The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-23

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Trip last Saturday evening.
Closing out everything. Look Up
what you need. The Bee Hive.
Buy sheet music at Sc while you
have 9. chance. The Bee Hive. Adv.
Editor Peckham Of the Parkston
Advance was in town between trains
Sunday. {
Misses Sarah, Ellen and Marian
Herbert returned Monday from q Wis
it Of two months in Madison.
Mr.. Greenawalt Of Milledgeyille,
Ill, arrived Monday to look after his
land holdings in this vicinity.
Frank Zolnowsky and wife arrived
from Rochester, Mimi, Tuesday,
where Mrs. Zolnowsy had undergone
an operation for goiter.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson and son arrived
from Audubon, Ia, last Saturday and
are visiting at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Robinson.
The Rev. e. F. Siegfried Of Sioux
Fails will conduct services in ST. An
drews Episcopal church Monday even
ing, Aug. 9th. All are cordially
invited.
VIM. O'Brien Of Tyndall was here
Sunday He came to bring az man
to take the train for Sioux City, but
was unfortunate in arriving about
two minutes late.
Buy your fancy dishes now while
you a get them for about one-half
what you will pay around Holidays.
The Bee Hive.
Harley Davis, assistant postmaster
at Redfield, with his wife and little
daughter was in town Monday. They
had been making their annual visit to,
the home of his parents in Tyndall.
The Scotland public schools will
start the work of the new year Sep
TENDER 10th. Morning sessions will
begin at $3.50 o'clock the afternoon
sessions at LILO o'clock.
A farmer living four miles north
of Trip had his barn struck by light
ming last Saturday. The building was
destroyed, four horses killed, and his
hired man was stunned by the shock.
Mike Donley received q letter from
his son, Owen, this week, stating
that he had been drawn in the select.
i've draft in Woodbury. county, Iowa,
and had auccessf ully passed the phys
ical examination.
We still have a lot Of Hosiery,
Underwear, and Handkerchiefs which
must be sold, regardless Of cost.
The Bee Hive.
Mr.. Ed. Krause Of Tyndall was in
town Monday. He had been on a trip
to the north part Of the state. He
says the small grain crop was good
in that section but there are some
places where rain will be needed to
make q good corn crop.
Mrs. Mason left Monday for Chica-
go to purchase her winter stock of
millinery, and will be back next
week. She wishes to announce that
her store is now open and she has a
complete line Of stock hats Of various
colors and shapes. and the ladies are
invited to call and inspect them be-
fore buying their fall millinery.
Mrs. !. ]. Davis Of Wolf Creek
went to Yankton Saturday to- consult
the doctor at the hospital who attend
ed her last spring when her. hip was
broken. She i still unable to walk
without the aid Of clutches, and fear
ed that the bone might not be proper
" healing. The Doctor found nothing
wrong, but it is q fracture that heals
very slowly.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel N. Raglin
were week end visitors here at the
home of Mrs. Raglin's mother, Mrs.
Bingham. Mr.. Raglin has Just COM
pleted 2 course Of training at the
officers training camp at IT. SHELL
ing. and was commissioned Second
Lieutenant. He was given a furlough
Of about ten days. which he and his
wife are spending visiting friends
here and at their former home at
Lead. AZ Q Q IS the mobilization
camp at Des Moines Is ready he will
be called there as one Of the training
)oaicers. Lieut.. Raglin Is enthusiast
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