The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-08-11
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DAo"A u tdheu quite
sick last Friday and had to be tax
en- home and placed under the doc.
tors care. He is again able to be
out, but is still quite weak. The
work and anxiety occasioned by
his building projects seem to be
too much even for his iron consti.
tuition.
Philip Schmierer and DR.. Jas.
mann returned from their trip to
the Twin Cities, Chicago and St.
Louis last Friday. The boys prov
Ell to be too fast for their chaper-
one, DR.. Stonebraker, who didn't
make the home stretch until Mon
day night.
Orders for ice should be left at
Haynes livery barn. Ice will be
delivered every morning except
Sunday, and for Sunday supply
will be delivered Saturday evening.
The new counters, shelves and
cabinets for Birkinbine & Browns
new store building arrived Mon
day, accompanied by a man from
Sioux City who has been busy this
week putting them in place. It is
a handsome set of furniture, made
of oak, and with their new build
ing will make the neatest hard
ware store in this part of the coun-
try.
The side walls on Mr.. Browns
new building will be completed this
week. The pressed brick front is
laid up to the second story, and
Geo. Fox, who is to do the rest of
the brick work, will be here in a
few days. 1t is the intention of
Mr.. Brown to have the building
ready for occupancy by Sept. LIST,
when Mr.. Diehl will move his drug
store into it.
Mrs. G. II. Jennings, Boston
"Our babies, (twins), were sickIy.
Had several doctors, but no re-
suits. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea made them strong and ro-
bust" 35c. Tea or tablet form.
Diehl's Corner Drug Store.
Rev. H. r. Upton took a COM
pany of boys from the Sunday
school and went to the Jim river
Monday on q camping expedition
for several days. Next week some
of the young people from town will
occupy the tents, and the week fol-
lowing it is expected that Mr.. and
Mrs. Upton will take some of the
girls for a similar outing.
Gov. Herreid and Deputy U. S.
Marshal Petrie were in town Mon
day on their way to Bonesteel. A
request has been made by the sher-
if of Gregory county for a compa-
ny state militia to be stationed at
Bonesteel during the filing, which
commenced Monday, but the gov
ernor decided to go and personally
investigate the condition there be.
fore granting the request.
B. F. Longnecker Of Loretta was
in town Friday on his way to
Mitchell. He had not been in
Scotland for nearly six years, and
naturally noticed some improve.
ments. He says his crops this
year are immense, and in fact have
been good every year since he NOV.
ed to that place from Scotland
He is also dealing some in real es,
tate, and says he has several good
bargains in Indian heirship land.
DR.. Persons of Tyndall was IL
town between trains Wednesday
He says Tyndall Jared pretty vel
on the Rosebud drawing, six Of bel
citizens drawing claims under 1900.
DR.. Berry, who was one of the
lucky ones, has spent several days
on the land and has examined il
quite closely. His conclusion is
that outside of the valley extend.
ing northwest from Bonesteel it is
a question of selecting the lane
carefully, as the good and the bad
are SO badly mixed up that it will