The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-08-08

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Mrs. M. A. Thomas visited her
in Lesterville last Friday.
Leave your films to be developed
at c. G. Max, your druggists ADV.
Senator Thomas Sterling passed
thru here last Monday on his way to
Redfield.
Clarence Thomas Of Yankton made
q business trip to this place last Sat.
urday evening.
The Shetland pony, harness and
buggy owned by Rev. Ruder's little
boy was sold this week to Bud Wade.
w. A. Cobb went to Minneapolis
last Friday after two Buick cars, one
of which heaold to a man living near
Utica.
Mrs. George .Fusselman Jr. and
little daughter came from Sioux City
Saturday evening to visit her hus-
bands people.
Jas. Hird went to Lake Andes last
Sunday, taking over three mules and
two horses sold by Bud Wade to Mr..
Parker of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Abbott and
daughter, Mr.. and. Mrs. Geo. Safely
and two children and Miss Esther
Hurwich autoed over, from Wagner
Sunday to spend the day with the
Bliss family. y, = SisH
sracail
Miss Martha Becker who had been,
visiting for several weeks in North
Dakota, returned homelast Thursday.
She visited her sister Anna, who has
completed half of her nurses, course
in a hospital in Fargo, and also anoth-
err sister and . brother at Beach,
The mother and brother Of Barney
Nieman, living rear Olivet. were mo-
tilted last week that he was killed in
action in France IN July 19tb. He
was with the first draft thatAeft last
October, and 60 far as we know. he is
the first of the Hutchinson, county
boys to make the supreme sacrifice.
Relatives of the boys in France re-
ceived letters from them this week,
but previous to- that no letters had
been received for three weeks. Many
of them are now in the front line,
trenches. but most of them seem to
be on the Lorraine sector and were not
in the recent drive between Scissor.
and RHEIMS.
NOTICE
Owing to advance in all barber
supplies the price Of sbaves will be.
advanced to Zoe. on and after Nom.
day. August 10.
N. A. Brown,
Abel Stafford, BARRIERS.
Miss Lottie Ardery arrived from
Sheridan, Wyo., last Sunday evening
to visit her father. "A. D Ardery, and
brother, DR.. Glen Ardery. She went
to belmont Tuesday to visit friends
there. She has been teaching at
sheridan the past three years and
will 60 back next year at q salary Of
81, 800.
Misses Frances and Irene Mason
were hostesses AZ q Bluebird party
last Friday afternoon, cnmplimenting
Miss Albina Janda. About te, young
ladies were present. The Bluebird1
idea was carried out in the decora.
Ftions ID the house and in the enter-
tainment provided. Miss Irene read
the story Of Bluebird. Miss Janda
was presented with q cut glass celery
dish which she found in q nest in the
window. Dainty Refreshments were
served.
The news that came ii the Argus-
Leader Monday afternoon to the effect
that the Americans had taken Fismes.
the important German base. and had
captured over 8.4oO prisoners and
1913 cannon, caused quite ! demor,-
stration on the street. The church
bells and fire bell were yuDg and IN
automobile Parade made 4 tour 81 tie.
city. waving flags, beating drumr,
singing patriotic sonas and cheering
for Old Glory and the boys at the
front. The demonstration ended with
: crematory ceremony in which the
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