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summary: Runs-Mycr. Daubert Stengel.
Wheat. Cutshaw. Killifer. Two-base hits
Ni!ifer. tiroh. Cutshaw. Wheat. Three
base hits-Wheat Olson. Stolen base-Sten-
gel. Earned runs-Brooklyn. g. Sacrifice
hits-McCarthy. Mycr O.. Dauhert Left on
VA Brooklyn. s: Cincinnati, T. First ha So
on errors-Brooklyn. g. Bases on balls-off
Douglass, !. lits-on Douglass. . In : In
ninEs mono out in sixth OF Toney . in
! innings. Struck out-hy Toney I'm.
pires. QuiEley and Eason. Time, l;il
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HUSTLERs WIN IN FOURTH

ROCHESTER,, y. y, June a.-Pv
fourth inning for four runs. Rochester
took the final game fthe series with
Toronto by score OF TO /. with
the bases filled in the NTH. Herrha
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HEAvY-HITTING GAME

ST. LOUIS, June 9.-In game
marked by heavy hitting and nnor
fielding. ST. Louis won from New York
here to-day. II to 10. The locals used
four pitchers In an effort to stop the
VISITORS, slusging. The score:
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In accordance with the now rulinp
al N" commissions the Woodau (.
,!unr!"s game Viii either have 10 he
forfeited or played over The matter
was. left To President Wilkinson for
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Summary: Runs-Bush. Witt 90. Cobb 90,
Crawford o.. Veach t2). kavannurh en-
Dauss Two-hnsc hi,s-Ncach t2). Crsw-
ford t2. Thrce-bage hts--kavnnaugh (3),
Via. Young. Stolen hases-Bush. Cobb 49,
Young, Witt. Sacrifice ny--Crawford. Sac
rifice hit-Baker Left on hases-Detroit
2; Boston. 6. First ba ses on errors-Detroit
!: Boston, /. Bases on ha!ls-on Collins
:; OF Pennock, 3. Hits-of Collins, In = Ia
Innings; of Pennock. Is In % innings: of
Dauss, In Innings: off S;ecn, = in 3 in.
ninss. Struck out--by Dauss, :; by Stecn
J; by Collins. 5: by Pcnnock, 5. Wild pitch
Collins Passed baN-CarriGan. Umpires
Evans and Wallace Time. 2:n5
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summary: Runs-Mowc. Tiern-v, Callahan
q. Kraft GD. Zimmerman CO. TruesdaIc
harney. Thorpe. Sacrifice hits-Tooley. Wit.
tnr Sacrince hv-Barry. Stolen bascs-Cai
iahan Zimmerman. iWtter. Two base hits
Move nierncy. Wright. Three base hits
i'ruck II in innings; off Schorr In
, nrmrt Bases on 6ails-on Lee. .; of
:; by Bruck, .. Double piays-rooiey. Nov,
ana ana kram go; Empires. Carpenter and
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- WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Newark mt Brooklyn 1.-TWO games1.
Buffalo mt Baltimore 1.-TWO gamcs)
Chicago mt Kansas City
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY
Norfolk 2; Petersburg, o (f1rst camel,
Norioik, 81 Petersburg, tsecond camel.
Rocky Mount 4: Portsmouth, o.
Newport News, s; Suffolk. tirst camel.
newport News, 3; suffolk. (sccond
STANDING OF CLUBS.
w. l.. Pct. w r n.
\. News 90 Is .595 Portsmth 90 IN sI3
X. Mount e2 II 1854 Pctcrsbs is 10 saI
H"rioik ....l IL 1913 suffolk II 2s 35o
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Rocky Mount Mt Norfolk
petersburg mt Portsmouth,
SUFFOLK mt Newport News
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York Mt st. Louis.
Brooklyn Mt Cincinnati
Boston ut Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicngo
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Powell. who is the guardian in ler,
held for the Grays. has a deadly throw
ing arm for any antagonist who tries
to score on sacrifice Powell pulled
of q neat piece OF work when he
caught Pick off Of second YESTERDAY
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Dave Shean. manager Of the Grays
pulled off a questionable piece OF work
when he suddenly threw his hat On
the ground before KritchclI. when he
was chasing Shean's high foul in the
eighth " ''S
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C1Iirngu.
Totals "a IS p "A Totals e5 10
score by innings: y
Chicago ;...............c % o q u. =;
NV ofk .............o o o o o %

