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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05
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The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, an
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cur
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do.
ing it's work. The proprietors have SC
much faith in it's curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars fol
any case that it fails to cure, Send fol
list of testimonials.
Sold by Druggists. Price Use pei
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05
Fro M the Mitchell Capital

From the Mitchell Capital
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scallin
arrived home yesterday from q
trip to points in Florida.
Mrs. Lorne Cass is recovering
nicely from an operation for APP
pendicitis performed at ST. Joseph's
hospital on Wednesday night.
Adam Billman, Of olivet, pro-
prietor of q general merchandise
store at that place, and Miss Flor
ence a. Ehnert, Of Milwaukee, Wis,
were married at $50 O'Clock last
evening at the Baptist parsonage
By Rev. Robert Lincoln Kelly.
They departed on the night train
for their home in Hutchinson conn
81.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05

The Hutchinson County Bank
will install an electric chime clock
on the corner OF their bank build
ing, permission having been.granted
by the city council at its meeting
Wednesday evening. The cost Of
the clock will be about $500 and it
will not only be a good advertise
ment for the bank, but an orna-
ment to the city as well.
Walter, son of Gottlieb Schimke,
met with a painful accident Mon
day hat might have resulted in
the loss of his eyesight. He and a
companion were playing with a
pistol and shooting blank cart
ridges and in some manner the
gun was discharged in front OF
young Schlmke, the powder charge
lodging in his eyes. DR.. Carney
was called and looked after the
needs of the patient and on Tues.
day he was taken to Mitchell tc
consult an oculist. It is hoped
that his sight may be spared, al.
though at the present time he il
reported to be in grave danger.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05

Springfield Times AZ The we'll
drillers are back with their rig to
investigate the new city we'll which
has not proved satisfactory. There
is not enough water and too much
sandis said to be pumped up. We
understand that the size Of the
cylinder will be reduced and the
casing raised some from the bot
tom Of the we'll. The we'll men are
Of the opinion that the castings
have been lowered below the flow
and that by pumping, the water
has to come down through q sand
VEN. II is hoped that the well will
soon be in order and that it will
prove satisfactory.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05

The new policy of the president
in dealing with the Mexican situa-
ton is said to be to call a council
of the Central and South American
republics to consult with this coun-
try. This is the same stage of pro-
ceedings that we had reached a
year ago when the A. B. G. con-
ference was called. II is gratifying
to feel that we are just as far along
as we were a year ago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05

The Woman's Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. W. G. Haynes,
Thursday afternoon, Aug. 10, at
2 80. Miss Lola Campbell is the
leader. All the members of the
church and congregation r most
cordially invited to attend this
midsummer social meeting. Come
and bring your friends.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05
II is pretty hard to block Amer

II is pretty hard to block Amer
lean ingenuity. The excessive rain
this season has made many fields
SO soft that binders can not be run
in the usual way, as the bull wheel
slides and will not run the machin-
cry. Some of the farmers have
therefore mounted their binders on
plank runners SO that they can be
dragged over the mud, and an en-
CINE is attached to run the machine
and by this means the grain is har-
vested.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05
Church Notices

Services will be held in the Meth
odist Church next Sabbath at 10 80
in the morning and at eight in the
evening. After next Sunday the
pastor will be gone for a few weeks
Arrangements will be made for ev'
ening services to be carried on by
the Epworth League during the
pastors absence.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05
Editorial Comment

Col. Roosevelt says he will stick
to the Progressive party. Inasmuch
as he seems to be all that there is
left of the party, is it a case of him
sticking to the party, or of the
party sticking to him2
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05

The supreme court has appoint.
ed A. w. Campbell of Aberdeen,
A. FL. Orvis of Yankton and John
B. Hanton of Watertown as refer.
ees in the disbarment proceedings
against Geo. W. Egan.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05
Fom the Parkston Advance

Fom the ParkstonA Advance
The hail damage in this section
Of tho county several weeks ago
Was something enormous. W. 81.
Shaw, agent for the Home Insur-
ance CO., informs Dis that the loss
es settled BIZ his company alone
amounted 80 something like $4,000.
and Of course thia did not repre-
rent all the insurance carried.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05
From the Trip Ledger,

