The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-10
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
A fine lot Of Poland China boars
March and April farrow, prices
right, come and see.
Becker & Marchant

Eugene.
A card party, given as a re
ception to Mr.. and Mrs. G. f
Wittmayer, was held at the home
OF R. W. Russell Tuesday evening
Mr.. Seth Fort who has beer
running a blacksmith shop al
Utica, has rented the shop of John
Becker in the east end of the gar.
age, and will come here and run
it.
Two children of DR.. Coy are I'm.
der quarantine for scarlet fever.
Two or three of the grade rooms in
the school building were disinfected
Monday evening and it is hoped
that the disease can be promptly
checked.
Mr.. Rome B. Pullen, of Chicago
will give an address in the interest
of the democratic ticket in the G.
S. P. S. hall at eight o'clock this
evening. MIR. Pullen is said to be
an able speaker and ar invitation
is extended to everyone regardless
of their political beliefs, to attend.
j. W. Williams of Omaha,
travelling passenger agent for the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad, was in town Tuesday So
Letting passengers for a special
excursion over that line to the
Pacific coast to leave Sioux CITY
today.
Rev. G. E. Wilcox, who the past
year has been located at Faulkton
stopped off here Tuesday morning
on his way to Yankton to attend
the NJ. E. conference. He spent
the forenoon calling on his many
Scotland friends, going on to
Yankton on the one O'Clock train.
DIR. Leighton superintended the
advent of three children between
twelve and six o'clock last Tuesday
morning. The first was a pair of
twin girls, one weighing 6 IL
pounds and the other Z pounds,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mitchell
and the other was a boy born to
MIR. and Mrs. JAG. Nyhouse.
G. F. Wittmayer sold his house
Last Monday to Mr.. August Reich
receiving $4,000 in cash and eighty
acres of land three miles east of
Kennebeck, in Lyman county.
This is a fine residence property,
and as his brother in-law, Henry
Stoller, has purchased the John
Wittmayer residence property ad-
joining it, the deal is very fortunate
all around.
The Scotland Study Club met at
the home of DR.. Koobs Tuesday
evening to organize for the coming
years work. Last year was de-
voted to the study of North Amer
lea, and this year the Bay View
course for the study of South A.
merica will be taken up. There
are now fifteen members, and
meetings will be held on Tuesday
evening of each week. George
Dunmire was elected president
and Mrs. Fl. A. Reeves secretary.
Hon. W. A. Campbell, a travel
ing man and member of the state
senate of Minnesota, was in town
Tuesday and showed US the result
of a straw vote taken on the train
coming in from the west. The re-
suit was Wilson SO; Roosevelt 80 ;
Taft 6; Chain 18; Debs 8. Many
of those who voted for Wilson he
said, did it because they could not
vote for Taft. Mr.. Campbell said
he had been travelling over the
state a considerable and made it a
practice to take straw votes, and
this was a pretty good sample of
Of results except that on this train
there were many ministers on
their way to attend conference.
which made the prohibition vote
somewhat larger than usual. He
said he also travelled over MINES
sofa, and that sentiment in that
state during the past five weeks