The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-04

a liberty bond IN every home.
We must buy according to our f.
nancial means.
Mrs. Jas. Hird and daughter went
to Trip last Friday.
E. ]. Powers shipped Hampshire
gilt last Monday, for which he receive
ed $125.
Mrs. v. B. Diehl came from Mitch
ell Sunday and spent the day at the
II. A. Reeves home.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Baske
leaves the Balzer Drug Store Wed
nesday every week. Adv.
Ray Zolnowsky, who is travelling
for grocery house and making his
headquarters at Dallas, was home
over Sunday.
VIM. Logeman informs US that his
son Ellis is now at Carnegie Institute,
Pittsburg, Pa, in training for service
in the army.
Mrs. Colby, Of Minneapolis. arriv-
ed last Friday and visited her daugb-
ter, Mrs. Elmer Mathis, until Mon
day, when she returned home.
WANTED-A place to pasture so
head of yearlings.
(tf) Carl Plattner,
Scotland, S. D.
Frances and Irene Mason came
from Clay county, where they are
teaching, to spend Easter at home.
They returned by auto Sunday after
noon.
Arthur Baumann Of Selby, and Eu-
nesGoehring of belmont, who have
been attending the Reformed Acade-
my, left for their homes last Friday
to work on the farms.
Andrew Schaefer left on Monday
for Camp Funston, having been called
as substitute in the last draft. Sol.
lie Johnston, who was in the regular,
draft, left Sunday night for the same
place.
These bonds are backed by the
Government and you are, part Of the
Government.
Postmaster Falkinbergs returned
from Yankton last Thursday evening
after spending about three weeks in
the hospital. He is feeling some
better, but is not yet on full rations.
Mrs. I. w. Leighton and little AL
ice Jane, who have been spending the
winter with Mrs. Leighton's mother
in Chicago. returned home Monday.
She says the Doctor is enjoying him.
self quite we'll in France, but is quite
lonesome.
Will Miller, who for many years
was grain buyer in the Dickson ele-,
vator before it was sold to the Farm
ers' Elevator Co, has been employed
to run the M. King elevator, taxing
the place of M. T. Brown who resign
ed April LIST
Miss Florence Brown, who has been
nursing at Ethan. spent the latter
part of the week at home. but was
called back the first of the week. She
says there are many cases of scarlet
fever around Ethan. Most Of them
are in light form, but the after eff
fects are more prevalent than usual.
This is probably due to the mildness
Of the disease and proper care is not
taken of the patients.
Miss Nellie Maxwell left Wednes-
day for Scepter, Saskatchewan, Can.
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Kate Scovell. Mrs. Alex. Maxwell
and children, who live near that place
and have been spending the winter
here, accompanied her, but Mr.. Max
we'll is still at the Mayo hospital in
Rochester, Mimi. and will not return
to Canada for few weeks.
Howard Wagner Of Springfield was
in town Friday. A special train of
stock was. shipped from the Running
Water branch. and Howard had some
cattle in the shipment. He has a
farm of $50 acres northwest Of
Springfield, which he rents, receiving
one-third Of the crop, and says he re-
ceived $4,000 for his share Of the crop
last year. This means that the 16O
acres produced $1,000 worth Of crop.
It is no wonder that the farmers have
the big bank accounts.