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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18

H. D 70 Few o York and poTS aoo :, Co. With lis
''s'.Ds' iBs . i bt.T pd ssr 81 % NOon Ls
& Co. In ballast. Bar Al IS m
Munplace. sagua Oct !. CsrdenU and hnansn
II. 10 hunson As Line. with sugar. Bar at AS
Nordlsnd DAM, M,t.nrn Oct Q. 10 Munson IS
Line. With sugar Bar AZ IN.
Colon. Crisiobal Oct II. 10 Panama r n SIS Line
with % passengers. mES and Indse Bar al o;.o
Kyndam. Dutch. Rotterdam sept 40 Kirkr,ll
Oct and Falmouth g. 70 Holland America Line
With 81 hrst. foI second eAb!n ana IL shs'axe
virrnis (Fr). Bordeaux Sept 2s and Cor,nn. 80.
10 Compagnie Generate Trsnsausntiquo with -
cabin and 236 sbcrage Passengers and Indse. Bar
Currier M,anras OF IL. to Hculdsr Weir d
BOYD. with molsss.s. Bar at 40 p IN.
Mama Hsts. baltimore. quar- at $50 m.
Prins willsm Dutch. Cadenas. quar- at sI
JAMESTOWN Newport New, and Norfolk. to Old
Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and Indse Quar-
ssratoga. Havana Oct Il. to New York and
Cuba Mall S Co. with lsl passengers and md's
Apschs. Jastson,ine Oct u and Charleston is.
TO Clyde Sc Go. with passengers and mdse. quar-
" queen May Br,. Bordeaux Oct :. to Norton.
LILY Co IN bsilsft. Bar az 2.lo m
- City o 81 Louis. sayan1sh OCT - 70 Ocean IS
III Sud. Galveston Oct II. 70 Southern Picinc
Co Win lnd,s Quar- at sag m. ..u. G. r.
with mdsc Quar- al $50 IN.
Neches. Galveston oct IL 10 Mallory rs Co
with Passenger and mise. Quar- a. 80 a
PErfQuo tHaytisnl. Port au- Pines July II,
Guantanamo Sept 20 and Norfolk oct IS. 70 bod
& E-sioyd. with logwond. Bar al 20 n.
Flondsn. Philadelphia Oct 10. 10 the American
Hawaiian IS Line. ia ballast quar- az 30 m
Arcs Castle OBJ. Beir, Aus 81. Natal Sept 5;
Ess, London :. Dessoa Bay C.pc Town II and
- Lucia oct 8. 20 Union Castle Line. with ndss
Bar AZ p m.
Lucia Oct 9. 10 Norton. Lilly & Co. with mdse
Bar a. m
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk TO Old
Dominion 81 Co. with passengers and mdse. Quar-
atilJ
SAILED
Tyler Norfolk and Newport News; Radiant.
Tampico. BALTIC (Nor). Cadiz: Bankdale (Br).
Marseines; Madison. Norfolk and Newport News;
Clifton Brl. La Pallicei ienspe Ch.rleston and
Jacksonville. FL Monte, New Orleans. Fl SOL Gal
weston. Petra (Norl. Chester: Inca. Macoris sta
vlngeren fNor). Tsmpico. Delaware. Philadelphia;
Harlem OBJ. HAVE; Arc tNorl, Glasgow. Strath-
airly lBrl. Brisbane.
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JOHN D. CALDWELL. Secretary.
CHICAGO and North Western Railway @
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


q Ef,s1say. ssH YORK. hepisnher g. 1919.
NJ E>sfJ - DlfecfDfs - NJ Arzoor11 CDyyef
Ninnk fD11prry hss dseisFfd dividend n Two
Dollars 90 D1j pr shsfs UDo1 ~ Cspitsl htDck
a. ps raf ,s'ge ~ 40 - share payable o.
s0,sfat<r n. 1915 " ne hoidsrs - such shares
II rsoor1 q, 49, elos< - bDfinsss at ~ o'ciock
fs1a o. SATURDAY. Oefofsf n. 1919.
Tfs diy<snf IL Dsya1is nh uDyr he 80
sf0.t inn which u.s CtyitSl Bt>,t IL ii
MID.
AL st1<sfDl1srs vim hss. M eonrsrf.l uisr
fsl1fngs int> mares ~ 90 par rsius siloUid ~
% v1rny, asisy n o,1stl nat ihsy may 'sosi's
usif clyscs,1 pfoaDty.
A ~ BKLfg. secfs,sy
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