From the Trip Ledger,
A large crew of railroad carpen-
tiers have been here to begin the re-
modelling and revision of Trips
depot, but it was found that the
plans as the railroad commission
ers had ordered could not be fol-
lowed, as the old structure was to
be moved four feet to the north,
which would bring the caves too
close to the track. Accordingly
plans were returned to the railroad
commissioners and when they are
perfected work on the building will
be rushed right along.
! Grandma Phoenix, mother of
Mrs. A. B. Freeman, was eighty
eight years old on the 9th inst,
and to remind her of the fact, a
dozen or more ladies gathered at
the Mrs. "A. B. Freeman home on
that afternoon and made the aged
woman feel almost "as young as
she used to be-" Grandma is ex-
tremely proud Of the fine black
silk dress which her visitors left
with her as a token of their esteem.
Although Mrs. Phoenix lacks only
twelve years of reaching the cen.
fury mark, she is enjoying good
health, is able to still be out and
around and her many friends hope
to 9 her reach the coveted 100
year age mark.
Articles Of incorporation have
been granted to Thos. Fullerton,
Of the Fullerton Lumber Co., T. j.
Spangler and Jas. Gordon, all Of
Mitchell, T. Nj. Wallace, of Sioux
City and G. ]. Klaudt, of Trip,
who will open a bank at B~eardsley,
the first station north of Trip.
The charter is issued to The Ger
man State Bank of Beardsley and
the institution is capitalized at
Sic, 900. While the directors have
not had q meeting TO elect their
officers, II is decided that e.. j
4 H.Er-Esca=AzEEEZA
Klaudt will be the cashier and will
assume full charge of the new
bank-a fact that will assure it's
business q steady growth from the
start, as Mr.. Klaudt has many
friends both in and out Of the
banking business. A building
23x3O is now in the curse Of con-
struction and will be finished with
Portland cement, which will ma Ike
q very pretty building. While the
structure will not be completed by
August lst, MI. Klaudt will begin
business on that date, using the
Fullerton lumber office for tempo
rary quarters. Mr.. Klaudt will
continue to reside in Trip for the
TIM being.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-08-05