yHu'minary: iuns-Fclsch ,?). ouinlan.
n w cav; -; u. Collins C). Fournicr 20.
1871 iSih' kbLrn. CtCctic ~. Two-h,sa hi,I
l'"t'r. 3uin!ar. Thrco-ha hItS-Four-
IT.! h2th. Home rhu--Roth. stolen b1scs-
I'm. r"nrni"r. EARNED runs-C'hicnco .
@ ihiGc hit-Wcav"r Double plays cook
w. fihr: '";'"l'. sweeney ana pipp:
"%tNcF, C1lll's and Fnuruicr. Lief, on bi,srt
..eM 1Srk. ;; Chicago. % First has. on
'hishs". ) Eeses on bals-om Nc.
-'ne' or 'ottrcll. >, of Cirottc iii.
on Mcifaie In IL innings: OH f,o,,,an
,roi III , ~ innings. ii!' hy pi,chcr-by cot
,'ti ,touThlrri. Struck oUt-by Co,,-cli
hy ticnttc. 6. Wiii pitch-Cico,to I-,,,
n,,''' - !.outhlln and Hndebrand. Time
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The only error chalked up Yesterday
vas against Reliable Tim Jordan.
Morrisette had caught Fabrioue nan
ping OH OF first. Jordan and RslI
chased Fabrique up and down he
paths until Tim threw wild. pasting
Efa6rique In the back; This error was
timely swattinG. he annexing three
safe hits in as many attempts
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forced n run across the plate with a
ba Sc on balls The score.
rnrc by innin9s;

y
summary: Runs-Smith, Kores IIolkc
Pricst, kochcr. Two base htt-kocher Sac
nhce hit -Stevenson. Stolen hasos--Williams
% Hara. Double plays--Stevenson and Hoike:
stevenson. Priest and Holkc. Bases on halls
ON Hcrche. 4: off Herbert. y struck out
by iicrsche. .; by Herbert 5. Wild pitch
licrhert. Umpires. Harrison and Freeman
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MINOR LEAGUES
North Carolina Lcnuuc.

At Raieigh-Raleigh. 4: Charlotte. G.,
a, Salem - Winston Salem.
AZ Notwithstanding, %; Dur
ham. Is.
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Dunn. Jrr has gained the good
wishes of the fans Although he didn't
register a hit yesterday, he accented
two difficult flies.
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PROVIDENCE,

" W " pVO ~
Summary: Two-basc hIts-HofY
man, hall. Threc-bnsc hit-Pick.
Sacrifice hits-ArrnEOn. McNaIly.
stolen bnscS-Cranc, Pick, Onslov,
GIL. Double plny-Dnll to KritcheII
tn Jordan. Bases on bnlls-by Nor
riscttc. {; by ComHtOck. 4. Dnttcrs
hit-hy Morriactte tGfID. Struck ont
by Morriscttc, 4; by COmstOck, q.
Lett on hnscs-Richmond,7 2, PrOvi-
dcncc. q. Time of Enmc-t :45. I'm
plrcs-Eckmnn and Mullen.
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1t was very gratifying to SEQ tho
Cllmbers regain their old form YES
Gterday' and to especially humillate the
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-, Yesterdays game was the best of
inc season Fans who were absent
missed a crackcr-jack good han ranna
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1t must have relieved Manager
Dunn's mind to see Captain Ball per.
form 50 well yesterday. Ball handled
creditably at bat anu
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G. WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Washington
Chicago mt New York
Cleveland at PhlIndelplia
Detroit at Buston
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The Climbers will attempt to SCALP
IN. .ne Newark Indians in the New Jer-
sey city this afternoon. We hope to
see the Climbers In first place when
they return home
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Washington.

WaShInEtOn ...........O Q q i
summary: Runs-E. Walker. Mocllcr. Eos
tor. Shanks. Mcbride. Two-basc hit-Shaw.
Earned runs-of Wcilmln. 3 Three base
hit-Shanks. Hits-on Wciman. in in
ninGs; off Perryman. none in inning Sac
rihCc hit-kauffman. Stolen bases-Sho;ton
~. Left on baaes-St. Louis. 4: Washing
ton. :. First base on balls-on Wciman. i:
off shaw. = First base on errors Washing
ton. l. Struck out-by Weilman. :: by
Shaw. 5. Time, l:50. EMPIRES Chill ana
4 iiy
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Southern League

Orleans, 10 ~ NC"
~ Memphis-Memp 5; Atlanta. q
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :: Mobile. 6
~ Lha'tanoosa-Chattanooga. .; Biz
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'Batted for Cheney in eighth.
Score by innings r.
Philadelphia 80 0 0 Ia
Chicago ..........0 o o-S
summary: Runs-Byrne CO. Becker Ia)
safer. Srcsnahan. McLarry. Two base hits
seeker zimmerman. Safer. Three ba sc
hits-Byrne. Becker. Stolen base-Zlmmer-
man. Earned runs-Philadelphia. {; Chi
caEo' = sacrifice hit-Niehon. Double play
Hiehoh to Lmderus. Left on bases Phlia-
dclphia. .; Chicago. q Bases on haIls-off
Alexander: 2. H!ts-on Cheney. S in in
n,nEs: of label In innings Hit by
nitcher-bv Cheney tR?rneI. Struck out
by AlcNandcr: 4: by Cheney. 81 by label
j. Passed bal-Brcsnahan. umpires KLEIN
and Emslic. Time. 1:56
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Ihe helding was exceedingly agile
on poth sides. Crane is certainly 20
ing 70 make someone work hard for
the honor OF leading shortstop sam
mas practiced on pegEing them n
first until he now has little trouh,e
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At Cleveland-Cleveland. IL; Mime
apniis. H.
At .Columbus-Columbus 4; Kansas
Paul >. O. 81
kee 90 innings. GU
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington, :; st. Louis, 1.
Chicago, Ii; New York, O.
Detroit. Is; Boston. o.
Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia l.
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Comstock lost his first game OF the
season against the CNmbers IL
seemed to be over-burdened with conf
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Buffalo .................3 q n : /, :.
Montreal ................O q o n 4 4 n =
summary: Runs -GiihooIcy. Jameson NJ,
Carthy ca Channel Heating Bases on
balls on Miller :; OF Fullcnwder. St-ijrk
out--hy Miilor. s. by Fullenwidsr nov"
run-Gilhooley. Three base nit-Judgc .rw1
base hit-CEanneli. SaCr1ce hit-Orglnv.
Double play-Mllcr 10 Howley 10 trrtou
Ump!res. Hart and Brown Time ho,,-s
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Texas Lcnpue.

~ Dallas-Dallas. 5: Galveston, A.
AZ hreveport-Shrevrpo q. Re -.
mont. & " Peau
AT For, worth-Fort Worth, 6; Hou.
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Mitchell in the last five innings. but
the Cleveland twirler was saved by |
brilliant support. The score:
pllfintlplDhin,
Cleveland.
Totals 80 6 p IS Totals IA S % II
Ran for Iapp in eighth.

Cleveland ..............0 %
Fhiiadclphia ...........o 0 o OIL
summary; Rurs-Chapman. Smith. Strunk
Two base hits-I.nibo1d. Smith, Wamhsganss
Strunk' ILaPr; stolen bases-Chapman 90.
,,rancy. walsh. Earned runs--Cleveland. Q;
philadelphia. l. Sacrifice hits-Grancy. Ma
lone; Left on hascs-Cleveland. s: Phila
nciLnia, J.. First base on crrors-Clcveland nd.
Bases on balis-om Mitchell s. of bush
.. =. Hits-om Ersh, in innings; off wvck-
OIL. rome In inning Struck nut-by Mitch
NalIin ard Dincen. Time .:l5
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Detroit
Boston.

Totals 30 u q u l Totals ..33 8 - IS
Score by innings: r.
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tBattcd for Tyler in sixth
+Battcd for Crutcher in eighth
Score by innings: n
10 on .................0 o 0 q o ga
RI 'ursh .............0 0 -
summary: Runs-Schmidt CO.. Meanwhile
Iarey. Hinchman t2). Wagner. Won Ger,
Der. MamauX. Two base hits-Schmi,it f2l
,.sroer. Three-base hits-Johnston. Wagner,
-Niox Gerber. Double plays-FitZpatrick
MaIanvillc and Schmidt: Mamaux. Gibson
a p',, Johnston. Earned rnns-Boston. 3:
fittsburgh 3 Left on bases-Boston 10.
Pittsburgh. .. First base on errors-Pius
purgh. l. Bases on balls-on Tyler. .; or
i1ess, !; on MamauN. S. Hits-on Tyler In
:, Innings: OF Crutcher. ! in innings. on
LESS. in l Inning. Hit by pitcher-hy
IEier HlnchmanD. Struck out-by TYLER ,.
by crutchcr. l. by Hess :: by Mamnux
T. wild pitch-Hess. Umpres, Ortiz and
Byron. Time. 2:l0. ~ '
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South Atlantic J.eo,,.

hia, . - Noium-
gusta. l. Au-
Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS. .; Co
AZ Macon~-Macon.s15; Albany. is.
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Cincinnati.
Brooklyn.

Totals ..sa II ~ 20 2 Totals .35 7c7l 10
Ran for Clarke In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ............O . q n a.;
cincinnati ..............l 0 o.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
BroOkiyn. !: Newark, 3.
Buffalo, o; Baltimore, 3.
kansas City, =; st. Louis, 1.
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

49,; again in second place. Up again.
put not down again. Finnegan.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
RICHMOND ut Newark
Providence at Jersey CITY
Rochester mt Buffalo
TOEOnfO nj Nor
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, ]; Boston, 8.
Brooklyn, ); Cincinnati, l.
phii"delphia. 4; Chicago, 3 eleven In
st. Louis, IL; New York, 10.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-26
Fatal Accident.

One of the saddest accidents
thas has happened iii this vicinity
for y long time occurred near
oliyet last Thursday when Mrs.
Ruth Dilger, vile Of DR.. Frank
digger, received injuries that caus-
ed her death. She had been at
Oliyet, aud while driving home her
horse became uumanageable and
ran away. While turning a col
nar by Sue farm of MIR. Rakusek
she buggy wheel broke and Mrs.
digger was thrown from the buggy.
In the fall she suffered a concus-
sian of the brain, her collar bone.
was broken in one or two places
and also one or two ribs which
doubtless pierced the lungs. The
accident was seen by some farm
srs nearby who went to her assis-
lance and found her in an uncon.
seious condition. DR.. Dilger was
at his office in Lesterville at the
time, but was Immediately notified
and reached home in a short time.
Friday Mrs. Dilger partially re-
gained consciousness and was able
10 talk iptelligently with her
husband but Friday night she be-
came worse and passed away Sat-
urday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dilger were married in Chicago
two years ago while he was attend
ing a dental college. He finished
his course this spring and last
week opened an Office in Lesterville.
His wife was still staying with his
mother until arrangements could
be made for moving to baskerville.
As soon as the accident occurred
her mother, Mrs. Mllde, of Chi.
cago, was notified and she arrived
Saturday, a short time after her
daughter had passed away. Flu
neral services were held at the
home Monday, conducted by Rev.
Bergland, of Olivet, and the re-
mains were brought to Scotland
and laid to rest in Rosehill ceme-
terry. 1t is a sad blow to the be-
reayed husband and mother. All
the consolation that sympathizing
friends can offer is freely given.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-26

