The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-30

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Thursday, Msy 50. 1913.

8. "A. Rich, q sales manager Of
Sioux City, il in charge Of the Boston
Store sale.
Steel range and heater for sale.
also two gas lamps.
Elmer G. Mathis.
Il will pay you to travel = long
distance TO attend the big sale At the
Boston Store.
Miss Ella TREK returned Monday
from Montana where she has been
teaching the past year. She returns
to the same school next year at q
considerable raise in salary.
j. P. Ser came home from Creigh-
ton. Neb.. last Saturday and is busy
this week packing his household goods
preparatory to moving his family TO
that place.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balzer Drug Store We'd
nesday every weekday.
A cyclone cloud was seen forming
southeast of town last Saturday after
noon and looked q little ugly for q
few minutes, but it did not come down
to the ground and finally dissolved
into a rain cloud.
The past week has been giving us
frequent showers. n rain on Sunday
night giving an inch of water. The
weather has been unusually cool for
this season. but small grain has been
growing nicely and could not look
better.
A reward of $40 will be given for
information as to the person who left,
the gate open on my farm hear the
railroad reservoir last Sunday. Notice
is also given that no shooting will be.
allowed on said premises, and no We.
hicles Of any kind will be allowed in
side of the fence.
W. c. Haynes & Son,
Miss LISA Bardell is attending the
summer school; at Springfield. She
returned to Springfield Monday after
spending the little intermission be-
tween the regular course and summer
school at home. s s.
Quite a company of Indian children.
who have been attending school at
Santee were in town between trains
| Wednesday on their way to their va
rious homes at Standing Rock and
other agencies.
Senator Sterling passed through
here Wednesday on his way to Red
field. Only meager returns from the
primary vote had been received, but
from these he was feeling quite con-
fdent that he had won out.
Miss Nest Pattee left for her home
in Springfield Wednesday, She had
completed her work in the school and
left a couple of days early in order to
see her brother who is leaving Satur.
day to enter military service in an
engineering corps.
/ am entering the military service
and will sell my stock Of goods at a
special discount. Is percent off on
jewelry, ~silverware, cut glass, china
and ivory. Must dispose of every
+h;nr hy Tnno 1af
ELMER C. MATHIS,
Quality Jeweler.
The stock holders of the Farmers
Elevator Company held q meeting last
Saturday and decided to down their
old elevator and build a new mi on
the site this summer. The building
planned will be modern in every way.
and will have a capacity Of about
20, 600 bushels.
"A two course dinner for the boys
who were leaving to enter military
service was given in the dining room
Of the Presbyterian church at $50
last Friday evening by a number Of
the young ladies Of the city. The
room was decorated with flags and the
table with crepe paper and flowers OF
patriotic colors. An Edison phono-
graph had been loaned for the occa-
sion by MI. Balzer. Rev. Langdor
and Prof. .Steece, who leave in the
near future to enter Y. M. G. A. ser.
vice, gave toasts and after dinner
speeches. Following the dinner {
box Of cigars presented by the Boston
Store was passed among the boys