Jos. Sharf, OF Avon, was IN town
last Thursday.
Tony Diehl, Of Tripr, was a
Scotland visitor Sunday.
Claus Flick spent Sunday with
his parents in Mitchell.
Miss Marie Ide went to Yankton
Friday for q few days visit.
Solomon Max, Of Marion juno
ton, spent Sunday in Scotland.
Harry Thompson, of Wagner, is
in town helping the electric light
crew.
a new threshing outfit was un-
loaded here last week by Henry
Serr.
Ray Brown is wearing the official
star during the absence Of Marshall
Sowl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stark came
down from Trip Sunday to spend
the day.
Mrs. Jos. Dvorak came from
Kaylor Friday to visit her father,
Christian Serr.
Mrs. Alansing Cobb and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, returned to their
home in Mitchell Friday.
Miss Grace Parr, of Kaylor, ar.
rived Friday to visit Miss Frieda
Landmann for a few days.
Dry Shaw, Of Ethan, came down
Sunday,to witness the game be.
tween Scotland and Letcher.
Miss Cecilia Wanek returned
Saturday from a visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Driscoll, of Emery.
Miss Emma Trot.man, of Trip,
spent Sunday in Scotland with her
sister, Miss Frieda Trot!man.
The La Crosse Steam Laundry
Go. Basket leaves Treibers Tues
day July ~, al 8 q. m.-Adv.
Miss Laura Patton, of Wagner,
was the guest of Miss Helen Bliss
Friday while on her way to Ar
mour.
Miss Gertrude Weidenbach re-
turned to her home in Parkston
Sunday after visiting relatives in
Scotland and vicinity.
Irwin Wagner, Of Olivet, who
graduated from the law school at
Vermillion this spring, has located
at Washington Springs.
Have you tried the new kind Of
summer fuel sold By the Goodridge
Call Co.? Nothing better for a
quick fire. Try it.-Adv.
Miss Augusta Muehmel, who is
home on ! vacation from Cheyenne
Agency, went to Yankton Tuesday
to spend q few days with friends.
Mrs. Kramer, sister Of Mrs.
Geo. Schneider, returned to her
home in Marion Junction last Sat.
urday after a brief visit here.
Ellis Cass returned home from
Mitchell Saturday where she has
been staying at the home Other
brother, during the illness Of his
wife.
Miss Florence Brown, after 9
short vacation returned Monday tt
Sioux City whore she is taking 9
nurse's training course at the Ger
man Lutheran hospital.
Mrs. w. q. Knodt, Of Hartford
who had been visiting q the homes
Is Her father. MI. Henry Weiden.
bach, and her sisters, Mrs. FREQ
Goehring and Mrs. Gottlieb Hertz
returned 10 her home Saturday
David a. SoWl and family lef
Sunday for their eastern visit
They win visit first with his mar
1ied children il Freeport, TIL, ant
viii 50 from there 10 Argyle, Wis.
II time q attend the homecoming
reunion next Friday.
Mr. Holmberg, Who since leay'
ING the Scotland team has beer
pitching ior the Washington team
came % Scotland Monday. Thu
e%GSEkMzss 60 &@as asESa 49, NEASz : = &N&G $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
employees who have served the com
pany for period Of twenty years viii
be organized In a Veterans Union
There ar esevoral old workmcn In this
city who will be included In this union
The taxes are coming in very slow
". according 20 a statement mace
by Deputy Sheriff Logsdon. who is col.
lecting them every evening al tho OF.
nee 81 Squire ". p. Clayton. on Mar
shall street
Tho regular meeting Of the Im.
proved Order m Red Men met Boz ror1l.
Tar session Of their lodge rooms in
The McMechen building Many impor.
tant matters were taken up. a large
numbr N members were present
Edward Holloway. local H a. %.
employo. left for a visit with Die par.
onts af KeyFer
George Reilly ~ Winchester. Tenn.
BEL spending several days in this city.
visiting with relatives and friends
John Earnest Of Bogrs Run. BEL Im.
proving after having been ul for mo
past few days
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Improving RAPIDLY.

According 10 information given out
by DIT. Blake. the Ferece girl, who was
injured IN the last railroad accident.
IL improving nicely. She will be able
10 be brought home soon. II compiled
lions do not set in. The next session
o foouncil will probably find some
action taken on the matter OF having
night Waterman and gates al the
crossings. One chief obstacle Of the
gates II the shipping OF freight cars
on the sidings. II a freight car were
run on the siding the gates would 20
down and the street cars might have
10 stand for an hour. unless a new
system was Organized
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erIefs and Personals.

