The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-08-09
CHURCH NOTES

Services commence at 1890 and 8
O'Clock. Sunday School LBS a. m.
Jewelry J price at The Bee Hive.
Adv.
Lieut.. E. v. Wilcox came from
Parker to spend Sunday. returning
Monday.
Miss Martha Becker went to Yer
million Friday to visit Mrs. Thos.
Dams.
The temperature was close to the
frost line last night-some change
from a week ago.
Ray Z%olnowsky has given up his
job as travelling salesman and re-
turned home last Saturday.
VIM. Sternhagen and Frank Whee-
Ter were members of the national
guard home for a short visit last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Beverly. of Park
ston were here yesterday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Richard Weiden-
bach.
Miss Anna Becker, who is taking a
nurses training course in Fargo, N.
D., is visiting at the home of her
father, Mr.. John Becker.
DR.. /. w. Leighton was home over
Sunday, but left on Monday for the
third and final visit to the various
national guard companies of the state
to administer typhoid vaccine to the
boys.
g. g. PICKETT of Tyndall was in
town Friday evening, coming with his
auto to bring Judge Wicks home, the
latter having been in Tyndall meet
ing with the other members OF the
e-xe.ert:e. beard ==4=
Buy your crochet cotton now while
you q get it at cost price.
The Bee Hive. ADV.
Joe Becker, wife and baby left the
first of the week, going with their
auto as far as Lincoln, Neb.. where
Mrs. Becker is visiting her people
while Joe is in Chicago buying his
fall stock Of goods.
Chris. Alberts and John Wells were
home from Parker Tuesday night, re-
turning the following morning. Ser
geant George Wicks of Parker, ac-
%companied them and visited at the
home of his uncle, F. d. Wicks.
Judge Wicks has been in Tyndal..
this week meeting with the other
members of the exemption hoard. The
me drawn on the selective draft
were notified to appear inehquads of
fifty each day, beginning Monday.
Buy sheet music at Sc while 8
have . chance. The Bee Hive. Adv.
Last summer a stock company was
organized consisting largely Of stock
holders from Tyndall, for the purpose
Of purchasing forty acres Of Texas oil
land, and sinking a test well on the
same. D. K. Tomlinson, ". "A. Cobb
and John +. Schmidt Of this place
also took stock in the company. This
week word was received that q good
flow Of oil had been struck on the land.
The boys say that if the price Of fuel
doesn't drop oon they will run q pipe
line from the well to Scotland.
Mrs. Rosina Weidenbach. wife Of
Mr.. Richard Weidenbach, died at her
home nine miles northwest of town
last Tuesday. after an illness Of about
= year with tuberculosis. The re-
mains were brought to the home Of
Mr.. Weidenbach' brother, Fred Wei
denbach. IN Scotland Wednesday
morning, and the funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Weiden-
bach vas thirty-one years Of agefand
leaves. besides her husband four small
children.Her death ID { sad mis-
fortune to the bereaved family and
they will have the sympathy Of many
friendss
Rev. DeLsaporte, of Muscatine,
Iaa il visiting at the home 81 Rev.
4. Rnder IA this city. Rev. Della
porte his for tWenty-three years been
: missionary Of TIE German Conore-
gatio1al church il the South Sea ~
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