'' V.ncouTs. and 1ictoria B, C'J@Niasn.. oa ~
Ra NAN .'."..-.'.. W., $3.50 Oct 2,
fsncci.cetMP,rs. Msra ..... wa. Oct 2s
Guam (ua San Franci,ool-t 3 Transport. Nov
Tahiti, Msruuesas. Cook Islands. New zes-
land and Australia Except wesp. t'ia san
L. .l..oL-
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Bonds
Open. High. Low. Last

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
$4,000 Cons Arr SIN. as so as at
$1,000 'C'den&C n ss.1o2II to2Ha to2Xs to2H
5000 'Mdv Steel 5s osIa ssZ esls osIR
1900 Russ 6ils " 1o1 1o1 1oO34 i0oA
$4,000 'Sinclair OIL Gs ss ssIs SO os12
unlisted. tS,lls cents per share.
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Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices, compared
with those of q year ago:
New York: YESTERDAY A year ago
L,. steers best leo n s..u
Dressed beei sides.
ID. .....,........ III q rs 10 q .I4m
h. ...'.......... eco aIs-o 300 eI2so
III ......-....... is q .7oh IA @ .lsh
Live ewes. 100 b.. $50 q 80 SIS q 500
LOO loo h. ban .. PRIME @lO.@ $50 500
Dressed mutton. ID. 10 q rs .0e q In
Dressed lambs, b.. rs o. ~ W q .lth
Hog. good. 100 ID. 1000 q - $50 q b65
Dressed hogs. bacon. $500 ~
10. ....ssts.ss....- sloi< y ..'ltb8
Mess pork. bbl.... $3.50 s3l.o0 500 9le5o
Ness beef Dbl. ....2l.50 eE.oO IS.5o 4I.Vo
Lard. Middle West
H. ........-.....lo.Ioo @iooVc eeoo ~ e|oo
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Yesterdays A year

Sugar Putur~.-1hough not active. the
market for sugar futures held steady yes..r-
day on trade and Wall Street buying. the
market being Influenced by the strong posi-
ton developed In the spot market. The most
strength shown In the late positions
The close was net unchanged 10 an advance
81 points. with sales for the day OF $500
-
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SuRROGATES NOTICE.

IN PUKsUANcE OF An ORDER OF
Honorsbls John p. Cohslan. a sgrrosAs
Of the county OF New York. NoIlSE
hereby given to all persons having n,
sss rs,n,y =, N.w York. deceased. 20 pre-
ssnt The sans with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber at his place Of trAns1ctlns
business. at the ONCE OF Pierce q
York ON or before the 2lst day OF De-
cember next 80. .. AZ
Dated. New York. tho l'Nn "-'
juno W DAVID " GREER
Administrator @ I =
PIERCE GREER.
Attorneys for Administrator
81 Wall Street New YORK. ~ l.
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AUCTION SALES.

aoRTGAGE SALE $ j DAVIDSON. AUCTION
.u s.ils this day. oct ls. 4, NJ. -nurs
nrur.s and ehsiiels ~ h.tefy 1899 sth Ave
81 order o. mortgages II N. RICE
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John L. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. Notice IL hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Emma Morgenstern. lato OF the County OF
New York. deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers AT
their place OF transactins business Room
1901 No. - wall street Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York. on or before the
18th day Of March. 1917.
Dated. New York, tho 18th day OF Sep
TENDER. 1915.
EDWARD H. GREEN
LEE II. COSHLAND,
Executors
SULLIVAN a CROMWELL Attorneys
for Executors. - Wall street. Now
York n. Y
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CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai r e
Tinany a Co. incorporated. = Sg iac. Of
corporation, having its principal pns,t,n.
business In the Borough OF va,k viii
Inn. .univ 20 the supreme Court OF the s.s'I
aaf' New York az Special Term, Psr, -,
thereof. to be held at the county ;,n civ
house, in the Borough OF MAhn ~ Is, dsy
az a9G NS Sc%n OF iss at 1880 o'clock IN 81.
forenoon OF that day. or as soon Wv ordsr
as counsel can Re heard Tor Al IL.
authorizing said eorporsIohS " HALL a
corporate name 20 Ilfr HN''
CO, INCORPORATED. .,,t 1910
dated New York. y. T., octssensrrairEp.
H. II TIFFANY a CO lNcOH[TvhffX
ny Treasurer
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cottonseed oil was active, with feverish price
changes. There was good buying by the
West and BY Cotton Exchange house
prompted. doubtless. by the frmness IN iaru
and the strength in cotton. but on the bulge'
longs were disposed TO take profits.
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F. B. WELLS, ITO Broadway.
LONG ISLAND.
FRTFPoRT WATER FRONT