Word was received from Paul Meyer
OF South Warwood. last evening. stat.
ing that he was resting easily at the
81. Frances hospital az Pittsburgh, Pa
Shield OF Honor lodge No. s held
their meeting last evening at which
time different matters were taken ur
for discussion
Mrs. G. Jochumsen is slowly reoov
ering al her home on Eighteenth
street. after being seriously I'll.
Meeting OF the Girls and Boys or
chestra was held last evening at which
time different matters were taken UT
for discussion after which some or
chestra music was practiced.
Miss Garnett Brooks OF Center
Warwood is visiting al the home OF
her aunt Mrs. Fred Brautigan. oi
GAINESVILLE. o.
Mid-week prayer services will be
held this evening al the Presbyterian
church on Twentieth street Rev. f
p. Carson will be in charge. Every
body invited
Mr.. l.. J. Miller Of Twenty-h.si
street has purchased an automobile
from a Wheeling agency.
Ladies' Aid society OF the Presby
terrain church will give a musical and
literary entertainment on Thursday
evening. June -. at the church on
Twentieth street.
Harry l.. SuOebel. travelling sales
man, Of South Richland avenue, has
returned from a business trip "a
Pittsburgh. Pa
Daniel Porter. motOrman on the Fan
handle Traction line has been on dur.
ing the past couple OF days on account
OF illness
Miss Dale Ross has returned 10 her
home on Eighth street after attending
school at West Liberty Normal school
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presented each year By VI. a. Sherwin
OF Cleveland. were awarded 10 n. e.
Phillips OF Hamilton and +. Davis or
Garman's Mills. Pa. by vote OF the
academy students.
Those receiving diplomas from poane
Academy today were, Florence ODE
brecht. Columbus. Ernest Bodenweber.
Cleveland. Floyd @. Browne. Haskins
Hervey ID. Chandler. Cadiz; Herbert a.
Carr. Gable: Friend NJ Cochran. Salama.
W. va. John W Hundley. Granville.
Nelson q. Rupp. Port clinton; David IL
Speicher. Granville. Herman q. Spencer.
Granville; Parker n. Tilbe. Granville
Frank ~. Nenn, Maiden. Mass, Helmer
l. Webb. Philadelphia James .. White.
Sabina, Paul G. Wright Fredricktown.
Anna Mae Beers Granville. Helen r.
Myers kenton. Helen Drury Ray. Gran
Vile. and Elmer ID. ClOsman. Granville.
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In. and at once penetrates 10 relieve an
strain on nerves. cords. ngaments and all
parts involved. u makes the muscles 30
plant that they expand naturally. And At
the same time they are invigorated By the
absence OF harnssing pains 30 apt 10 distress
The mind. Whatever win add 10 the comfort
Of the expectant mother Is a great and help
ful influence since q calm and peaceful period
must have a wonderfully beneficial impress
upon the coming child. Get a bottle Of
Mothers Friend" OF any druggist and you
VII realize Why 20 many women declare Il
70 be the most helpful remedy they know o.
Write today 10 Bradheld Regulator Co. sos
Lamar Bldg Atlanta, Ca. for a splendid
book Of great Interest and value 10 every ex.
poctant mother.
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BENW00D
Rodqers-o,conneI Weddina.

Wednesday morning. June %, 1915.
Miss Cecilia Maria. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William n O'Connell. OF Nc
Mechen. and Mr.. Vincent Rodgers. OF
this city will be united In marriage at
St James church. McMechen. The
wedding. which will be a splendid sf-
fair. will take place az 9 a. m. After
the wedding there will be a dainty
breakfast at the home OF the brides
parents. Father O'Kane will officiate
at the ceremony The couple will take
an extended honeymoon to extreme
eastern points Miss O'Connell and
Mr.. Rodgers are very popular in their
respective cities and their many
friends wish to extend them their best
wishes
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Do three scar uId daughter Of Mr and
Mrt NHru'iun Van Camp of pf Pleas
arf frftH. met uIfn u fatal accident Iuaf
saturday. NH failing into H uru Hf arfIf
Iur water fh. mother had placed pan
.f Dot water "r fHt floor uuH turned
awe. fH E.f something and fra ha hF
sore. med she fHuF tho child out Ha
soon HH possible. UHI fHr turrH were fU.
deem INU child I..r fnr re- few hours.
hu meyer rHraIrsH rnua.. UuarfHa The
funeral services wore held sunday af-
itrnH"r. conducted D.. ItHE. Homer UunI-
rnr1unr Hru irfHrrsuf wua mad. I1 the
NH| Camp cemetery
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members Of her Sunday school Monday
evening. Games were played and az a
~casonablc hour a delightful lunch MSS
served
Sike Morgan. ~ Vernon was A busi-
ness visitor a. the city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Morgan. Of ZINE
Grove we're visiting friends In Faden
City over SUNDAY.
Selbia Bland. 81 Wileyyillc. was q
business visitor In the city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Google entertained
a number OF their friends from Wheel
ing Saturday.
=. MoseF. Of Wallace. was In the citv
TUESDAY. moving the body Of hts brother
who was buried here. seven months ago.
20 Clarks burg.
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h.aa louise Woo camp Irff Tuesday
f..TIuF f.r HurhEHHuHu. where she viii
a'. md fI. Mine u.eka OF frr ruunE term
az Wesleyan C.IIrr..
q IrlrIaI. OF HIHfrrHNiIIo vas n
hI.InreH visitor In the cts Tunada.
I..h MARTIN. uI ffendrr. uHH calling
.n friends In fne rIfF WefnradaY
~ AHnfrlrnr bel VISITING nf the horne
% CHARLES inner. az the south eide
IHrnh Moore. OF Nerrnn. uHa a visitor
on business. Monday
Weltrr and George CIegr we're a.
fha sfafrrI t,nr co.,
SHES Mabel COTS was hostess to inc
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Foreigner Fined

