The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-31
Thursday, May 31at, 1917.

near Springfield last week.
Geo. Weiland and family accom-
panied by Harry STOPPER of Ethan.
were here Sunday visiting relatives.
Miss Jennie Baldwin who has been
teaching in Faux county, arrived
Tuesday and went to her home near
Olivet.
Oscar Lee got two of his fingers
badly mashed last Monday while help
ing to place the heavy eye-beams on
the new garage.
David Sowl went to Yankton last
Thursday and returned the following
day with his wife who had been in
the hospital there.
notice. am prepared % take
orders for ice cream in any quantities.
Adv. A. j. Woitha.
DR.. O. 81. Dixon went to Ames,
Ia. Monday to take the examination
a 5 a vetinarian for service in the
calvary.
Mrs. Chernus went to Sioux City.
Maurice who is q senior in the high
school ST that place came home Tues
day, but will return for the COM
nencsnent S~sxcercises which will be
held June Sth.
The Coppsr-Clad shifting reservoir
plssses everybody. If you want hot
water, shift to the heat You have
warm water st any time-hot water
when ron Eant 1t.
Sam Welk, who has been with a
detachment of Company NJ. of Yank-
ton doing guard duty at Chamberlain,
was hane on q short furiough Mon
DAY.
Stanley Haynes has been sick the
past week at the home of his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Haynes,
with q slight attack of pneumonia,
bot is now getting better.
Committee No. 4. of the Methodist
Ladies Aid VIII meet at the home of
Mrs- J. J. Cass. Friday, June LIST. All
are cordially invited to attend.
We received a letter Tuesday from
" 7. EggIeston, requesting as to
send him the paper, the address given
being "U. S. S. Columbia, ARE P.
III. New York City, the letter hav-
ing been opened and passed by n
Little Gertrude Parmenter has been
very sick the past week with compli-
cations following the scarlet fever.
Tuesday morning DR.. Leighton drew
about eight ounces of fluid from her
lungs which seemed to greatly relieve
her.
Rev. w. r. Scott delivered a very
patriotic memorial sermon at q union
meeting in the Methodist church last
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Ruder had
expected to deliver a sermon IN Ger
man at the same time, but was oblig-
ed 70 fill an appointment in the fore
noon, and on account of the bad roads
was unable to get back in time.
a steady rain fell in this locality
last Friday and Saturday, and during
that time about two and n half
inches Of water fell. Including the
rain the first Of the week there was 4
total precipitation Of about four inch
es during the week. This has soaked
the ground to a good depth. and will
give g surplus of moisture to draw on
~ case Of q dry spell later in the
season.
The Yankee Robinson shows ex-
hibited here last Thursday to 4 very
good crowd. It was 4 very orderly
'ahow. giving no trouble to the local
authorities. and the show was very
good. While not . big show, it IS
different. Many Of the old features Of
the ordinary circus have been cutsout.
and new attractions added, prominent
among which are the trained animal
exhibitions.
NJ. g. r. McCally, i~mpersonator
and violiniat and Miss TRULY Kelly.
accompanist and contralto singer,
gave an entertainment in the opera