The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-11
Thursday, May IL 1916
For Pianos see ". Il. Miller.

8 little daughter was born last
Friday night to Mrs. s. ii. Treiber.
Mrs. George Dunmire went TO
Ysnkton Monday where she is Is.
king treatment at the hospital.
Prof. ana Mrs. Schildknicht and
daughter went TO Sioux City last
Sunday returning Monday evening,
Bring yonr watches and jswalry
10 tbs &, q Treibsr Jewelry Store
for repairs, Expert watch maker
and ]sweler now in charee.-Adv.
j. 5. Hsaalsy. Of Msnno, was in
town Saturday. He came in from
Tnpp where the evening before he
attended a school play put On by
tbs Pagkstou high school, and he
says 1t was shs bsst school play be
sysr attended.
Tbs Scotland ball team went 10
Trip last Sunday and played tbs
team at thai place. 1t was a hor.
ribs day to play as the wind was
blowing a hurricane, but the luck
was with tha Scotland boys who
Won by score Of Is to 20.
Mrs. E8s Hagar arrived from
Hsga lsst Friday and viii spend a
couple Of wesks with her mother,
Mrs LSnam. II the meantime
fhs conferences viii bs hsld and her
husband Vii receive his appoint
1s1i sor tha eoung year.
FOR SALE-a few bushels OF
White Blossom Sweet Glover Seed
Rise a fss bushels of 1915 grown
sssa earn which will stand good
tast-A3F- ". c. Haynes
John Parmsnter returned last
Thursday from Custer, where be
went TO accompany his wife who is
taking trsssmen. al the sanitarium.
Mr.. Farmenter Eayslthe sanitarium
sserns 10 be doing a good work, as
they have eve lost a case so far,
and are curing many, but its ca.
pacisy is far too small to accom-
uodate all who apply for treat.
ment.
August Becker returned from
his northern trip last Friday. In
company with his brother-in.law oil
North Dakota he made a trip to
Montana where they looked over
the field with q view to starting a
bank. They received some en-.
couragement, but their proposition
will be considered by some of the
prospective local stockholders there
and they will not know for about a
week whether it is accepted or not.
If it is they will proceed ut once
with their organization.
Atty. J. Il. Meighen was called
to Kaylor last Thursday night to
conduct a hearing for the town in
the cas- of a girl hobo that had
been arrested. AT the hearing the
girl told a hard luck story, but the
conclusion was that she was slightly
unbalanced. She said her home
was in Mason City, Ia., and a
purse was raised by the the citizens
to buy her a ticket to Sioux City,
and give her a little spending mo-
ney besides. The Sunday edition
of the Sioux City Journal had a
picture of the girl, with an account
of her adventures, and stated that
an effort was being made to get
her employment, SO she was evil
IDENTIFY not considered insane by the
Sioux City authorities.
Redfield, S. D., Feb. u, 1916.
To Whom it May Concern:
George E, Hedrick of Tyndall, S.
D.. form erly lived in Sphinx county, S.
d. At that time / was working in the
office of the States Attorney of this
county and several important criminal
cases came up for trial. Mr.. Hedrick
was employed by the States Attorney
to assist in procuring evidence in some
of these cases, and particularly in a
murder case then pending. Hedrick