The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-08-07
Wela Bros. buy eggs. Adv
For square deal, good lumber. and
how prices. come to ]. H. Queal Co.

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low prices. come to ]. H. oueal Co.
n Charlie Hokusek bought motor
cycle on which he will deliver mail
on route 81 He will give It thorough
test as soon as he learns all the tricks,
such as falling OFF into a ditch In the
most graceful manner, running over
\ chickens la mode, etc.
Al dance will be given on the farm
Of Chas. Souhrada, Sunday, August
10. Music by Dyoracek Bros orches.
ira Everybody IS Invited to attend
A game Of ball between married
men Of Tabor and Beaver Greek
4 will be played in the afternoon.
The Tabor ball team played against
Gingsbury at that place last Sunday
and won snap victory. The score
was 2S to 4. which shows that the
game was strictly one.sided affair.
Joseph Kocer had a misfortune last
Sunday evening while milking COW.
The critter would not behave and
aroused the ire Of the mixer, who
dealt the COW a severe blow with his
fist, but unfortunately struck the
bony part Of the animal and broke one
of the bones Of the forearm. DR.
BIezek is now taking care OF the frac.
ture.
Frank O'Leary and his family and
Mark Bodine drove over In an auto
mobile last Sunday from Woonsocket
for snort visit with Mrs. Bodine who
is sister Of Mr.. o'Leary.
A deal was closed one day last week
whereby Joseph Turek Of Tyndall be-
comes half owner and partner In the
store Of =. M. Petrik For this rea-
son the closing out sale going on for
some time Is discontinued. Mr.. Turek
ID well known here and Is business
man Of much experience. He will
move to.Aown with his family soon
and make Tabor his home. Jack Malis
of Tyndall was assisting while invoice
was taken of the goods. -.. .. ..
Frank Janda arrived here from Chi
oago Monday for a weeks visit with
his parents in town Mr. Janda owns
a large clothing store there and is do
Ing good business.
]. A. Wagner and J. A. Dvorak were
at Utica on business last Saturday.
At a regular monthly meeting of
the Tabor Commercial club held last
Friday, dates for the Old Settlers
reunion were decided upon, Friday
and Saturday, September and g.,
making the celebration two day af-
fair. The committee is now busy So
liclting funds and securing attrao-
tions. Nothing will be too good for
Tabor at this celebration and one Of
the greatest crowds from all parts is
expected.
Mrs. J. ]. Wagner and children
arrived here Sunday for short
visit, 5a.@7 ).
Miss Anna Hanzl, niece of J.
A Dvorak, arrived here from
Chicago for q visit. s.
DR.. and Mrs. F. M. Blezek left
Wednesday morning for Creigton
Neb., for a short visit with relat-
ives. w..
The game of ball played at
Springfield Wednesday morning
between Tabor and Wagner was
won by the latter nine, the score
beinging / and 3. 81:
Mrs, J.J. Noll visited relatives
at Tyndall Tuesday. 4
Frank Maruska, Chas. Hampl
and Joe Kokrhal, farm hands who
have been working here for some
time, left for Lidger, N. d. Tues
day for harvest work. They in
tend to return in'about a month.
Less Taploea Now
Tapioca is dearer owing to the fact
that large. areas formerly devoted to
It's planting In the Straits Settle ments
are now being used for rubber plant
Ing" While we were still IN the
nursery Unregistered vow never to
eat tapioca pudding when we were
once In a position to order our own
meals. and this information leaves us
cold. -I.cngcn Globe.