterday:
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New York. Aug. 4-WHEAT-Less active. Good
export business reported at the West No. North
spring. arrive. f. o. b.. LIS; No. red, new.
(. b.. 96'4; No. mhcaroni. I. o. b. L0Sit; No.
Manitoba (. o. b., LOO Exporters took nothing.
New No. 2 red sold 1000 bushels at sas5 c. i. f.,
export basis.
CORN-Firm hut dull. Steamer Il. export bass
No. +. b.. ~; No. 2, elevator, domestic. ia
Exporters took nothing.
MILLFEED-F Firm fer city. but dull for Western.
Spring bran. 2i5O; standard middlings 1855: West
ern red dog. 5000: winter wheat bran, in lppound
sacks TO arrive .. 30: city bran, in bulk. 2i.oo
OATS-Steady: trading slow. No. 2 white, tS;
No white. q standards, iIh, elevator basis
white on track. sIa5lIt. New oats. Saisls.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York Aug. 4.-In the live stock market to-
day steers were steady. Choice fat bulls and COWS
firm to shade higher; others steady. Steers. 45oa
$50: bulls 4.o0a5.25; cows. 20Oa4s5. Dressed beef
in fair demand at Sal0l4. including Texas beef at
Sasa.
CALvES-Stcady. Veals, 7.OOas.5o; crills, 52ja
500: Western calves, ASH Dressed calves firm; city
dressed veals. llal5 country dressed. si7al3.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheep dull; lambs steady.
Medium to good sheep 3.COa2.50; lambs. 5.5a7 90;
culls. 42. Dressed mutton slow at 6as; dressed
lambs. eall: home-dressed. Ilsal2t.
HOGS-Steady; heavy to hght-weights, 5.4oa7.6o.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimor~ Aug 4-BUTTER-Crsamey. fanG'
pef Ih, 2sa2sis: do. choice. lb, Baa; do, good.
nsy III asaaS: imitation ID, aaz2: do. print lh,
SaS; do, blocks, 2iac7; lndle ID. Is: Maryland
and Pennsylvania rolls. h., II; Ohio rolis ID. y
West Virginia rolls, ID. II: storeracSed, ID.
Msyvi.nd Virginia. and Pennsyivania dairy prints.
ID. II; process butter. h., as22h.
LIVE PoULTRY-Sprns chickens. iarss. ID. 10
do, maii to medium. Is; old hera heavy ID. u;
do. small to medium u; old roostes. lb. D; duckA
youns white Pekina fat ID. y: do, young muS
COW and mongrel. h.. II; do. puddle. lhrse. ID.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
ChiIIum Castle Heights

High altitude, with cool breezes, trees:
convenient. Lots. II cents a foot: easy
terms. We furnish funds to purchasers
20 build with. Take 9th, st. cars to
Longfellow ST.. walk east to Rlnir road.
our automobile service ut your disposal.
WASHINGTON LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, SIG l4th st, NV, Il. j. Nor
gan, sales manager. 'Fhone NJ. a549.
2In-tf
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Aug. 4.-Morey call to-day aver
aged 2ss per cent Time money was. II anything
q little easier. Rates: 24a3 per cent for sixty days
3a3I4 for ninety days; y4aSl2 for four months. and
14a3!s foI five six and seven months.
Mercantile paper taken moderately here and
elsewhere. Rates. 4afI for sixty TO ninety DAYS
Inducements; 4aiis for choice four To six months
single names and ~ for others.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
Georgetown Gas Skyrockets.

GEORGETOWN Gas followed It's rise Ur
Wednesday with another ten-point ad-
vance on one sale yesterday. Wednes-
day, after browsing for weeks around
100, the stock moved up to lis, with l23
offered for more. and 200 asked. Yes
terday ten shares sold for 125. and the
asking price remained at go.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
Washington Gas Active.

Washington Gas jumped into the lime
light and showed good strength and &C
tivity. In all 452 shares changed hands
at prices ranging from S. J-8 to 50.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05

IL spring ducks. lbs. and over. per h.. Is; pig
ecns. old, pair. 20; do. young pair. l5a30; guinea
fowl old. l ID. and over. 81 each.
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania, and nearby
frsts loss oa. l9is Eastern Shore. Maryland. and
Virginia. loss of. l9l2 Western frsts Ohio. loss
Of. l9It; West Virginia hrsts l94; Southern.
Moth Carolina. OF. lsalS4; guinea, per dozen.
$40
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
FIN NCIAL GOSSIP

With a large and diversified business
and an exceptionally strong demand in
several issues the closing session of the
week of the Washington Stock Exchange
awOke general interest yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
RAILWAY Common Leads.

In point of activity Railway common
led the market. showing good strength
Selling mostly in lots of from 50 to 100
shares, 655 shares changed hands in the
course OF the trading. The selling start
ed at A IA and worked slowly up to "A o-S
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
All Issues Strong.

