The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-08-22
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4 Mrs. Eugene Schneider went to
Lesterville Monday to visit her sister.
Miss Sadler of Trip visited Miss
Frieoa l4andmann for few days last
week.
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Miss Eta Rudolph came from Wa.
konda last week and visited Miss An
ma each for few days.
Frank each left last Sunday for st.
Paul to purchase goods for the Quick
Sale store.
Miss Ruth Wicks went to Lake An
DIES last Saturday to visit Miss Leota
Patrick for few days.
Mrs. Mum and grandson, Morris
Gregory, returned from. visit in
| Spencer last Friday.
Mr.. Greenawalt of Milledgeville,
ILL.,, arrived last Sunday to look after
the harvest on the Greenawalt & Knox
farms near here. ,..s,
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balzer Drug Store We'd
nesday every week .-Adv.
Chas. Hajek left on Monday for
Hot Springs where he hopes to get
relief from an attack of hay fever
and asthma. If he finds relief he ex.
poets to stay until the atmosphere
here is purified by frosts.
Otis Lanam and sister, Mrs. Hager.
autoed down from Huron the first of
the week. Mrs. Lanam accompanied
them on their return Wednesday, and
will spend several months in Huron
with her daughter.
Remember the date of Rev. F.
schaefer's sale on August %, three
miles south Of Scotland on the prem.
ises of the Reformed Ebenezer
Church.
Miss Esther Hurwich returned to
her home in Waterloo, la, Monday
after visit of several weeks with
Miss Helen Bliss of this place, and
with friends in Wagner.
Mrs. Laura Dams has secured po-
sition as clerk in the store of Marshall
Field, in Chicago. She will remain
there while her husband is in training
at the Great Lakes training camp
near Chicago.
Mesdames George Behl, Frank Sa-
batka and Hugo Treick went to Camp
Dodge, Ia, last Friday to visit their
| husbands who are in training at-that
place. Mrs. Behl and Mrs. Treick
| returned home Tuesday.
Jacob Billigmeier and family of
McClusky. N. D., are here this week
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Blligmeier. JAG. says the
wheat yield around McClusky is some
better than it was last year, but tits
only going from eight to twelve BUSH
els to the acre.
The price of bread at the City Bak-
cry raised to 13c loaf last week,
due to a raise in price at the Yankton
bakery where the local bakery gets
its supply. The price was again re-
duced to 1Oc Monday. We mention
the fact, as it is the first instance of
a reduction in price on any article
since the war began.
| Jos. Sharf has sold his store at
Avon and will move his family back
to Scotland this week where he will
assume the management of the Boston
Store. Mr.. Sharf had charge of the
Boston Store when it was first estab-
lished here, but later took charge of
the branch store started at Avon
while the management of the Boston
Store was taken by David Chernus.
Now that Mr.. Chernus has been called
to the service Mr.. Sharf will return.
]. B. Gano has rented the O. E..
Long farm in the Wittenberg neigh
borhood for next season, and we are
informed that Mrs. Gano will teach
the school in that district. the school
house being located near the Long
residence. The farm has been worked
this season by Ward Long, son of O..
E Long. but he has been called to
the service and is now in France.
Ward has the farm well stocked and
equipped and did not wish to sacrifice
by having a sale, so it was decided to
rent the place with the equipment for
a year.