The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-08-30

Magstadtr eturaeafros Minneapo-
lis Tuesday, where they had been.
studying the latest styles in MILL
merry.
Quincy Lee Morrow, the noted
temperance lecturer will speak in
the M. E. church at this place on
Tuesday evening Of nex9 week at s.
o'clock.
Mrs. Schaffer and children, who
have Teen staying for several weeks
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Scbmierer, returned to their home
at Langford Tuesday.
John Schmierer and Son are nagc-
ing to give away a fancy box Of
Toilet Soap with every pair of shoes,
bought from a dollar a pair upward.
Do not miss the chance as it will
be good for 80 days only.
J.. H. j. Black, Of Sioux Falls,
G. q. Of the X. P. lodge, and w. A.
Roberts, Of Huron, G. X. R. s..
were in town between trains
Wednesday ontheir way to Armour
to attend a meeting of the K. P.
lodge.
A. L.. Jones says he didn't find
any offer of land around Gettys-
burg to exchange for his livery
stable that he could consider, but
he is favorably impressed with the
country up there, and may conclude
to purchase a quarter section.
The newest and best line of school
supplies. Gus. Schmierer''s Drug
Store.
Miss Mabel Meighen, sister Of
Atty. Jas. Meighen, arrived from
Iowa Tuesday and will have charge
of the fifth grade in the Scotland
schools during the coming year.
Mr.. Meighn has rented living rooms
over the postoffice which he has
fitted up for the accommodation of
himself and sister.
The new firm of Walker & Brown,
of Olivet, opened their new meat
market in the Janda building in
Scotland today. Mr.. A. A. Brown,
one of the members of the firm ex-
poets to nov his family here, and
Asa Brown will act as foreman in
the shop. They lave their market
fitted up with every convenience
for handling and working ny meats
Of all kinds aud prnp,,iisie to give lie
citizens of Scotland and vicinity
the best srlvice possible.
Mrs. John Carda, living west Of
town, had the misfortune to step
on a rusty nail about two weeks ~
go, resulting in blood poisoning.
Last Saturday she was brought to
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Jas. Soukup in Scotland to take
treatment from DR.. Stonebraker.
All efforts to remove the poison
from the foot failed, and on Mon
day it was decided that the only
chance of saving the life of the
woman vas by amputating the dis
eased member. DR.. Moore of
Tyndall WAS called, and with DR..
Stonebraker the operation was per-
formed, the amputation being made
just below the knee. She stood
the operation very we'll and now is
+ improving nicely. Miss Elsie
:. Bardwell is taking care of her, and
Dr.. St~onebraker speaks highly O:
her ability as a nurse. Mrs. Carda's
y daughter, Mrs. Jack Maus, and
her niece, Mrs. VIM. Metzger, boil
: of Tyndall arrived on Tuesday tc
spend the day with her.
: Confirmation services were held II
n the Catholic church at this place
n last Tuesday morning. Th'
services were conducted by Bishop
d O'Gorman of Sioux Falls, assisted
If by the local pastor, Father Luig
y and eight visiting pastors from
|, neighboring towns. The class con
9 sisted of thirty-four members of tn
n congregation at this place and thirt
' cen from the congregation at Trip
After the close of the impressiv