The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-11

Miss Rose Engel, who is working
in a hospital. at Yankton, spent Sun
day here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Engel.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balzer Drug Store We'd
nesday every week. Adv.
Ed. Kuhlman returned Sunday from
Ohio, where he went to visit his
parents. He expects to go into the
service with the July call
Ted Ardery, who went to Camp
Lewis, Wash, with the May contin-
gent. has been selected for band SER
vice, and is now at Camp Kearney,
in southern California.
The large assortment of Hammocks
is to be found at C. G. Max, your
druggists. All styles and colors.-
Adv.
John Parmenter arrived from Bel
videre the first Of the week and is
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. E. Par
menter, and his little son who is be-
ing cared for by his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Stevenson went
to Minneapolis last Friday evening to
visit their son who is at Dunwoodie
Institute. He expects to be moved
some time this week, and they want
~ ~ ,,:.;k Ill., Loforn bo ~ooo % t
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Herbert
went to Yankton Sunday to see their
daughter, Marian, at the hospital.
They found her so much improved that
they brought her home with them that
evening.
David Chernus left last Sunday for
Chicago to purchase goods for the
store. He expects to leave about the
18th of the month to take up q course
of training for special military SER
vice, and is getting his business af-
fairs in shape to leave.
Preparedness is also one of the best
qualities. Prepare now with best
qualities at lowest prices. Read our
ad on page 4.
BARGAIN STORE.
Rev. G. w. Langdon left last Sun
day for Camp Funston where he is re-
quested by the Y. M. c A. to engage
in the service. He will look over the
work, and if he thinks that his health
will permit. will arrange his business
matters and take up the work.
M. F. Dockendorf, the new district
Eagent for the Standard Oil Company,
moved his family here from Sioux
Falls last week and has moved into
Jos. Plattner's house on Curry street.
Mr.. Plattner has fitted up a smaller
house just north of his former resi-
dence which he has moved into.
Will you give US the pleasure in
inspecting u specials on Saturday,
July 9Th? We thank you in advance.
Read our ad on page 4.
BARGAIN STORE.
Harry Grenoble and family are here
visiting old Scotland friends. Harry
was for a number of years employed
in F. Z. Wheeler's elevator. but
moved to Milwaukee about six years
ago. He is now living on q farm
near Gregory, this state. and says he
has a fine crop nearly ready to har-
vest.
a guaranty with over forty signers
was secured for q new contract with
the Redpath- Vawter Chautauqua COM
pany for next season The demands
that are being made upon the people
on account Of the war caused some to
feel that such institutions as the
Chautauqua should be dispensed with
during the war, but most Of those
who attended this year feel that we
can not afford 10 do it any more than
we can afford to close our public
schools because they cost money.
FOR SALE-My residence property
in west Scotland, including eight acres
of land partly in alfalfa and tame
grass; orchard Of about 200 bearing
fruit trees. good soft water well.
eight room house, and good new barn
with garage: A reasonable price and
terms
Mrs. a. a. Mason.
Scotland. $ ?: