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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29

The eighth grade papers submit
ted at the last examination will re-
ceive their grades some time this
week and the applicants will hear
the results az soon thereafter as
practical.
In looking owe the papers in the
eighth grade civics we are surpris-
ed at the number of pupils who
forget that a man who has declar.
ed his intention to become n citi-
zen has a right to vote.
While at Pierre last week, the
county superintendent visited the
state marking board and witnessed
the progress of our Bon Homme
county teachers manuscripts. A
goodly number of our applicants
will receive second grade certifi-
Gates the latter part of this week.
The Morrell Packing Co. of Sioux
Falls has offered a $25 cash prize
to the South Dakota boys for a
pig growing contest. The contest
will be conducted by Supt. W. M.
MAR of Brookings and all boys
who desire TO enter should write to
him for details. We hope some Of
our Bon Homme county boys viii
90 in for the prize.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
There is more Catarrah in thissection

There is more Catarrahin thissection
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it q local disease and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly fail
ing to cure with local treatment, pro-
nounced it incurable. Science has
proven Catarrah to be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrah
Cure, manufactured by +. ]. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti-
%tutional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29

Here is a good one from the 9th
grade civics "The president must
be a born citizen of the U. 8. and
he must have n clear conscience"
In speaking of the Monroe Doc
trine one of our pupils defined it
as a man who fought in the Civil
War and was a Union leader.
At the superintendent meeting
last week, the question of reducing
the average for 9Th grade pupils
and lowering the minimum grade
received considerable discussion.
The matter was left with the state
superintendent for final decision.
At present the required average is
8096 with a minimum grade of
6596.
Plans are under way for a fruit
and flower day to be held the last
week in August, At this time priz-
es will be given to the boys and
girls who make the best exhibit of
fruits, flowers or vegetables which
he or she has grown during the
summer. Now is the seed time of
the year and every school boy or
girl should arrange to plant a small
tract of something that will be of
profit &c the family.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
LOCAL NEWS

O. A.. Bonebrake of Sioux City,
spent last Sunday in Scotland.
F. S. Birkinbine made a bust
ness trip to Sioux City Monday.
Dennis Murphy of Tyndall was
in town Sunday and went to Mitch
ell.
Mrs. Nj. A. Thomas returned the
first of the week from a visit of
two weeks in Yankton.
Go to the Stevenson l. Miller
Garage for your gasoline, oils and
auto supplies.-Adv.
Mrs. M, A. Musser and Mrs.
VIM, Cation returned last Friday
isam Yankten where they had been
Waiting for a few days.
Fred Rahsahaeher got a new IL
inch asill Monday which will be
used in drilling the new city well
which he il 10 put down for the
town et Springfield.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
County School Letter

The Scotland Teachers Institute
will occur on Saturday of this week.
r Remember this, that we have no
school unless we have the vital es-
sential of the school and that is a
we'll trained teacher.
We often question whether school
officers realize that the eighth and
ninth month schools usually get
better teachers than the six month
school.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29

Stock taken to pasture, good
living water, and pasture adjoining
townsite.-Adv. A. Il. Jones
Quite a destructive IRE occurred
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Matt. thinner who lives in one OF
the JAG. Korb houses in the west
edge Of town. Mrs. thinner was
oat IN the yard when she observed
that the house was on fire. She
rushed in and rescued the baby
which was sleeping in the house,
and sent in an alarm. The fire
boys were on hand as soon as pos
sible, bus the distance was over
half a mile and by the time they
arrived the interior of the house
was all afame and flames shooting
through the roof. The chemical
engine was turned onto the inside
fire while the water hose was d.
rected at the flames outside and
they were soon extinguished but
not until the furniture and inside
finishing of the house had been
almost totally destroyed. This was
the first test of the chemical en-
CINE and the fire boys say it work
ed even better than they had ex-
pected, but the damage was done
before they arrived.
WANTED-At once, two girls
or middle aged women at the Al
pena Hotel. State wages wanted
when writing.--Adv.
Geo. Hubbard, Alpena, s. D
Mr.. Wagner of the firm of Met
calf & Wagner of Mitchell, was
here Monday %perfecting arrange
ments for opening a new clothing
store in the Zolnowsky block. He
informed us that arrangements
had been completed for opening
the store some time between the
10th and the 18th of May, altho
the new fixtures which have been
ordered will not be received for
about two months. The store will
be in charge of Steve Zolnowsky,
whose experience in the business
and his acquaintance with the peo-
pie will enable him to give excel
lent service both to his employers
and to the public. The new firm
promises to put in a new and up
to-date stock that will give the
people every advantage, in prices
and variety of selection that can
be secured in a much larger place.
We do automobile repairing and
carry a supply of gasoline, and
lubricating oil. Garage one block
south Of Becker block. Adv,
Stevenson u Miller
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
Read Brooks ad.

IneOQOre Landmann and Vile
returned to their home in Milwau.
kee Wednesday morning.
F. G. Falkinberg has received
his commission as postmaster at
Scotland and is receiving lnstruc-
ton preparatory to taking charge
the first of the month.
Lost, while running to fire on
Tuesday, a bunch of keys. Finder
please return to Edward Stark.
HEAR DR.. HAGERMAN
Orator and Philosopher, coming
Wednesday, May S, 1915, to lee
ture on u lyceum course. An
interesting man with a great mes.
sage.
Oliver Sweet, deputy attorney
general, accompanied his mother
on her teturn fror VermilIion last
Friday. After a brief visit here
Mrs. Sweet went to her home in
Memo and Oliver went to Pierre.
L. A. Eads, Benz. Bussey, G.
Stoddard and VIM. Thompson, of
Tyndall, arrived on the train from
the east last Sunday and we're tax
en- home by Chas. Sturtevant.
They were returning from Excel
sior Springs, Mo-, where they had
been taking treatment at the SAM
tarium. They said the season here
seemed to be about as far advanc.
ed as it was in Missouri.
Lost-a lady's gold watch with
name engraved inside, between
town and Gums school house.
Finder please leave same at this
Office and receive reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calfee left Monday
noon for a short visit with his sis
ter, Mrs. Treat, who lives on a
farm two miles out of Mitchell.
From there they go to their home
in Clarinda, la. for a short rest be-
fore beginning the next revival
meeting. Miss Ethyl Bradley also
left Monday neon to visit her sis
ter at Tulare. The sister is Mrs.
Allen, wife of the Methodist pastor
ct that town. Mr.. and Mrs. Alien
come from New York city last o.
tober and were assigned by the
Methodist conference to Tulare.
Mr.. James Rezek and Miss Ira.
cy Sabatka were married last Mon
day morning at eight O'Clock IN
the Catholic church., Father Mi
chael Sack officiating. The wit
nesses we're Mr.. Frank Sabatka,
brother of the bride, and Miss An
ma Hayek. After the ceremony
and the congratulations the we'd
ding party repaired to the home OF
the BRIDES mother where a bounti-
fnl wedding breakfast was served
At present the bride and groom are
staying at the home of her mother
but Mr.. Rezek expects soon to buy
Or build a house of his own. Mr..
Rezek is n of our enterprising
young business men, Ibeing engaged
in the tailoring business, and the
bride is a young lady worthy o.
his affection and capable to take
charge of the domestic affairs O
the household and make it an idea
home. We wish for them a real
ization of all the happiness ant
prosperity which :heir brightesI
dreams may picture.
The imported Belgian stallion
Trompeur 1864 (81958), owned b!
the Scotland Belgian Horse Breed
ers' Association, will stand tn
coming season as follows: Mon
days at John Haase's farm !; Tues
days at the Biermann farm nea
Blaha; Wednesdays at VIM. 81
, Romans farm; Thursdays, Fri
| days and Saturdays at the liver,
. barn in Scotland.-Adv.
VIM. q. Holman, Mgr
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29

Fred Bardsll OF Ravinia, il here
Waiting bin father.
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Adams. Henry, Boston.
Adams, Mrs Henry, Boston.
Adams. William Nc MILAN, y. !.
Niles. y. y, New York.
Bernard. Clinton T., New York.
Bernard. Oliver. Boston.
Bilicke, Albert G., Los Angeles.
aBilicke. Mrs. 4. C.. Los Angeles.
Boulton. H.. jr., Chicago.
Bowrirg. Charles W, New York.
Bralthwaite. Dorothy, Morristo"n, y; )
Branded Miss Josephine, New York.
Brooks, J. H., New York.
Burnside, J. s, New York.
Burgess, Henry g.. New York.
burnside, Mrs. J. $, New York.
Buswcll. Peter, CamcrOnia, y. !.
Bvrne. Michael g.. New York.
Conner. Miss Dorothy, New YORK.
Crooks, Robert, -.
Davis. Emily, -
fisher. Or. How ard l., New York.
Gauntlet. Fred J., New York.
Grab. Oscar. r.. New York.
Hammond. Mrs. o. H.. Ne" York.
Mrs. Hammond. New York.
Uardvick, {. e.. New York.
Harris. Dwight C., New York.
Hodges. Dean w, Philadelphia.
Hopkins, 4. l., New York.
Houghton, DR.. j. T.. New York.
JeTerv, Charles r.. Chicago.
Jenkins. Francis Bertram, Chicago.
Jolivet, Miss Rita, Chicago.
Kempson, ". Toronto.
Kenan. DIR. Owen. New York.
kessler. George T., New York.
knox. :. VI. Philadelphia.
Lauriat, Charles f., ir., Boston.
Learv. James j., New York.
Leary. Mrs, and maid, -.
Levin. !. GUY, New York.
Lobb. Mrs. Popham. New York.
Ionev. Miss Virginia, New York.
Loncv. Mrs. \. d., New York.
Mcconnell, John W, Memphis.
NIosley, G.. O., New York.
sNlvers. Joseph L.. New York.
Partridge, Frank. New York.
Pearl. Major +. Warren, New York.
Pearl. Amy W. w, New York.
Pearl. Mrs. F. w. infant and maid
New York.
Pearl. stuart Duncan. New York.
Perry. Frederick, j., Buffalo.
Pbiliipe. Wallace g.. New York.
pope. Miss Theodate, Pennington, Ct.
Posen. Ed. Pennington, Ct.
Rankin. Robert. New York.
RatcliT. y. 4. New York.
Schwartz. August W, New York.
SGdell Thomas. New York.
smith. Miss Jessie Taft, Braceville. O
Thomson. Mrs.. +. BIish, Indiana.
thomson. Z. Blish, Indiana.
Tiberghien. George, New York.
Timmis, k. j., New York.
Turner. Scott, New York.
wakefield. Mary Mrs. \. I. Wake
field. y. y. GU.
Waller. Mrs. Annie, =.
Nithcrbee. Mrs. \. s, New York.
Wright, Robert C.. Cleveland.
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Adams. Mrs. Jane, -
Lady Allan. Montreal.
Avala, Julian de, Cuban Consul Cen
eral TO Liverpool.
Baker, James. Liverpool.
Barrow, d. G..
Bartlett, MIR. and Mrs. 6. W, London.
BARLEY, George.
Battersby, J. J.. Stockport, England.
Bohan. James. Toronto.
Ellington, 4. j.. London.
Charles, Doris, Toronto.
Charles. J. H.. Toronto.
Clarke, 4. r., Toronto.
Clarke, the Rev. Cowley, London.
(olebrook. II. c., Toronto.
Crooks. Robert, Toronto.
Cross. \. b., I. W. States.
DAILY. u. W., -
Dirie, Robinson, Hamilton, Ont.
Hammond. Mrs.
Hammond. +. =, Toronto.
Iienken. Francis, --
Hill Mrs. 4. r.. London.
Holt, W. r. g.. Montreal.
Home. Thomas. Toronto.
kceblc. Mr and Mrs. W, Toronto.
kempson. VI, Toronto.
Lassettcr. f., London.
Lasettcr, Mrs. II. b., London.
Icaroyd Mrs. Z. A., and maid, sydney.
Lehman Isaac. Liverpool.
Lehman, Diland. liverpool.
lehman, Martin. Liverpool.
Le,ineun, Joseph, ir., Liverpool.
Lockhart. x. H., Toronto.
Lady MaCkworth. Cardiff. Wales.
McNurrGy. l.. L., Toronto.
Matthews. \. T., Montreal.
'Morrell Mrs. VI. S. Toronto.
'Nlosley, C. e..
Orr. Lewis f., Toronto.
Osborne. Mrs. \. b., Irene, Hamilton.
adlcy. Mrs. T.. Charles, Liverpool.
Pappadopoulo, VI. v. Greece.
Pappadopoulo. Mrs VI. y. Greece.
Payntcr. Charles T.. Liverpool.
Painter. Miss Irene. Liverpool.
Pierpoini. William j.. Liverpool.
sPirie. Robinson. Hamilton, Ont.
Rhys-Evans. \. L.. Cardiff. Wales.
Rogers. Percy w, Toronto.
'Ryerson. Mrs. and daughter, Toronto.
sturdy. {. J.. Montreal.
TAYLOR. Richard Lionel. Montreal.
Thomas. u. A.. Cardiff, Wales.
1ootal. +. p. o.. London.
Townley. Ernest. Toronto.
Turton, G.. H., Melbourne.
Nassar. ". \. T.. London.
walk. Miss Annie.
Young, Philip, Montreal
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of Mrs. II. BOOTH, Ottawa.
! BROMLEY. Mrs. Thomas, -.
Burden, Mrs. \. s., and infant, Ninni'
peg.
Chambers. Guy, -
+Chilberdot. H., -