Practically all issues sh owed strength.
but in point OF interest Georgetown Gas,
Railway common. Washington Gas. and
Nergentl aler led the field.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs o..
members Of the Chicago stock EIchanse. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago, Aug. 4-Wheat was strong to-day on
ccnfrmaticn Of rust In Western Canada and re-
ports Cf damage to the Russian crop. September.
9lS.aa1k; December, eTaeTls: May. H2al02A.
Corn was of Sa& on hquidations by longs. who
had paper profits. September, 65s; December, s.
May. 65h.
Oats were strong in sympathy with wheat and on
speculative buying. September. ~; December, Is;
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NerrenthaIer Continues Gain.

Mergenthaler continued its steady ad-
vance, although there was nothing sem
sational in 1t. Two quotation lots were
sold the first at 234 9-4 and the second
at 225
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGS

New York. Aug 4.-Bank clearings IN the United
States for the week ended August aggregate
s., $1,000 against s. a6 Sb 900 last week and
5000 J6 O0O in this week last year. Canadian clear
ngs aggregate S3662l 600, against s3Sl6O 900 last
week and SlS, ,03l 600 in this week last year. Fol-
lowing the returns for this week with percent
ages Of change from this week last year:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
lrrs Of the New York Stock Exchange. HlbbS
Building.
Call morev opened at 2H.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Poster, are socaIlcd because In former times
the footraths and roadways Of London were sepa-
rated by lines Of posts on which IL wsa ths custom
20 paste announcementA
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Eiobs %,
members Of the Ns< Yorx Stock EIcharge. HIbo'
The Washington herald., 1911-08-05
NEW YORK GRAIN.

.Ex dividend II per cent
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-12-07
Milwaukee, Oraha Die
vSehO m6fi DvOiim LOktom

Tyndallska Tribuna minulS IT,
den delsfm clanku poryvnava ce
ny ma dovozu uhli ktere zeleznice
Milwaukska eta ma linii mezi
Yankton a Mitchell mezi Yank.
ton a Platte. Tax ku pfikladu oh
chodnfci uhlf v Tyndall plat
frejtu 50 95 "a dovoz tuny uhlf z
dolI v Iowa. We scotland plati
SO rs "a tn samou sluzbu Gill 70
cent? meme. V Tabofe platf So.
35 cili 60 cent? vice neil We Scot
land. V Avon plati jake v 1yn-
dali, kdezto We Wagner uz must
platit 50. 10 a v Platte dokonce So.
25. Ma rozdil cd toho veskere
mesta ma Mitchell linii platf stej
nou cenu 1925 "a dovoz tuny uh-
II, vyjma Yankton kde plati 50. O5.
To Sc t5ka mekkeho uhli.
Ia dovoz tuny tvrdeho uhli Scot
land platf so 80 tunu Chicago,
Duluth neto Milwaukee, kdezto v
Tabofe platf 50. Tyndall So. 10,
v Avon So. 40, We Wagner So. so, a
to Sc stupfiuje az Platte platf SO
70. Yankton platf So 70. Yank-
ton platf 50 Is 20 doyoz tuny tyr
deho uhli, vsecky mesta dalsf ma
hlavni hnii j v Mitchell platf stej-
nou cenu 50 80. Il teto lie vid9ti
Re obchodnici ma Platte linii must
platit mnohem vice ma dovozu
neil obchodnfci ma hlavni linii me
ri Yankton a Mitchell Snad by
Sc to NELL wifi donutit, Dude
Ii mono drShu by Gitala die VIDA
|enosti. Tezko je rozumeti proc
Scotland plsti o 80 az 70 cent? me
ne ma tune uhlf nezli Tyndall az
ODE mesta cd dolG anebo odkud
uhlf objednajf jsou We stejne VIDA
lenosti. Draha Sc vymlouva, ze
Platte linie jest trochu stranou a
tudiz must vice cftat. Jak Sc to
vysvetlf Sc to newt, nebot POOLE O.
bou linii je stejne NEST, a stejne
mnozstvf rdzntch dovozn Sc kona,
eli dovoznf pomery jsou stejne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-12-07
Fotografie.

Oznamuji vefejnosti. ze zhoto-
vuji fotografie venkovni; jake o.
bydli, fanny, atd., pax syatebnf
skupiny, a fotografe zemfelych.
Kdo ma stare rodite nema jejich
obraz mhze lie dati fotografovat v
jejich obydlf a staff tito Tide Sc
nemusi plahotit do n,esta. Portre-
ty mcclellan, p"neyst nen'am mist
most, ale mann hmysl neco podnik-
nouti, j. A. Dvofak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-12-07

