The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-04-10
Meritol Eczema Remedy will
clean up your skin and remove
those disagreeab BILE sores. At Burns
Drug store.-Adv.

the Tyndall Tribune, was a visitor
in Scotland Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Ploetz are attend.
ing a meeting of presbytery in
Sioux Falls this week. Misses
Maud Fusselman and Meredith
Carey also went to attend the G..
E. convention.
Services will be held in the
Methodist church next Sunday ; in
the morning at II :3O a. M, the
evening at go. At the morning
service the rite of baptism will be
administered.
Miss Alice Peck arrived from
Armour Monday, where she had
been visiting, and was the guest of
Mrs. Grifiths between trains, 60
ing from here to Greenwood to
visit her sister, Mrs. Edith
Williamson.
Mr.. George Bruce, brother of
Mrs. Mckay, and one of the early
settlers in Scotland, died at his
home in the Black Hills a few
days ago. Mrs, Mckay went to
see him about two weeks ago and
has not yet returned.
Agent W. d. Grifiths was drawn
on the federal petit jury in the
term of court in Sioux Falls this
week, but inasmuch rs George
Thorpe Che operator, was called as
a witness, and it would be very in
convenient for both to leave at the
same time Mr.. Grifiths was ex-
cused.
s. G. Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching. Winter laying strain.
$1.0O per 15.-F. j. KADLEc.
Mrs. J. Il. Turner came from
Springfield Monday morning, az
pecting to meet her husband, who
has been in the north part of the
state and was expected to arrive,
when she would inform him of the
loss of his store the night before,
by fire, but he did not arrive until
the following day.
j.. c. Young, OF Springfield, was
in town Tuesday on his way home
from Los Angeles, Cal, MIR.
Young has been troubled with
rheumatism for several years and
to avoid the severe winter weather
went to California last October.
Although he is some better than
when he went he is still obliged to
walk with a cane.
The town Of Springfield suffered
a disastrous fire loss last Sunday
night. The fire started in A. e.
C%rockett's restaurant which was
consumed, with a loss of $1,000;
j. u. Turner and Sons big depart
ment store was destroyed, with a
loss of $35, 600, as vas the Holland
Hardware company store, with a
loss of $13 1000. Fortunately a
large stone building prevented a
further spread of the flames.
The old grass and rubbish in the
east park was burned off last Sat-
ur day evening, and the city council
has let the contract to the boy
scouts to rake it eff, haul away the
rubbish where the old water tower
stood, and level up the grounds.
The Chautauqua will be held in
the park this summer and it will
be put in condition. The trees
are now large enough to furnish
shade, and when properly cleaned
it will be made a very beautiful
little resort, and mi in which the
city can take pride.
Another business change was
made 10 Scotland this week when
the Burns Drug & JeweIryl Com
pany traded their store to Mr.. G.
D. Brock for a drug store in Avon.
The deal was closed Monday and
the transfer was made at once,
neither stock being invoiced. G.
G.. Max went to Avon and will
have charge Of the store there for
Mr. Burns until he gets his bust
ness affairs here settled IN. Mr..