bungalows and houses. 5000 Up; also build 70
lots on Rardan Bay and Woodclef, BU' los
prices easy terms Serd fo- particulars.
JOHN j. RANDALL CO. freeporf' L. l.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WA1'El

tUnied States Coast and Ceodetic Survey
sun rsss............s 0s Neon rises %. m 1852
sun seis............5I3 Moon sets IA m. j.. 100
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Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Cohee Futures.--With the market probably
IN hrmer technical position after recent de-
cline. prices steadied yesterday on bullish
crop adYiees from Brazil. The advance doubt
Iess rehected scattered covering. while there
may also have been some fresh buylng f-orn
outside sources. IA May contracts rallied from
$40 N sbse, or about 8 points above Mon
DAYS closing figure
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Industrial
Metals

Some heavy sales of wire products
ave reported to have been made recently
for shipment over the first quarter OF
1917. including barbed wire for export
made bv a Western mill. The recent
active buying by domestic consumers
has been in anticipation Of an advance
of 81 a ton in prices. which II is now
expected will be announced within the
next twenty-four hours. The prices pre-
vailing for wire products to-day are the
highest since 1900.
Shipbuilders on the Atlantic Coast
have placed orders for 10000 tons OF
steel plates 10 cover the construction OF
seven boats for delivery in 1918. There
is a possibility that some OF these boats
may be launched in 1917. 8,
The Union Tank Line has ORDERED
. $50 tank cars. It is understood that
$50 will be built at the shops OF the
company and the 1000 by merchant
car builders. The construction cost Is
estimated at S3,375,000.
Prices current for few of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products com
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time of last year. foliow'
Current Agar
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL, MISNYAPoIIs
AM QMAuA EAII WY On

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting Of the SIockhold.r,
Of the Chicago, Saint Paul. Mnneapou,
and Omaha Railway Company will be hold
a. the once Of the company. IN the city Of
Eudsou. Wisconsin. on Friday. October 40
1915 al nine o'clock A. NJ. for the election
Of directors and the transaction Of such
other business as may come before said
meeting
Transfer books will be closed on Mon.
day, September rs. 1915. at the close Of
business on that CAY. and will be reopened
on Saturday. october u. 1915.
Dated. September ]. 1916.
JAMES r. CLARK. President
JOHN y. CALDWELL. Secretary
Chicago and North Western Railway c.
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting 81 the Stockholders
Of the Chicago and North Western Rail-
way Company will be held o. no once a
the company zzg west Jackson boulevard.
IN the cry Of Chicago. Illinois. on Thurs
day. october IS. 1916. az eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. for the eiect!Jn 81 Directors and
the tYsrssction % such other business as
may come before ssld meeting.
Transfer book will BE- clOEed on Monday,
fSpt~mber -. 1915. At the close 81 business
On that DAY. and will be feoysned Ga FRI
DAY. October %. 1916
Dated t@pfsmber J. 1915.
RICHARD ~ ASHTON Precedent
JOHN u. CALDWELL. secretary
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TO THE HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL
TRUST FIRST MORTGAGE SIN PER
CENT. TWENTY YEAR SINKING
FUND GOLD BONDS OF THE COM
PUTTING SCALE COMPANY OF AMER

