The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29

be held in the Methodist church on
Thursday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Miss Martha Becker, who is teach
ing at Washington, is spending
Thanksgiving at home.
George Stafford came from Huron
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with his mother, Mrs. Abel Stafford.
Roy Thomas and family of Lester
vile are spending the day here at the
home of his mother, Mrs. N. A.
Thomas.
Frank Wanek informs us that his
brother Carl has enlisted in the navy.
Carl is an electrician, and will doubt
less find a position in the radio SER
| vice.
Misses Laura and Ruth Wilcox,
daughters of Rev. and Mrs. C. E.
Wilcox, of Vermllion, visited Scot.
land friends the fore part of the
week.
Quincy Musser and his brother
Wheeler of Avon, spent Thursday af-
ternoon in Scotland. They were at
Tyndall in the forenoon where Quincy
attended a meeting of rural mail car
ries of the county.
Mr.. Eugene Wallace and wife of
Flasher. N. D., were here over Sun
day, visiting at the home Of Mr.. Wal
lace's uncle, o. e. Long. They left
on Monday for Illinois to visit his
people.
A large amount of stock is being
shipped through here from the west
ern ranges, much of it from Montana.
The cattle are in poor condition for
market. showing the effect of the
short range feed.
Sergeant Ray Davis, son of the late
Amos Davis of Parkaton. who is with
a medical corps now stationed near
San Antonio, Tex, and Miss Grace
Strupe, OF EstervIlle, Ia, were mar
RED at Olivet on Sunday, Nov. 18th.
Lieutenant Miller Steel was a guest
at the F. Z. Wheeler home in this
city Thursday. MIR. Steel has Just
returned from Fl. Smelling where he
took a course at the officers training
camp and won a commission as First
Lieutenant
From the Sioux City Journal we
learn that Ed. e. Dufek Of Scotland.
who has been working at the carpen-
ter trade in Sioux City, fell from a
grain elevator that he was working
on last Thursday, landing on a ement
floor forty feet below. Both arms
were broken, and he got q compound
fracture Of one leg.
DIR. G. A. Landmann answered to
the call of his country on Wednesday.
and departed for New York City
where he enters the service as First
Lieutenant in the medical department.
Quite q crowd was ait the depot to bid
him farewell. The doctor is a very
Successful physician and will be able
to render his country valuable service
at the front. This is the second Of
the Scotland physicians TO answer the
call. DR.. Leighton having gone last
September.
The senior high school class gave a
party on Wednesday evening at the
Geo. Dunmire home in honor Of Otis
Lanam and Newell Brown, the occa-
sion being the nineteenth birthday Of
each Of the young men. It was a
complete surprise to the boys, but
they bore ~ under the strain like
true soldiers ready for 4 surprise at
tack. When the evening train went
through the company all went to the
depot to 3 Miss lick. q former
teacher who passed thru On the train.
A very pleasing ceremony took
piace at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church on Sunday last. when q del
| egation from the Women's Keller
Corps Of Scotland presented the church
i and Sunday School with q beautiful
silk national flag. The presentation
was made ia 4 very impressive man
nerby Mrs. Frank Miller. Judge
Wicks accepted the gift - the Church
Warden, IL 4 speech worthy Of the
occasion. The flag wss dedicated ~
Il aHraA n pAez4A $3.50 -