The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-03-28

We must I'll buy bonds.
A liberty bond in every home.
We must buy according to our f.
nancial means.
Henry Stoller and wife went to
Yankton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Flick Of Mitch
ell were in Scotland Wednesday.
Chas. Bush returned on Wednesday
from q business trip to Sioux City.
Our country has helped us to all we
have; let us now help our country.
Mrs. N. A. Brown was under the
Doctors care the first Of the week,
but 10 now getting better.
The Scotland Fire department will
hold their annual ball at the opera
house on Friday evening, April 5.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will be entertained by committee No.
8, on Thursday, April a. at the M. E.
parsonage.
DR.. Brooks reports the arrival Of
two children during the past week.
one to Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Barger.
and one to Mr.. and Mrs. JAG. Schnei-
der.
Mrs. Anna Sabatka went to Roch-
ester, Mimi. last Thursday to consult
the doctors at the Mayo hos pital.
Her daughter. Mrs. Frank Rada, &C.
companied her.
A. j. Woitha, proprietor of the
Scotland Bottling Works, has decided
to Install q creamery in connection
with his bottling and ice cream bust
.nees, and will manufacture butter on
q limited scale.
Mr.. Chas. Helm returned from I'm
derwood last week. and is preparing
to move to that place. He will work
at the carpenter trade for a time, but
expects later tc go into the garage
business at that place. He was un-
able to find q house to- rent, so his
family will remain here for time.
We are not asked to.giye. only to
loan. (
We must win this war; to win. we
must have money N
Supt. Whiting was in town Tuesday
afternoon to- attend district m Getting
Of school officers, but on accounted
the nice weather most of the farmer
members were busy in the field and
but few of them were present.
M. T. Brown expects to retire next
Saturday from the position that he
has held for q number of years as
manager of the M. King elevator at
this place, and as soon as he can get
his business affairs settled up will
move to Wyoming where he has taken
a homestead.
The little town of Kaylor had a
Red Cross auction sale on Saturday,
March 16, and as the contributions
to the sale were not all disposed of
on that day the sale was adjourned
until last Saturday, when it was COM
pleted. The total sales amounted to
the magnificent sum of 1925. 80.
This il q fine showing for town the
size of Kaylor. @&
George Gum accompanied his ia.
Their, II. G. Gum, to Rochester,
MINI last week, where the latter
consulted the Mayo brothers at the
hospital. Mr.. Gum has been suffer-
ing with heart trouble. The doc
tors prescribed a treatment for him,
but told him that treatment by local
physicians would be just as effective
as the treatment that he would re-
ceive there, so they returned Sunday.
Mrs. I. ]. Davis visited friends in
Scotland last Saturday. The Davis
family have been living near Wolf
Creek, but had sale short time
ago and are preparing to move to
Gettysburg where they have bought a
farm. Mr.. Davis was at Gettysburg
last week and rented a house which
they will occupy until buildings can
be put up on their place. Their car
was shipped today, and they expect
to 60 tomorrow.
Swat the Kaiser by coming to the
Red Cross Program given by the Scot
land High School April LIST, at the
Opera House. If you are not desir-
Gus Of enjoying yourself and seeing