The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-30

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Frank SCHNEIDER expects q move
his family into the Bardell house the
first Of the month.
O. e. Long and wife and Mrs. NJ.
Lanam autoed to Watertown Tuesday
to visit the Rev. Bonner family.
Lieut. E. v. Wilcox. and Private
Chas. Eisenmann came from Parker
Saturday to spend Sunday ct their
homes.
Buy your fancy dishes now while
you can get them for about one-half
what you will pay around Holidays.
The Bee Hive.
Otto Kuk was here the latter part
Of the week from Sioux City, visiting
his parents, and nursing q Of Jobs
Comforters' on his neck.
Miss Mary Peterka went to Omaha
Monday where she will visit for q
short time and will then enter q busi-
ness college near that place.
Peter .Zeeb sold, his house In the
south part of town last Saturday to
Gottlieb Hertz who expects to move
from the farm. Mr.. Zeeb says he
has decided to move onto q farm next
spring.
Mrs. August Zolnowsky sold her
bakery this week. The new proprie-
tor is B. A. Votava. who comes from
Alaska. He is an experienced baker
and will take charge Of that work
himself.
We still have a lot of Hosiery,
Underwear, and Handkerchiefs which
must be sold, regardless Of cost.
The Bee Hive.
w. b. Robinson was home last
week by order of the doctor who.
found his lungs quite badly congested,
and had fears Of pneumonia. but he
is getting better and will soon be
making his regular trips on the road.
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G. A. DeSilva left last Saturday
for Fl. Smelling where he was ordered
to report the 9th at the officers
training camp. Mr.. DeSilva has
made an excellent city marshal, and
we believe he has the natural ability
to make a good military officer.
The proprietorsu Of the Boston Store
have been tearing out the partitions
lin their store building, making it
much more convenient. They also ex-
pect to tear down the old warehouse
back Of the store and build an addi-
tion onto the rear Of the main build
ing.
Private Kohn, q member of a Mis-
souri, regiment of national guards,
came home last week to visit his
people near Kaylor, but had scarcely
arrived when he was notified to re-
turn, as his company, then stationed at
Kansas City. was ordered to move to
Fl. Sill. Oklahoma, so he returned
Saturday.
Jake Zolnowsky is serving as city
marshal during the absence Of G. A.
DeSilva at the training camp, and
perhaps longer should Mr.. DeSilva
secure q commission at the close Of
his training period. Jake has worn
the star before and given good service
and will doubtless maintain good or
der in the city, a he is not lacking
in nerve and is q pretty good scout.
Rev. Edward Hager left Monday
for the central part of the state where
he will attempt to make contracts at
several towns for chautauquas next
year. Mr.. Hager has tried hard to
get into the army service but SO far
has failed. He tried to enlist for the
oficers' training course but failed on
physical examination. Then he was
drafted at Hayti but again failed on
physical examination. He says he
thinks he will make one more effort
to get into the X. n. G. "A. work and
II he fails there he will give It up
and attend Huron College the coming
year.
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