The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-19

your druggists. Adv
Mrs. NJ. A. Thomas ia spending
the week with her son in Yankton
Dennis Foley and Judge Dinock Of
Mepno were Sunday visitors at Scot
land.
Leave your films to be developed
at G. g. Max, your druggist s. Adv.
The report is current that a depot
and stock yards will coon be put in at.
/ Tuscan
Miss Ruth Wicks returned last
| week to Sioux Falls where che will
again attend All Saints school.
Misses emma and Bertha Schmierer
went to Parkston last Sunday to visit
their brothers for few days.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid
society will meet with Mrs. A. w.
Sweet on September 26th.
! Articles to be contributed for the
Red Gro Sale t. be held On Septem-
Der 24th may be left at the Fullerton
/; Lumber yard.
Mrs. Horn. mother of Miss Joy
Horn. one of the teachers ia the high
school. is here from Whitewood this
week visiting her daughter.
I want to rent barn or ehed to
keep my car in.
BRUNO zIMMER IAN. :.
Jeweler.
Geo. Rice, living nine miles north
of town. was here Sunday, accompa-
nying his daughter to the train, and
she departed for Knoxville, Tenn
where she will make her home with
her aunt.
Chris Kuk received card last Sum
day from his con Otto, who went from
Sioux City in the July call to the SER
vice. When the card was written he
was in camp in New jersey. and
expecting socn to tie taken across.
Sam johnson, living north of Scot
land, was in town Friday. He says
small gathering was held in his
school district one evening last week
and $l1S SO was raised for the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Mary Marchant. of Washing.
ton Courthouse, Ohio, who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Georgia Tie.
demann. at Washington Springs, came
to Scotland Monday to visit some of
her old Scotland friends.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balzer Drug Store We'd
nesday every week. ADV.
Among the valuable articles that
have been &C attributed for the Red
Gross sale is a fine five year old mare
given by JAG. Hofer for which he has
refused $175. MIR. Hofer is 100
per cent American who believes not
only in doing his bit but in doing his
best.
F. Wheeler was in Aberdeen
last Friday to consult Mr.. Bickel-
haupt. the state fuel administrator,
in regard to shipments of coal. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Bickelhaupt's explain
alton the coal for this state has been
ordered. but 1t is not yet at the docks
so the delay is due to shortage of
transportation
Misses Anna Chernus, Ellen Wjcks
and Fannie Beim left last Sunday for
Milwaukee where they will attend
Downer College the coming year.
Judge Wicks and Solomon Beim &C.
companied theirdaughters to get them
located at the school. Miss BERN had
intended to attend school at Lincoln,
Neb, but finally decided to go with
the other girls to Milwaukee.
Mr.. Geo. Mulers, station agent at
Tyndall, and his wife were in town
Monday accompanying the remains Of
Mrs. Dorsey. mother of Mrs. Mulers,
to Mitchell for burial. Mrs. Dorsey
was 70 years of age and had been
sick with cancer for two years. Mr.
Dorsey also makes his home with his
| daughter but was unable to make the
trip to Mitchell.
Don't forget Scotland Red Gross
Day. Tuesday, Sept. "a.
Mr.. Humphrey Slater of Sioux
City, son-in-law of Mr.. JAG. Stack
erl, came to Scotland last Friday and
accompanied by Mr.. Stackerl went
out to the Maxwell Mennonite colony
where in few minutes he closed q
bargain for the purchase of the colony