The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-04


lecting her epring stock Of MILL
merry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Greiss
returned to their home ia Harvard,
Neb., Tuesday.
JAG. Deutscher got his knee
slipped out of joint while running
to the fire Sunday evening, and is
now walking with a crutch.
Quarterly Meeting services will
be held at the Methodist church
Sunday morning. Members are
urged to be present. All are in
vited.
Miss Jennie Schenkenberger ar
rived from North Dakota Sunday
and visited Scotland friends until
Tuesday, when she went to Trip
to visit her sister, Mrs. Preszler.
G. NJ. Williams, field secretary
of the anti saloon League, will
speak in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening. 1t will be a
union meeting, as the services in
the M. e. church will be given up
for that evening.
There are few schools in which
the pupils have made such marked
progress in their school work and
ability the past two years, as that
of Vellek school, No. IL. Mrs. A.
G. Mason has charge of this
school.-County School Notes.
Rev. J. F. Cleary spoke in the
NJ. E. church last night on the
subject of American Citizenship.
It was a solid and thoughtful dis
course, delivered in excellent Ian
guage, and the thoughts could not
but appeal to the best instincts of
every citizen.
A. e. Chamberlain, superintend-
ent of the state farmers Institutes,
writes us that arrangements have
been made for running pure seed
special trains over the Milwaukee
and Northwestern lines. This
train will pass through Scotland
on March 10Th, and one hour stops
will be made at each station. Ac-
cording to the schedule it will be
at Trip at 900 a. m.; at Scot
land at 1920 a. m., and at Les
terville at II AS a. m.
On Tuesday Of this week DR.. F..
P. Winkler closed a deal for the
purchase of the residence property
and practice Of DR.. /. B. Seagley,
and will get possession June l.,
1909. DIR. Seagley's family will
remain here until the close of tie
school year, and in the mean time
be expects to make arrangements
to move to Plesho. He owns a
farm near that place and will To-
cate in the town where he can look
after his farming interests while
continuing his practice. DR.. Seag-
ley has been in Scotland for over
ten years with the exception of one
year spent on his homestead near
Presho. He has always enjoyed a
good practice, and many will re-
greet that he and his estimable fam
lily have determined to leave.
The stock sale of j. M. Dunmire
& Sons at Mitchell last Thursday
was very successful considering the
disadvantages under which it was
held. The blockades prevented
many buyers from various parts OF
the state from being present, SO
the crowd Vas not as large as ex-
pected. In fact most of the stock
was purchased by farmers from
Dawson county. The highest price
received for any animal was SIZE
paid for a COW, and one bull bro
$3.50. The average price received
for the 80 head of cattle, including
calves, was about 500. The sale
of hogs was not quite SO good, thu
average price being about SIS. so PEI
head. While the receipts were no
as large as expected, or as the,
I would have been had the weathe
I conditions been more favorable
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