The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-13
For pianos W. a. Miller.

Fred White of Sioux City wos shak-
ing hands with Scotland friends Mon
day.
Chris Foltzsof Mitchell spent several
days here with Scotland friends the
past week.
A young man and his wife arrived
from Sioux City Monday, and will
work for Carl Plattner on the farm.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balzer Drug Store We'd
nesday every week. ADV.
Owen Donley came from Sioux City
Monday for brief visit. He has en-
listed in the radio service in the navy,
and left Tuesday noon.
Harold. Haynes came home from
Blunt last week to visit his parents,
and left on Sunday for Minneapolis
where he has enlisted in regimental
band.
Get your Christmas candies and nuts
at the City Bakery, AS I have just
started i'll business my stock is all
fresh. s JED KuHLMAN
Judge R: B. Trip was in town
Monday on his way to Armour where
he is holding term of circuit court
this week..
"Bud" Wade has bought the barn
back of the central telephone office, of
V. 8. Barker, and is having it enlarged
and fitted up for livery and sale Ste
BILE '
]. J. SCass has purchased the dray
wagons and business of j. C Smith
and took possession last week. Mr..
Smith has rented a farm and is ar
ranging his business to move onto it in
short time. ,' ~ AZ! Il 1
Abner Stippich, who has been in
Wisconsin for some time, came home
last week to visit. his. parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Stippich, and left on
Monday to enter the, army service,
having enlisted in the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs j.. L. Foltz Of Sioux
City, parents of G. D. Foltz of this
place, his aunt, Mrs. C. Klaude of
Seattle, and his grandmother, Mrs.
A. a.. Bruce, visited here The latter
part Of last week. Mrs. Bruce will
remain here and make her home wish
her grandson. A
WANTED-to buy cattle and hogs,
all kinds and descriptions, for deliv-
cry either at Scotland or Kaylor mar
kets. See Geo. Kohn, or phone No.
K 2O4.
Mrs. Raglin returned last Friday
from Camp Mills, L. T., where she Wis
tied her husband, Lieut.. Samuel Rag
lin. She SAYS the Scotland boys there
aregalI lnki,tg w..l and feeling god
They did net expect t'' be kept long at
CAM Mills but when nr where 1hev
Were to gn is known only to tn. head
officers.
Asacred concert of unusual interest
will he given in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening. For
some months the choir has been under
the efficient traiuiLg of hiss Rose
Wittmay er, and. the work OF the choir
has been greatly strengthened. This
concert. which has, b. EN- carefully pre-
pared, will given free, but a silver
collection will he taken for the Red
Gloss fund, and general invitation is
extended to everyone to come.
II Quite number Of Scotland boys
hive enlisted in the service Of their
country during the past week. by ell
listing before the fifteenth of this
month they have the privilege ofchoos-
ing In, what, branch they will serve
and they have chosen various lines.
TIL. Sc who have already gone are Ed
mund svelk, Floyd. Ne1lis, John Lee
Frank and Joe Pillar, Jas. sSedlacek
Abner 6tippich, Harold Haynes, Over
# Donley, Morris Honail, Dewey Nellis
Edmund. Sweet and his mother, Mrs
E T, Sweet, were guests at the H. "A
Reeves home Tuesday night. Edmund
Is In the government employ, being in
charge Of q division on the geological
/ survey work. They make Topographic
cal maps, locating all Of the streams
Z. and grade the agricultural and miner
I. a lande. He khas been working l,
u North Dakota bpt y now on his wa.
& TO New Mexico where his crew OF tel
4 men will work during the winter.
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