, Cockburn. Guy r., -.
/ Cowper. Ernest. Toronto.
/ Cox. Mrs. NJ, and child. Winnipeg.
I Crosby, Agnes.
/ Cro-slcy, Cyrus, Toronto.
/ CrossleS. Mrs. Cyrus. Toronto.
. FCutchison. Stanley. Hamilton, Ont.
/ sDockWorth. Miss f., -
/ Dodd, Miss Dorothy, Edmonton. Can.
! Dolphin, Miss y, II. Thomas. Ont.
Duncan. Mrs. r., Montreal.
Eliot. Mrs. 4. W. Calgary, Can.
, Ellis. John, Edmonton. Can.
/ Erhardt, Mr.. H., Toronto.
/ Farr0W, Robert.
.Ferrier. Mrs. \. H.. Penticon. p. c.
Fish. Miss Eileen, Toronto.
Fish. Mrs. John and two children, To-
TOntO.
b Fish. Hiss Marion. Toronto.
+ FISH. Mrs. ). NJ. Toronto.
f FranAburn. Joseph. and child. Francis.
Freeman. John, Falklain, b. {.
Freeman, Mrs. John, Falhain, Il. {.
fN~l. a. IA. tNtklHd an.
Gardner. H., Toronto.
Gardner, Eric. Toronto.
Gardner. William Toronto.
Ghiberdot. Herbert, -.
CLANCY. Joseph. -
Granular. Michael.
Gwyer, Rev. II. l.. Saskatoon, Can.
Gwyer. Mrs. II. L.. Saskatoon. Can.
Ilaldane, ". r., -.
Hale. K.
Ilanes. y. r.. -.
Harris H., Montreal
Henderson. Master Huntley. Montreal.
Henderson. Violet, Montreal
Henshaw. Mrs. VI. Saskatoon, Can.
Hill. William Spencer, -.
Hoskin.. \. Montreal.
Hull, Mrs. g.. Winnipeg, Canada. -.
Jackson, Arthur, -.
Jackson, j.. -.
Jackson. Thornton. Toronto.
Jones, William g., -.
f Kaye, MiSs Catherine, Toronto.
Kilkenny. Della VI.
Lane, e. b., -, England.
Lines. Stanley. b., Toronto.
Lines. Mrs. Stanley T.. Toronto.
Lohden, Mrs. H.. Toronto.
Lohden. Miss Elsie, Toronto.
McColn. Mrs. James A.. Ottawa.
"McFadden, Hugh. Cali. Ont.
McFadyen, Hugh. Calf, Ont.
Mckenzie. Il. A.. -.
Mclellin. Miss Sarah. -.
Mailman, Edwin. Edmonton, Can.
Mailman, Elizabeth. Edmonton. Can.
Mailman. Miss Molly. Edmonton, Can.
MANLY. Miss Alice. Montreal.
Marichal. J. T.. Kingston, Ont.
Marichal Master Maurice. Kingston.
Marichal, Miss Phyllis. Kingston, Ont
Naricha!. Miss lyonne, Kingston, Ont.
Marsh. Miss T..
Martin. Mrs. Laura. -
Maycock. Miss W., Buxton, England
Mayer. H. {.
Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. n. G..
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Aston. Joseph. BROOKLYN.
Allen. John, Philadelphia.
Anderson. Mrs. r., and child, Bridge
port, Conn.
Arthur, J. =. Seattle.
Barker, Mrs. NJ, New York.
Barker, Miss W, New York.
Barrett. Miss May. New York.
Barrie, Edward A., New York.
Basten, Mrs. A., -.
Beattie. Mrs. James A., New York.
Birchall, Henry, Washington.
Brammer. Mrs. f. j., Trenton, y. j.
Brammer. Miss T., Trenton, y. J.
Bretherton, Mrs, child and infant, Los
Angeles.
Brilly, Louis, Los Angeles.
Brown. Dan T., Los Angeles.
Bryce, II. b., Syracuse.
Bryce, Mrs. ii. B., syracuse.
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Mitchell. 4. j.. Toronto.
Monroe. u. f., -.
Moses, Janet.
Norris Rev. II. {. =. Toronto.
MYERS. EIiason. Hamilton. Ont.
Nelson, Miss Gerda, -
North. Miss Olive. saskatoon, ,an'
p.ge Andrew, Medicine Hat, Tan.
Parkes. William H.
.pavey. Miss l.. Fort VAppelle, Sask
PeIls. Mr. and Mrs. ElsmoIs:-
Plank Mrs. H., Toronto.
POLLS. Edwin NJ. -
sPrickard tor Pickard), T.,
Pyc. Mrs. e.. Edmonton, Canada.
Rept. James Stewart. -.
Richardson. Miss Anne. -
Rogers. Miss Elizabeth, -.
Rose. Fred j., -
Sandells Thomas, Winnipeg, Man.
scott, George. Toronto.
Shakell. William.
Simpson. Rev. H. W. Roseland, Il. {.
Smith. C.. Preston. England.
Sorenson, Scren, Edmonton, Can.
Stewart, Mrs. G., Ontario.
Stones. Norman, Vancouver, Is. L.
sweeney. John W., Liverpool.
Sweet, +. H., Toronto.
tTarry, Edward. Toronto.
TAYLOR. Mr. and Mrs. ii. W.
Tiiom, ". f., Toronto.
Turpin, Thomas H., Victoria, Is. c.
aWaldcnman, Miss LOra, -
Walsh, John. -.
Webster, Master Frederick, Toronto.
Webster. T.. g.. Toronto.
Webster. Master Henry, Toronto.
Webster, Master William, Toronto.
Whallev, Robert W, Victoria, Il. L.
Whitcomb Hugh. Havana.
Whitehead. Miss Florence, =
Williams. Robert. Calgary, B. c.
williams. Miss W., -.
Wilkes, Kate.
Wilson. Mrs. Patrick. MoOseIaw, Sas.
ordsworth, Miss Ruth, Toronto.
Wordsworth. UsmOnd Bartle, Toronto
Wyath. Mrs. VI. A, -.
sNadster, f., -
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11r Truos erect SyDoys They Reach London