A foreigner. who decided that he
could do as he pleased. was jagged
sunday night and received a hearing
last night After hearing the evidence
on Doth sides. Mayor Clark Sprouts
decided 10 me him $40 and costs. lie
forthwith pulled out roll and PAID
over the sum OF Sl2l5 into the coners
OF the city and was released.
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Lawn Fete This evening.

All plans have been completed and
everything IL In shape for the lawn
fete which will be given this evening
on the grounds surrounding the Re.
lance hose house on Twenty-fourth
street. Many new features have been
added TO the lawn fete which will
amuse both young and old
The hose house floor has been put in
good shape so that all wishing TO dance
can enjoy themselves in this way.
Music during the evening will be fur
nished by the Warwood band. The
anair will also be held on Thursday,
enabling everybody TO attend. Pro
ceeds from the sffair will be used for
the purchasing of new hose and other
equipment
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Cut Finger With Az.

Harold Condel. OF Fourteenth street.
and Ohio avenues. seriously cut his
hnger yesterday afternoon. The ac.
cident happened while he was chop
ping some wood. and in some way
chopped his finger. A local physician
was at once called and dressed the
wound. He was reported to be rest.
ing easily last evening.
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welshansoood Nupitsi.

Miss Marie Good. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Good. and Mr. John
Welshans. OF Warwood. will be united
IN marriage this morning AT s O'Clock
at the Sacred Heart church. Rev
Father Rossman will have charge OF
the ceremony. Miss Good and Mr.
Welshans are well known and have a
large circle of friends.
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The boys are taking much interest
IN hiking Fairgrounds for them 10
play in during the heat of the day.
The last couple of days some of the
BOYS have been making ice balls and
selling them. The profit from this
VIII be used IN purchasing different ap-
paratus for enjoyment during the day.
The citizens OF North Wsrwood are
also helping the children in many
ways.
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Old Resident M

James Carrot, Of Seventh and Water
streets. was taken suddenly fl yes
terday afternoon and 70 was necessary
10 have the services 81 doctor. Mr.
Garret is one Of the old pioneers or
this town and the city folk will 10
sorry 70 hear Of bic Illneaa
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Following close on the heels 90 tho
break In the Midway team. the Would
Bees have decided 90 make a change
in their manager. according 20 me
correspondent OF this paper The for.
mer manager. DO is stated. does not
care for the position and viii make
no nght to hold same The now man.
ager will be John Edwards. The team
has decided also 10 change their name
to- the All-Scholasflcs. all members be-
ing graduated from some high school
supper We'll Attended.
The supper which was held 1f the
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Thursday evening the Fraternity Or
der OF Eagles will hold their regular
meeting In their lodge rooms. The To-
cal order r. gaining strength all the
time and ~ will soon be one OF the
strongest lodges In the city. All mem
bers are urged 10 be In attendance.
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NJ r, church last evening was well
attended The menu consisted OF
delicious dishes and was enjoyed By
all. The Ladies' Aid is working hard
TO mae money and are anticipating
giving many different things this sum.
mer.
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i Al Doan Academy at Granville today
President Clarence Barbour Of Rochcs-
ter Theological seminary delivered inc
baccalaurcate address.
Hlsh scholarship honors were award
ed 10 !. -. White Sabina; =. ~. Coch-
ran Salama. w Va; John W. Hundley.
GRANVILLE. Florence Odcbrecht, Column
bus and Anna Beers. Granville. They
were granted membership 10 the acade-