The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-08-29

School at IL 40 q. m. Inc I. +. 5.
C. E. will meet at 7:15 p. m. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. w. R. Scott returned on
Wednesday from vacation Of month
spent in Sioux City.
Mrs. Ernest Beecher and children
went to Yankton Wednesday to visit |
her sister, Mrs. Johnson.
Rev. Frank Schaeffer of Yankton
is here visiting his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmierer.
DR.. Church's sister, who is in the
government service at Washington,
is here this week spending her vaca-
ton.
MIR. and Mr.. o. E. Long, Edna and
Roy, went to Camp Dodge, Ia, last
Monday to visit Ward who is there in
training.
Miss Dorothy Burgi came from
Yankton Monday and is the guest of
her college friend, Miss Johanna
Wittmayer.
Alex. Brown has rented his farm
for two years to Mr.. ]. r. Sullivan
of Violin, Mr.. Brown to receive two
fifths of the crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mag IF Trip, ar
rived on Wednesday to attend the flu.
neral of Peter Gemar and visit their
daughter. Mrs. August Reich.
Mrs. George Dunmire and son Joe
went to Yankton Wednesday. We
are informed that Joe is planning on
attending Yankton College the coming
year.
Kirb Dunmire and wife attended
the Iowa state fair at Des Moines
this week, and also visited his sister,
Mrs. Wickham, and the boys at Camp
Dodge.
The Kaylor schools will open next
Monday, with Miss Lura McKirgan as
teacher in the upper grades, and Miss
Eugenia Landmann in the lower
grades.
In the registration last Saturday of
young men who mad become FL years
of age since the June registration
there were % recorded in Bon Homme
county.
L
Wheeler Musser who came from
Kansas to help his father, M. A.
Musser, through harvest, has secured
La position in the Savings Bank at
Sioux Falls and left for that place
last week.
Another son of Carl Boegler !, is
called to go in the next draft. Mr..
Boegler now has one son in France
and he says the boy was nineteen days
on the firing line and came out with
out a scratch. s.
Prof. r. E. Williams and family
are expected to arrive this week from
Langford, S. D.. where they have
been spending the summer and they
will occupy one of the houses on the
Reformed Academy grounds.
EQuite a delegation from the Max
4 we'll Mennonite colony took the train
at Yankton last week for Manitoba,
Can, where they have purchased a
large tract Of land. We are inform
ed that only Eve families will remain
charge of the property here.
/ Chas. Dirks Of Avon has announced
himself as an independent candidate
for county commissioner in the coming
fall elections. He was candidate
for denomination in the June priina-
ries, but was defeated. He does not
feel that the vote then was represent
alive.
Miss Frances Mason went to Chan
cellor on Monday to make arrange
ments for rooming and boarding
place for the coming year. Miss
Frances is employed as principal Of
the Chancellor schools, and will have
three teachers under her. Her school
opens next Monday.
The Dunmire brothers sold four
registered Shorthorn heifers this week
one of them selling for $500. They
were purchased by man living near
Huron. who before coming here had
inspected some Of the famous herds
near Hurley, and he complimented
the Dunmire brothers highly on the