PlIlNO SSALb NOhFAN VI AnIN-
ICA.
The undersigned. successor TO Knicker-
booker Trust Company. Trustee under the
Mortgage given 10 secure the above de-
scribed issue Of bonds. acting under author
ity Of said Mortgage, desires 20 eXpend the
sum of Twenty Thousand Thirty-hve Dol
the purchase OF bonds Of said issue. pro-
vfded such purchase can in its opinion now
be made dvantsgeously
Sealed offers Of said bonds may be sent
to the once OF Columbia Trust Company,
Trust Department 50 Broadway, New fork
City. on or before October 2sth. 1916, at
twelve O'Clock noon
Bonds accepted must be delivered on
October 27th or security furnished that
day, II required. that delivery will be made
within ten days
The right is reserved by the undersigned
TO reject any and all offers.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
Successor Trustee.
BY GEORGE z. WARREN.
Vice president.
Dated. New York, october End. 1916.
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COUSTRY PROPERTY

LET YorR RENT FAR ron YOUR HoMn
Best financial pan e1pl,insd oy County ,u noms
League. No 40 West sd 81. Dept Z fN
$3.50 Mad So.
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STEAMERS IN FOREIGN PORTS

Blanca etc.
London. oct Is-Atlantisn CBr). New York
Bahia. oct l6-Purus tBrAl. New York and Nor
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Comm Oditie S

ticeablc in the demand from outside
spectators.
Yes'day's Close day Year
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Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and exports OF general
at tho Port Of New York
were:
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Troy, N. Y.
sEARIE COLLAR AND CUFF FACTORY .,.. ro
T,I oT FLOOR 90 SAGE ssis So TT within
freight station Boston MAINE 1h1d Rairp.a
t sfLd1EsS LABOR ooSDirIoNs
Manganese Steel Safe Co.'s Plant
f' R. THS bc IF EEHE
ING s0lSej With travelling crane co S psn
GOOD COO ia LABOR MARKET heat electric lights
Baxter Stove Co. Plant
MAf EfhbY FOX IMMEDIATE OPERATION including
terms and equipment and fully equipped foundry; $4,000
moor space | Yar Rs .n1s Sps asG
@ a5 ,!sS s NAY BE 'H sofD fT
Cell Drier Plant
a %.s $S' aseEss
frOnsss T. o. n o5 r. space Electric taS.Ss cranes
s. ;3p1%TsSST, IsnoR
Plant Plan rn soI b. wTTH OR WfTHoUT BUSINESS
Modern Manufacturing Plant
s g M,ff g f TSSSSES@rH%s%a CITY
*i%p iS Fiji SSnsSfSS SS% ] HsfF%
$s&SG
New Haven, Conn.
sD AZ P1 .sS f'; az
sd SS so S sf H:E s ansaas
SYSTEM; 50 and 10 H. r bigelow boHors
and Corlss Engines. CrockerWheee Generator tG1
blowers and ~ lines OF snAttinS' o'0' An
DRY KILN PREMISES
Union Carriage & Gear Company Plant
WATERFOWL n. Y.-RIvER FRONTAGE CONTROLLING
1870 H. z. HIGHLY DEVELOPED rOWEh rwo
excellent four story brick buildings containing 10000 SO
n Equipped with electric light steam heat and railroad
siding is available.
Chase & Baker Co. Plant
BUFFALO y. Y. ,,,, ,,. ~. ,ou.r
ISdso ' On. II ct story S0b res and
bo:Sn Sqi III. s.ar & Baaso IAsok
excellent light all Sides steam heat (FLOOR CAREY
ING CAPACITY OF 10000 LBS. PER SO Fr) KALI
ROAD SIDING AVAILABLE; POWER PLANT
New Britain, Conn.
EXCELLENT MODERN manufacturing plant consisting
or brick buildings in me conc
ton: acres Of land with PRIVATE RAILROAD SIDING
thoroughly equipped with sfftl NhLEh SIS
heat electric light. shaftinE and GOOD power
w. N. Brockway Carriage Co.
HOMER, CORTLAND COUNTY, y. Y .
600 4 D., L.. & w. X X bIDIN0 opposite
the stations Large two and three
story buildings; electric light steam heat and
s1d IaS II p engine Homer has a good supply Of
American labor and cheap coal
Paterson, NJ J.
IN THE HEART OF THE SILK DISTRICT.
sSI # Of msngtassurns sDsss s,11v OF od
tooth buildings floors, artesian well Main build
ing 1s4x5O; all directly connected PARTICULARLY
ADAPTED TO THE SILK INDUSTRY.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Properties
For Sale

