The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-06-17
4th Of July Poatals al Treiber's.

4th Of July Postals at Treiber's.
DR.. a. EWarzmann went TO Dial
Los yesterday.
Have you q piece Of smoked glass
ready for the eclipse tonight, due
q little past Blk o'clock
A party was held at the home Of
"Bud" Brown last Monday even
ing, in honor Of the 21st birthday
of Mr.. Clinton Cass.
Two new automobiles we're add
ed to the list in Scotland Wednes-
day. Dr.. Koobs received his rum
about, ordered some weeks ago,
and A. D. Ardery arrived from Soc
City with his new REQ, which is q
duplicate Of the three purchased
last week by Scotland citizens.
DR.. Arner received a telegram
! this forenoon from Clean, N. Y,
requesting him to come at once if
he wished to see his brother alive.
The doctor vas in Memo and w.
A. Cobb went after him with his
auto, making a home run Of 9 miles
in II minutes.
Arlie Jones placed a little too
much confidence IN his team last
Sunday evening, and it slipped
away from him, making a lively
run thru town with a surry. They
I were caught in the south part of
town. The only damage was one
wheel dished the wrong way, a few
straps on the harness broken and
a visit cut short.
DR.. Stonebraker reports a fine g
pound boy at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F.. Wittmayer Tuesday
evening. G. F. says this is the
. best bill he has figured on since he
has been in business. There is no
second growth" material in it,
the dimension is a little too large,
but the Finishing" is the finest in
. the land.
Mr.. Charles Donley went to Ha-
warden, Iowa, Tuesday where on
Wednesday, June 10th, if plans as
arranged we're carried out, he and
Miss Adeline Simmons we're mar
ried at the home of the bride. Mr..
Donley has grown to manhood
. in Scotland and needs no
i words of introduction from US. He
is a young man of excellent habits.
and for the past two years has held
i a good position as a commercial
traveller. Mrs. Donley has for the
past three years been employed in
}. the public schools here, a position
which she has filled very creditably
q and as a young lady is held in
g high esteem. We are informed
Chat they will make their home in
t. Watertown where a home equipped
IS with all modern conveniences
l. awaits them. We regret that we
can not this week give an account
r of the wedding ceremony, but as
>. Stunning that the happy event oc-
a Cured we Join the many friends Of
the bride and groom in extending
hearty congratulations.
Mr.. Henry Hogrefy, one of the
pioneer citizens of Hutchinson
county, died at his home near Mill
town Wednesday morning at l
- o'clock, aged IS years. He had
:. had dropsy of the heart for some
= time but was able to be about his
farm almost until the day OF his
t. death. He was one of the early
a. settlers in this vicinity, having
k, proved up on a homestead three
be miles north of Scotland, where he
i'd lived for many years. Five years
ago he sold his farm and Dough,
ed $50 acres near Midtown, where be
he has been doing we'll financially
II His wife was Miss Rebecca Voege
ha a sister of Mrs. j. III. Minnich o
nm this place, who with five children
m the youngest 16 years of age, sur.
ia viye him. He also leaves two sis
tiers, Mrs. Fred Bierman and Mrs
John Reinke, besides a large circle
of friends to mourn his departure
Funeral services will be neld Fri
IVY dou offornoon onl 4La ..