The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-25
PHARMACY BOARD DEFERs
DECISION IN SCOTT CASE

Aberdeen. S. D.. Nov. 22.-The state
board of pharmacy, at its session yes
terday, considered the case of Fl. F..
Scott, a local druggist, who has beer
convicted upon two occasions of the
Illegal sale of liquor. and who now has
a damage suit pending against hin by
h widow of August Moberg, who
seeks heavy damages on the claim that
Scot caused her husbands Ill health
and, finally, death by selling him hab-
1t forming drugs. The board met to
consider whether or not SCOTS phar-
maceutical license should be revoked.
Scott was represented by his attor-
ney n the board, after hearing the
testimony in the Ease and the argu-
ments of counsel, tool the matter un-
der advisement and will give a decision
later. Scott has been in the drug BUSH
ness in Aberdeen for a quarter century.
WATERTOWN-Jim Donaldson, coll
ored' charged with entering the confec-
uonery store of John Keegan and stealing
a small sum of money. was tried today In
circuit court and sentenced to three years
IN the state penftentiary. Having missed
artlcles about the store, Keegan, formerly
cnlet or police, watched the store one
nisnt from an office across the street
saw the man enter and steal the money
from the cash register.
IROQUOIS-At the family home here oc-
CURED the death of c.. w. Grannis. one or
tne best known of the early hotel mer of
ms part of South Dakota. He was Sc
Years OF g He came to %Iroquois with
ms family from Elkader, Ia, In 1884. and
resided here continuously up to thestime
OF nus death. For many years he con-
Quoted the Grannis hotel in this city. ana
became widely known among the travel
Ing public.
MADISON-Members OF the local East
efn star lodge, at their annual business
meeting. elected the following officers for
the coming year: Worthy matron, Mrs.
Z. - Schueller: worthy patron; f. j..
Senneiler; associate matron, Miss Goldie
schmidt; conductress, Miss Hazel Peters:
associate conductress, Miss Norma Dob
son; secretary, Mrs. M. E. Ripple: treasur-
er, Mrs >. F. Stahl.
MENNo-Miss Barbara Kleinsasser.
OF a farmer living near here,
who was thrown, from a waRon during a
runaway q few days ago while returning
from corn husAinE, and who was believed
sosnave been fatally hurt. has passed the
DANGER point and now 1t IS expected she
Win recover, Three OF her ribs and her
collar bone were broken
NOLGA-Local football fans are takins
great interest In q football game between
the Gear Lake and yolga teams, which
VIII be played on h local grounds pn
Nnanksgiving afternoon. This will be the
second game of the season between these
TWO teams. Voiga won the first game.
FREEMAN-Math. Hafner has dispose
OF his interest In the Freeman Etectr,a
Light company to IL, Guenthner, who
IN future will ave an active part in the
management or the company. The local
electric light plant Is one Of the best SO
Tar az the small towns OF the states are
concerned and represents an investment
OF about $1,000.
BRIDGEWATER-Dr. B. Menser. who
has praeticed here for 20 years. has sold
his practice to pr. y. @. Kennedy. for
meraxsof Plantation. S. D..
Iltumlrating gas is being extracted