a. Shepperson.
Jacob Shkredof.
George Smith.
Thomas SnOwden.
+. 4. SnOWden.
Vi:rofan VI. SObele~ski.
George Steele.
Michael Stachula given as Stenchis).
George Stevens.
Alfred Stockton.
Ivan TaraOsewicz.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Tayler.
Miss f.. TOmins.
John TOmaskewicz.
Miss Nora TObn.
*Mr. and Mrs. George Ward.
John Welsh.
Edith Williams.
tAavareZ YOhanan.
John Baba YOkob.
Scott, Arthur
Scott, Alice.
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward and two
children.
Lee, Bridget.
Gallagher, Mrs. Margaret
Grancy, Joseph.
Brown, William.
Diamandes. Theodore.
Simpson. Edward.
Dawson, W.
Goodwin, Rose.
Smethurse, Mr. and Mrs.
Hanley. Peter.
Ashman, Henry c.
Matthews, Thomas.
Hasketh, Alfred.
Rowan, Annie.
insolvency, John.
Benjamin, Miss Queenie.
Boyle, James.
Marsh. Mrs.
Woodwork, Robert.
Thompson, Joseph.
Hook, George.
Hook, Frank.
Ellison, Babajan.
| Stephens, Thomas O.
Kahramaam, PetrOsian.
Nelson, Miss Victoria.
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Joseph Dyers.
a. Barnes.
Bessie Barber.
Mrs. Ruth Logan 0Ohden,).
Mrs. VI. Touhey tTwahey).
Herbert Right.
fMrs. J. Hogan.
a. McDermOtt.
William Beauchamp.
j. Chaukman.
Mrs. VI. Chapman, Toronto.
Nv. kennaway.
a. Faulds.
vi. Muir.
alice Middleton.
Lusitania's Officers.
Captain Turner.
First Officer Jones.
Third Officer Lewis.
Junior Third Officer Beslia.
Chief Steward Jones.
Second Steward Chisholm.
Two senior second engineers.
Junior Engineer Duncan.
Second Purser Draper.
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Adams. Mrs. A. f. Edmonton, Can.
Adams, Miss Joan NJ. Edmonton. Can.
Aitchison. Mrs. $, Hamilton, Ont.
Aitken. Miss {.
'Amery, Mrs. Phoebe, Toronto.
Amortin, Mrs. T.. Toronto.
Barrett, Hiss May, -.
Bartlett, John, -.
Bartlett. Oliver, -.
Bartlett. Mrs. l.. T., -
Beattie, Allan W., Winnipeg
Bilbrough. George, Smith Fall. Canada.
Booth infant DrobabG infant child
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The Thought Behind
A "Cammeyer" Shoe

TO make a 'CAMNEYEp,
shoe the Standard Of Merit lu,,
as our trademark asserts"
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If we did not live W to our
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