The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-09-06

and 9 surfaces Of the systetn
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Address +. J.CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. Ohio
Sold b ali druggists, .7sc.
Take Hall's Family Pills for c~onstpation.
Miss "A do Krieger Of Trip was II
town Saturday.
Miss Kate Long began teaching
east Of Trip Monday.
Adolph Becker returned last Friday
from . business trip to Minneapolis.
"A baby girl came to The home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank each last Thurs
day.
Miss Ferne Potter teacher Of piano
+ Forte, is at the F. D. Wicks home on
Tuesday Of each week-Adv.
Miss Wipf Of Freeman visited at
the Chris Hollwarth home last week,
returning home Saturday.
Miss Anna each went to Waukonda
Saturday where she will serve as
principal Of the school for smother
year.
Remember the Balzer Drug Co. are
giving 100 pony votes with each five
cent purchase Of school supplies
ADV.
Miss Ruby Mills Of Springfield was
in town Friday. She was on her way
to Spencer where she will teach du-
ring the coming year.
Will Miller shipped in q bunch Of
feeders from Sioux CITY and sold
them last week, and on Monday went
down after another shipment.
Rev. VIM r. Scott returned Fri-
day from ~his&vacation trip to Mime
apolis. Mrs. Scott went on to Chi
cago to visit her sister before return
ing home.
Mrs. j. P. Ser returned Saturday
from Kadoka where she spent several
weeks at the home Of her son, Neil
Rounds. She also enjoyed 3 fine auto
trip through the Hills while there.
Quik Sale Merantile Co. are having
q special salesman at their store on
Monday, Sept. II with his complete
trunk line Of Ladies' and Children's
Fall and winter Coats, Suits and
Skirts. All prices from SIS to 500.
Miss Katherine Wittmsyer went to
Freeman last week to open her milf
merry store for the fall trade. Miss
Rose has decided not to return to
West Virginia for the coming year.
and she will help her sister in the
millinery store for q while.
Henry Stoller has purchased the
old house Of Emanuel Hermann and
is moving it onto his lot just north of
George Behi's residence. It will be
fitted up and occupied by his nephew.
John Stoller.
August Hermann returned Friday
from White Sulphur Springs, Mont /,
where he owns a farm. He says the
grain crop in Montana is rather light
this year, but his land is mostly
meadow, and the hay crop was pretty
good.
Joe Necil, formerly proprietor Of
one Of the Scotland meat markets,
but now running a stock ranch near
Plainview. stepped off here last Fri
day for a short visit He had been at
Omaha where he attended the funeral
Of his brother who was killed by an
automobile.
Mrs. Mason wishes to announce
that her store is now open and she
has q complete line Of stock hats Of
various colors and shapes, and the
ladies are invited to call and inspect
them before buying their fall MILL
merry.
The matron's contest by the W. e.
7. y. was held Friday evening for
the purpose of raising money for the
ambulance fund. Music was fur
nished by Miss Hattie John ston, and
an interesting pantomime, Aunt
Jerusha's Album" in which Miss
Irene Mason took the part of Aunt
Jerusha, wal given, and asilver med
al contest -Four contest ants entered
the contest-Mn. L. De.ming, Mrs.
Thomas, Mrs. Mason and Mrs w. G.
!, Haynes, all Of whom did very nicely.
The medal was won by Mrs. Haynes.