Opet upozorhujem lidi kteff
hodlaji zaslati penize "a objednane
zbozi anebo jinak, Re bankovni
smenka je nellacinejsfm, nejiistej-
Sim a nejpffhodnejsfm zpnsobem
vyiizeni zaIezitosti. Name tipl-
nf seaman vsech smenek Mani W.
danfch. take kdyby Sc nektera
ztratila doprave zkrze postu ane
no jinak, snadno Sc vyhotovi jeji
drplikat Mimo toho dame ma
kazdou rezft. Vsecky smenky
ienz vyhotovime pfijdou nam zpet
pc vyplacenf my je pax uloaime
osoba ktera zmenku koupila, v
padu Re by potfebovala dIkaz, Re
zmenka by la vyplacena osobe jiz
byla zaslana, snadno takovy dGkaz
nasich knih a zaznami obdrzf.
Dole uvadfme k porovnanf poplat-
KY jez citsji Sc ma poste nebo ex-
presu citame my:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-12-07

pfivezl parody jelenf. Snelil nam
re v onom parku jsou nescetne
houfy losn. jeIenn a jine zv&fe les
nj a vsecky druhy medvedn, mimo
bileho polarniho m6dveda. Vodo-
tryskn jenz metajf vafici stude-
nou do vysky nekolik set stfevic1
ie tam mnoho a jine neoby cejne
pfirodnf zjevy ktere uvadf pozoro
vatele do 1divu. Pan NovAk Sc
zde zdrzf jeste nekolik dnf a pax
poiede do Kansas.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-12-07

Zdejsf Mercantile Co. Dude Cd
byvati v5stsvu kamen potfnaje II
prosince a konticf 16 pros behem
niz budou okazovati jak kamna
druhu Penninsular PRAGUE. Bu-
dou ma mich peel pecivo kavu a
a pfedlozovot vyrobek SWIM "a
kaznikIm Gplne zdarma.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-12-07

Oznnmujf SWIM dluzniknm, re
Tho ledna budu potfebovati vetsf
sunni penez a tudfz je zadam by
do onoho dne obnosy povihne zap
ravili "a cez Jim budu povdecen.
James Kulis.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-12-07
Farna Ma PrOdej.

Pekna farma, 240 akrI dobry-
mi stavbami 4 mile zapadne cd Ia
bora. SIS "a akr Haste Sc u
j. A. Wagner Tabor, S. D.,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-12-07
DOMAC( zPRAVY.


Josef vaith Sc navr6til v ponde-
II re sve navstevy v Yankton.
an Rokisek a jeho manzelka
byli v Yankton v pondelf.
Pr Fahy 2 Emery. matka pi
Loesove je zde navstevou
Mouka 2 tdborskeho ml5na ma
prodej u Vlasak Straka
Pr Petra Loose Emery je zde
navstevou u syna M. J. Loose.
Zdejsi mlynafi stavi mastal "a
mi fnem jenz bude 1924.
Pi. Jana Kudrny a deti byly
navstevou v Tyndall pies nedeli.
Mame ma prodej mo Hunting II,
stitky, 10 x IA palcich velikosti.
Sehral isem. balohubfho bttka,
6 mesfcG stan eho. Gustav Kota-
lik.
Josef Hruska a Josef Black by
Ii v Yankton IN obchodem V soho
tn.
7. V. Ptsk jeho manzelka 2
Tyndall hyli zde navstevou We
stfedu.
Josef Kudrna a jeho manzelka
cd Yanktcn jsou zde navs,evou u
Jana Kudrny.
lohn f. Hruska So navratil v
1terf navstevy pfatel u Lake
Andes.
Frank Kokes a jeho manzelka
byli navst9you v Dante minulou
sobotu.
SleGna Ludmila Hambergrova
byla navstevou v Dante minulf
patek.
Frank Kokes ST., jeho manzel-
ka byli navstevou u Lake Andes
n zaGatku t}dne.
Josef Simon pfestal pracovati u
Al Krsfiaka Dante pfijel domG
minulou sobotu.
G. G. Blachnik cd Scotland a je
no manzelka byli zde navstevou
n, zacatku ttdne.
Pr. A. A. BIachnika byla nav
stevou Tyndall II sve matky, pi
Wagnerove pres nedeli
Chas. Parker Highmore sem
pfijel We stfedu Sc zasflkou stada
dobytka z Wagnerova renee.
Frank Straka Lake Andes a
jeho manzelka byli zde navstevou
ku konci minuleho t5dne.
Frank Wurtz a ieho manzelka
bSli navstevou u lana Wurtze V
Tyndall minuly patek
Zamyslite- Ii stavet male nell
velke, dejte vJpotet }. II. Queal.
usetfime yam penize.
Louis Hakl zasfIal karu vepfn
do Sioux City v 1terf a Goprova.
eel zasilku.
Sebral jsem cerneho vepfe, 60
Iiber. Mattel jej obdrzf pc zap
Iaceni STRAIT. Jan Hamburger.
Pi. Franka Hefmonka cd Ged
des byIa gle navstevou u pfatel
minulf tfden tez pfedplatila ns
tento cascpis.
Josef F. Pavlis odjel v pondeli
do Sc ptland kde Dude pracovati '
kvvarne Gusty Grooze. PrgcoyaI
zde u Jas. Kulise.
Name velkou zasobu tervenScb
cedrovJch slodpd, American dra-
toveho plotu ostnaleho dratu.
[. V. Ptak.
Fir Uherkovi We stfedu zabil
vlae peknou kobylu Iii nChy
zvife melo pferazene a muscle by
ii zabite.
Frank Kubal Sc navratil minu
lou sobotu Omahy kde Sc male
zal v nemocnici asi mesfc. Mel
iakSsi neduh zaludecnf a pfijel O.
pine zdrav, coz kazdeho test