The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-08-15
Dr.. Jasman returned Friday from
1 visit ia Chicago, e

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visit ii Chicago.
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Mrs. Della Bertelson visited her
mother. Mrs. Robert Cam, last week.
returning to her home in Emery FRI.
day.
Jacob Stackerl and garndson went
to Sioux City Saturday to spend q few
days at home.
Miss Lizzie Engel spent Sunday
with friends in Marion junction and
Bridgewater.
LOST A small '18 pin with M.
W. A. Finder please leave at this
Office. {:
We are informed that Miss Marie
Gum has been employed to teach the
second grade in the Vermillion schools.
Mrs. Mary Marchant, Of Ohio, pass
ed thru here Friday on her way to
Washington Springs to visit her sister,
Miss Georgia Tiedemann
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balzer Drug Store We'd
nesday every week. ADV.
Mrs. E. T. Sweet and her friend,
Mrs. Crane of Sparta, Wis, came
over from Memo last Saturday to
visit Mrs. Alfred Cobb.
James Corrigan passed through
here last Friday and met few Of his,
Scotland friends at the depot. He is
now at White River, where he owns
q ranch and is also county assessor.
Some of the young men Of Scotland
who expect to be called in the draft
after the age limit has teen raised to
45 years, are putting their business
affairs in shape to leave as soon as
the call comes.
l wish to announce that / will cry
sales for men called to the colors for
! the per cent regular price l per
cent. j. S. Meyers, Auctioneer,
Memo, S. d. i
Phone 155 at my expense.
JAG. Hoffer received letter last
week from his son Martin who is now
supposed to be safe in France. Mar
tin now holds the rank Of sergeant
and platoon range finder, rank
wor thily bestowed.
Mrs. Fred Seager and children re-
turned to their home in Ortonville,
Mimi. last Thursday after visit of
several weeks with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrz. John Engel. Julius Engel
and wife, of Yankton, were also here
for few days last week.
b Special memorial services were,
held in Olivet last Sunday evening in
memory of Barney Nieman, who died
in active service in France on July
10Th. A great many from this place
attended. No services were held in
the Methodist church, Rev. C. w.
Langdon being absent at this service.
I. w. Seaman was in town be-
tween trains Saturday, going from
here to Tyndall to look after some
property interests. He is now spend
ing his summers in Chicago, and his
winters in Geo rgia, where he has a
1arno nf f;robor 1ool orl
ting off the timber.
Leave your films to be developed
at c. G. Max, your dru ggist's .-Adv.
A little son was born to Mrs. Ira
Beecher last Friday. at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Gum. The father Of the young SOL
der is now in the service, and at last
accounts was stationed at Camp Ere.
mont, Cal.
Chas. Robinson got letter this
week from his brother John, written
from a camp in Pennsylvania, so he
will probably embark for France in
short time. He says he is feeling
fine, and he enclosed his picture which
shows that he is gaining in Flesh and
is looking robust.
Refine Schenkenberger. con of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Schenkenberger, pass.
ed through here last Saturday. He
has been in the service now about
year and is stationed at Fl. Bliss, on
the Mexican border. He had been
home on furlough, visiting his pa
rents at Buffalo, S. D., and was re-
turning to the camp. Refine was a
mere boy when he left here and none
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