From The Hutchinson Herald.
a.. A. Wollman, of Freeman,
bought the Mike Wollmann eleva-
tor here and has hired John D.
-lSchenk to run it for him, so now
all the elevators in town are open
and running every day.
The county commissioners were
in session Tuesday and instructed
County Auditor Aisenbrey to go
to Pierre and protest against a
raise of ten per cent on the agri-
cultural lands of Hutchinson coun-
ty.
John Suess and r. J. Linstadt
went to Minneapolis with Arthur
,Suess and Frank and Alfred Lin
stadt who desire to enlist in the
navy and serve for four years. If
all are accepted they will probably
60 to Chicago six months to a ma.
val school,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-26
Fromthe Tyndall Register.

Fromthe Tyndall Register.
The Peace Pageant was given al
the ball park Thursday evening
and was greatly appreciated by
the large audience that attended.
About 100 children took part and
each and everyone filed their
places we'll. This was a big un-
dertaking to put IN. a play Of this
kind in a city of our size, but Miss
Susan Eads who had charge Of the
work, was equal the task and de-
serves q great deal Of praise for
the faithful and patient manner
she has worked with the young
people the past month. The play
was q success in every way.
The threshing machine was busy
last Friday on the G. NJ. McCol-
lum farm. Among other fields
tnfesned WAS 3 tWenty-slx acre
whea. field, which has been COM
mented on and greatly admired by
passersby this summer. It yield
cd twenty-four bushels per acre
measure. This wheat
was on: piece of ground that has
raised fine alfalfa for several years.
Before the grain was cut il stood
nearly five feet high over the en-
tire field; the heads were long and
we'll filed out end the alfalfa that
came up in the grain prevented IL
from lodging. After the grain was
cnt the alfalfa came up ever the
field 80 thickly that it would take
very little seed to have another
fine alfalfa field.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-26

Note

The Scotland Public School will
open Monday, Sept 9th. 1915. All
scholars entering the Scotland
school for the first timesfrom other
schools viii soc Prof. McVay
shout their work before school be-
gins. NJ. T. Brown, clerk.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-26

thursday. aug. 70 lSla
Aeroplsne and Base Ball views
at rreiber's.-Aav,
j. p. Serr. of Springfield, was
calling on Scotland friends Satur.
day.
Ned Bray living north of Tuscan.
has been sick for several days with
typhoid lever.
Misses Johanna aud Rosa Rem
bold went 10 Avon Saturday 10
visit friends Tor q few days.
The La Crosse Steam Laundry
Co. Basket leaves Trsihers Tues.
day Aug, 81 at s a. m.-Adv.
Mrs. Wesley Brown and son,
Percy, went TO Vsrnillion Satur.
day TO visit Mrs, Browns daugh.
Ter.
Misses Emma and Julia Stark
sni Miss Magdalins Dsnnler visit
ed al the Duncan Nelles home
near haylor last Friday.
Have yoa tried The new kind of
summer luel sold by the Goodridge
sa Ca2 Nosaiag bssssr for a
quick IRE. Try is.-Adv.
Roy Thomas and family ausoed
up from Utica last Thursday, Mrs.
III. a. Thomas, who had been yis-
Iifang there, returning with them.
NJ. D, Gardner. who has been
spending the summer on the Pa
eihc coast. returned Saturday and
vent 10 his farm near Springfield.
Miss Julia Stark is taking
charge Of the store of her brother,
Arthur. at Tripp, this week while
Arthur and his wife are in Mime
apolis buying goods.
That summer at fuel the Good
ridge-Can Lumber yard is ready
Tor use-no saving, no splitting,
and viii give better service for the.
money than cobs.-Adv.
James Broum, who is acting as
relief agent a. the Memo station
passed through here Saturday TO
spend Sunday with his family in
Tyndall.
r.. II. Russell and wife returned
from Tyndall Saturday where the
previous week Mr.. Russell had
been taking charge of Jos. Hoch's
drug store.
Albert Kaye left last Saturday
for Hudson to visit his sister, and
from there went to Iroquois where
he will have charge of the city
SCHOOLS another year.
Miss Alta Brown, one of the
teachers in this county, returned
from Chicago where she has been
spending her vacation last Satur-
day and spent Sunday here with
friends.
The date set for the dedication
OF Scotland academy is Sunday,
September 9Th. An effort is being
made to get enough passengers to
insure an extra train for the oc-
casion from Marion Junction.
Y. s. Barker and wife left last
T~hursday evening for Minneapolis
where they will visit Mrs. Esther
Frizzell. Mrs. Barker will remain
there for some time while Mr..
Barker will go on to Duluth and
lake q boat for buffalo, n. Y.
The rain last Sunday seems to
have been somewhat streaked. |
Very little fell here, but il was
quite heavy both east and west Of
us. At Wittenbsrg il was accom-.
panied By some heavy hail which
did considerable damage to corn.
Miss Norma schildknecht who
has charge Of the music department
Of the Scotland Academy, wishes
TO announce that those desiring to
music, instrumental or yo-
cal. should make arrangements at
their earliest convenience 70 secure
satisfactory lesson periods. In
quire Of Ella Treick.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-26
P. A. BLISS, Editor & Proprietor,
SUBSCRIPTION 500 egs YEAR,

