The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-19

Armour Saturday.
DR.. Seagley reports several case,
OF measles in town, Mr.. Hacket1
and two children, Mrs. Mary Jasec
and Miss Katie Welk being amono
the number.
Rev. ii. ?. Carson departed on
Tuesday for Buffalo where he will
attend the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church.
| am prepared to quote prices
on bills of lumber delivered to any
station IN South or North Dakota.
oail or write for prices and save
money. paul, LAxnnAvv
Miss Bertha Brosz went to Tvn-
dali Tuesday where she will remain
several weeks working at the dress
makers trade with Miss Kiehl-
bauch.
Rev, O.. Williams OF Armour,
was IN town Tuesday on bis way to
Iyndall to appear before the board
OF pension examiners and apply
tor an increase of pension.
The Breakfast Foods, of all
kinds, also the Crackers, Cookies,
Flakes &c, also all kinds of Fruits.
dry and green, are always the
freshest at New York Store, as they
are received new every week.
The rain which commenced Sun
Gay and continued almost contin-
ually until Tuesday morning has
placed the ground in fine condition
for growing crops.
VIM. Behl is thinking quite Sc
rlonsly of putting up a solid brick
building for his tin shop, and if he
does he also expects TO put III a
stock Of hardware.
New York Store has received
some very fine Maple Sugar and
Syrup direct from the bush and
warranted pure. Lay in a stock
for the year when you are sure of
getting the "~clear quill"
Hon. Thos. Sterling, dean of the
law department at the state uni
versity, passed through here yes
terday On his way home from Red
field. He said that the articles of
agreement had been signed for the
consolidation of the college at Will
ton, Ia, with the Redfeld college,
and that the consolidated school
will continue under the name of
Redfeld College.
3 Horse Riding Flows for S35.
16x16 Disc S24. Disc Planters,
best on the market, S36. Harness
of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Collars, Strap work ETC., at CHAM
BERLAIN's.
Paul Landmann received a tele-
gram Monday from his son G.. a.,
who is attending the Chicago Med
ical College, stating that he had
successfully passed the examina-
ton by the Illinois state board Of
medical examiners, and he has
therefore earned the distinguished
title of NJ. D. This is one Of the
most thorough medical colleges in
the country, and the young man
who completes the course in four
years must needs do some faithful
work.
If you want something new and eX-
ira fine and up to date in wall paper
call and see the Alfred Peats Premium
Wall Paper samples. These goods W.
don't keep in stock. We order only as
wanted. Come and look at them and
get the new ideas for identifying YOU
homes. Y. b. DIEHL.
A letter from T. G. Hale, receiv-
ed this week by V. B. Diehl, states
that Mr.. Hale has sold his proper.
ty in Minneapolis and has located
in Spokane, Wash. The letter al,
so states that Mrs. Maxson, moth.
er Of Mrs. Hale, died recently il
Iowa. Mrs. MaXson spent mucl
of her time with Mrs. Hale while
they resided in Scotland, and by
her cheerful and kindly disposition
won the affection of many people
here who will be panied to hear o
her death.
DR.. Hamlin, veterinarian of Tyn