The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-01-31
Thursday. Jan. 81. 1913.

y. =. Wlleon mace q business trip
to Parkston Saturday.
G. F. Wittmayer and wife Of Tripp
were in Scotland Sunday.
Kirb Dunmire made . business visit
to Sioux City Tuesday. .
Jos. sharf of Avon was at the
Chernus homo Sunday. md took the
train east.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balyer Drug Store We'd
nesday every week. ADV.
Rev. Cole Of Springfield was unable
to meet his appointment here last
Sundayeon account Of an attack Of
grippe, M
Little Oscar Jungman lad the mis-
fortune to TALL last Sunday while slid
ing on the ice. and broke his shout
der bone.
Maurice Chernus came home from
Ames College last Saturday for the
semester vacation. which lasted until
Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Simmons Of Sioux Falls,
one of Hutchinson county's pioneer
citizens. was in Scotland the first Of
the week.
Rev. P. Ruder is helping in q &C.
ries of special meetings ct Parkston.
He was home to conduct services last
Sunday but returned to ,Parkston Mon
day. y
Mra. Chernus left on Tuesday for
Rochester. Mimi, and will consult
the doctors at the Mayo hospital, az
her health has been rather poor for
some time.
.WANTED--to buy cattle and hogs,
all kinds and descriptions, for deliv-
cry either at Scotland or Kaylor mar
kets. See Geo. Kohn, or phone No
K 2O4.
On Monday of this week D. K.
Tomlinson purchased the Minnich
building. next door east Of the opera
house, now occupied by the electric
light company 40 an. Office.
Rev. H. Treick. informs US that he
received card from his son E. P.
Treick, who is enlisted id the forest
reserve force, stating that he had
arrived safe in France. .
FOR SALE at private sale, q
number of articles of household fur
niture. Any one wishing to purchase
please call at:my residence-the jan
da house, just south of Cobb's garage.
Il JAG. Zolnowsky.
The non-partisan league held !. a
meeting in Scotland Tuesday after
noon. Two speakers were here, one,
of them being M. w. Cable Of Sioux
Falls. John Deutscher acted as
chairman of the meeting.
John Binder and wife, who have
been spending several months on the
Pacific coast, returned home last Fri
day night. From the flower gardens
Of San Francisco to the snow storm.
that they landed in here was some.
change.
x4s III ST., A.. &.
Messrs. John and Frederick Becker
left last Monday for Texas to look
after their laid holdings. The trip
wac made in response to a letter re-
ceived by John Becker from rail-
road company that wishes to purchase
some of bis land for town site.
Mr.. william Mclaughlin Of SUIT
ton. Neb.. visited his brother.in-law..
A. r. McKirgan, at this place this
week. He had been east visiting at
his old home in Pennsylvania and in.
Illinois. and says the winter is severe
in oil Of the eastern portion of the
country.
- After . brief spell of mild weather
last week change came Friday night
and about ten inches Of snow fell.
the heaviest Of the season. This was
followed b. 9 falling temperature,
the thermometers for several days
registering 10 to Il degrees below
zero.
Philip Schmierer arrived from
White Sulphur Springs, Mont. last
Sunday, and is visiting his people
here. He says he realized about
$1,000 from the crop on his section Of
Montana land thia year. Much Of It