NOIE-l make specially OF handing factory Pfopefues
throughout the United Sate II IN the market for factory
send your requirement. II have one to SELL send tor
my selling PLAN
American Malleables Co.
%ianE AA THf RooTrrrrD STATION
railroad frontas. RAnk0A Iou SID
IN .sg Sk o Sd%fd
Plain6eld, N. j., Plant
srICER M.NUfAGTURNG coM r Si.. MINUTES, from tn.
Central RarG , Station Ths su floor AREA 1900
SQUARE FEET two story oaios SudSs
%s if''SR REiDY ToR IaNEDfXTE ocGTPANcT
Elizabethport, N. j., Plant
UNITED s senr. AMP N
Of the singer sewing Machine CO ,o and q.
s5sEs sgSsy saskr B THF4 81
EFGoK SrSfn system .'-'0"''
Newark, N. j., Plant
s1 AVE E.oeE sE s sas
TO sn .
Average floor carving 9aPasy Pc, e S
FOR iSS IS SNAIL LYMAN ManSluThcTukkE
Schaghticoke Wooden Mills
sCH .GHTICOKE n. Y--i2 MILES FROM TROY. Ny.
the HoOk River III, hooss tx H Ro.Sn
se' Msin. r. M ana FREE WATER
months In the Electric power g az very 'o soiI.rs
sFis1 Sas:s SYSTEM STEM lights EXCELLENT
Bristol, Pa, On the Delaware.
FACTORY AND HOME SITES. -, ~. -, ,,,..,.
land along the main line OF Pennsyivxn
;Ei: %sTHn ExsH11 RELS SEkzF
cOAI GOOD LABOR, excellent railroad facilities With
the above of the finest properties along tns Des~
River.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
lss-s:sess oEEESroET A " :, s,s ION S. New ror
GTEs TO NEW YORK CITY HALL BRICK BIILD-
INGS with about $3.50 SO. TT OF ILOOh srASE.
Steam heat, electric light FIRE sPhiShLEh ana "'
Worcester, Mass.
WEBB GRANITE WORKS - ,..,., ,-.,
10 acres. railroad sdings one story oorrusNea ron
building 80 It. clearance suitable or any
foundry MANUFACTURING equipped WIN 'Vo
IN. Boston Albany and Boston = Maine railroadA
WILL DIVIDE INTO SMALLER PLOTS.
Jersey City Factory Sites
ANfEs COMPANY PLOT: WITHIN BL0rRs OF s tx
CHANGE PLACE TUBE PENNSYLVANIA n X SIh-
TJONS Ten minutes Hudson Terminal Blds- MAI
freight yard opposite Within two blocks OF pooic COCK
on Hudson PLOTS looxloo and ieo.Co Nysh
siBEE Pa Fac TOT p LOCATION N CRY
Long Island City Financing
Can arang. nance the erection Of modern r.nseyesH
MAY SELECT YOUR OWN PLOT.
4 4 = E:' T.: ::4| : ' ''' ''''
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Yesterdays A year

cs,,on...s OIL putw..-Tb. m.rse, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-18

Rya-Prices were firm.
Yes'day's Close day Year
close. before. ago.
Cash. N. Y, bu...$1.33 s1.33 S1.11
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-13

Joseph Turek bought out the
restaurant of w. B. Turner Tues
day and had taken charge of it.
Mr.. Turek is we'll known and
there is no question that he will
run the restaurant to the satiGfac-
ton of the eating public.
1 hereby announce to the public
that / have taken charge of the
Hanford Produce Co.'S. creamery
and solicit the patronage of cream
producers. 1t will be my endeavor
to give all an honest and square
deal, and will pay highest market
price for cream G. W.Root.
John F. Wagner who moved to
Nashua, Mont, some time ago
was called home by telegraph on
accout of the dangerous condition
of his son Thomas, who is suffer-
ing from blood poisoning result
ing from a slight scratch on his
leg. His condition this week has
improved so that all danger is pas
sed.
Elmer Bussey of near Bon
Homme and Miss Florence Camp
field of Academy were married in
Academy June 8. The young
couple made short wedding trip
| to the Black Hills and a reception
was held in their honor at the Bus
sey home near Bon Homme. The
bride is a daughter of Campfeld,
president of Ward College in AGA
denny, and the groom son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bussey of near
Bon Homme. They will make
their home on a farm near Bon
Homme.
Miss Josephine Pobuda and Pc
| ter Becvar were married at the Ca
tholic church by Monsignor Bou'
ska Tuesday morning. The attend
ants were Charles Kriz and Miss
Mamie Rotschadl. A wedding
feast after the ceremonies was held
| at the home of the brides parent:
in town. The bride is daughter
lof Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Pobuda Of
this place and the groom a son Viz
tor Becvar. Both are favorablI
known here since childhood anC
have host of friends. They vii
make their home on the groom
farm near TyndalL Their man.
friends wish them happiness.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-13
Mrs. Goodwin Entertains.