Entered as seeeaa class matter ss sse poss
Office a; Scotland, :, n.
Thursday, Aug, a6 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

Announcement was made on FRIDAY
of the engagement of Miss Adele A.
LLOYD. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. sam
uel Lloyd, of IL West 50th St, TO John
Prince Hazen Perry, son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Alfred p. Perry, of this city. MT
Perry was graduated from Harvard IN
1903. and is a member OF the Harvard
and other clubs in this city. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Lewis B. Woodruff will give a
reception on Wednesday afternoon,
February 10, for Ruben Dario, the
Spanish poet, at her home, IA East ooth
ST. Mrs. Woodruff will be assisted In
receiving by Mrs. Blanche Shoemaker
Wagstaff. Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin,
Mrs, Ernest Seton Thompson, Mrs. Ger
trude Atherton, Miss Eleanor Gates,
Miss Kate Jordan, Miss Carolyn wells,
Miss Mary Shipman Andrews and MISS
Frances NJ. Greene.
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, ir., will
give a dance next Friday evening az
her home, 23l Madison sy., for her
daughter, Miss Frances Morgan.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander will give
a dinner dance on February ~ AZ ner
home, West 5sth st.
Mrs. A. Masters Macdonell will give
a dinner tomorrow night at Sherry
for her son, Frederick c. Macdonell,
and her cousin, John Alden Talbot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31

its various features and aspects will be
typically in keeping with that nation
atty. The Della Robbis will be trans
formed into an Italian garden.
The entertainment features nave
been arranged by Miss Josephine Os-
born and Mrs. X. +. Osborn, jr., and
promise 70 be unusually varied and
interesting. Among the artists 10 ap-
pear are Miss Betty Collish, the Eng
fish soprano opera singer, who VIII
appear in costume and sing Italian
folksongs. Signor Beldi, tenor, also
will be heard In the songs Of his nation.
bingham Pinto, by courtesy of Will
lam A. Brady, viii appear in the spec,
tacular dance al Fantome dAmore.'
He will have as his dancing partner
Miss Vavi StroZzi. This dance tells a
story i'm pantomime and will be per
formed about a large fountain, with
moonlight effect. Miss Doris Gomez,
from the Folies Bergere in Paris, Will
be seen IN her sensational Dagger
Dance" There will be an Italian or
chestra. in addition TO Conrad's Orches-
ira. and strolling troubadours Will go
from table to table.
Ticket. costing 50. including supper,
may be obtained at the door
In the Church of Zion and st. Tim