1t was q rare treat for the La
dies Society of the Bon Homme
Congregational church to hold its
regular meeting in town last Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Ray Goodwin. All the available
cars lady chauffeurs in the village
were called upon to conduct the la
dies thither.
Mrs Goodwin's charming little
home was beautifully decorated
with wild daisies and as the gentle
breeze waited their fragrance thru
the house one fe.t that the won
derful outdoor world had been
brot very near to them. The af-
ternoon was spent making letters
and wands for Childrens Day.
After two hours of work most
delicious lunch was served by Mrs.
Goodwin who was very ably assist
ed by her sister Miss Mildred
Green. At late hour the ladies
left feeling that they had spent
one of the most enjoyable after
moons of the year. II. b A.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-13

I can save you money, My
suits for $500 (Styleplus) are
guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or a new suit given in ex-
change free. Why pay $25, 90 for
YOUR next suit when you can buy
clothes from me for $500 less,
just as good for ST. 90. Any size
man can get clothes from me to
fit him. Be sure to come to me
for your next suit. so patterns in
YOUR size and ten different models
to show you. Come to-day don't
wait. Jim w. w. Bouska Cloth
;er Yankton. S. d. Adv.
A big celebration will be held al
Utica Thursday, july goth at
which all sorts of amusements viii
take place, such as Firemen,s race
races for men, boys ami girls will
cash prizes for all. Two bal
games, Utica VS.. Lesterville an'
Tabor VS.. Boston Bloomer Girls
Broncho Busting Exhibit, tw
bands and Bowery dance. Some
thing doing all the time. Electri
fans on, the bowery to- keep 20
cool. Come and spend the Goth a
Utica and have good time. Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-13

Edward SmoIik and his wife are
spending the week here visiting
relatives and friends. They will
leave for their home near Timber
Lake the latter part Of this week.
Ed Informed us that his grand
mother who had been staying with
hem at Timber Lake at present is
in a home for the aged in Schuyler
Neb., and that in spite of her 80
years is in good health.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-13

Notice is hereby given that Sa-
turday July Is, is the last day of
the name contest for the annual
celebration to be held at Tabor.
Sealed suggestions, as outlined
elsewhere in these columns, will
be received by the secretary of
the Commercial Club until s
O'Clock in the evening Of said day.
Those who wish to try their wits
in suggesting a suitable name and
win prize better hurry up and
hand in their suggestion.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-13
Volume IL. Number Al
4. G. b. ]. Picnic.

A big Picnic will be given by
the local Il. G. B. j. lodge in the
John Vanecek grove, / mile east
and l miles south of Tabor, Sun
day, July 16. Music on the large
platform by the JanouSek Band.
Refreshments Of all kinds will be
served. Base ball game, Tabor VS.
Springfield, at 3 p. m. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to at
tend. ADV.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-13

Edward Smolik of Timber Lake
and Miss Frances Kulis of this
place were married by a Justice Of
the Peace in Aberdeen. June 28
and no one here knew about it un-
til they came here and owned up
to it. Congratulations were i'm
mediately due. The young couple
is favorably known here since
childhood and have many friends
here, as they were both born and
raised here. The bride is a daugh
ter of Mrs. Mary Kulis, one of
the earliest settlers residing near
Lakeport and the groom son of
VacIav Smolik, likewise an old re-
sident of near Tabor, who three
years ago sold his farm east of Ia
Dor and moved to Timber Lake.
The young couple will make their
home near Timber Lake where
Mr.. Smolik owns q fine farm.
The Independent wishes them
unbound happiness