The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-20
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Thursday, Juhe 20. 1913.
Thursday, Juhe 70, 1918.

Nj. Theurer Of Menno was ii, Scot
land Sunday.
Mrs. JAG. Woehl ST. returned Mon-
day from . visit with her daughter in
Trip.
Mems and Older Mems Suits at
less than Market Price.
Otto Schmierer's Clothes Shop.
Claus Flick ST., of Mitchell, was
in town Monday looking after busi-
ness. interests.
Frank Kracek, who has been taking
an engineering course at Minneapolis,
re turned home Sunday.
Miss Martha Becker spent Sunday
in Sioux City with Miss Kate Long
who is taking a commercial course
there.
VIM. Cation Sr. spent Sunday at
home. He ID taking treatment at Sa-
cred Heart hospital at Yankton for
sciatic rheumatism.
The many friends of DR.. h. +.
Carson will be sorry to learn that he
is in very poor health and the report
comes from Huron that he is suffer-
ing with a cancer.
ELECTRIC STUDIO.
A. G. Schmidt will be in Scotland
on Saturday Of each week and will be
prepared to take pictures day or
night. The studio will be in the din
ing room Of the West Rooming House.
A. G. Schmidt.
Morris Holman returned home Sum
day from Jefferson Barracks, St.
Louis, Mo. He went there to enlist
in military service but was rejected
on account Of defective heart and
lungs.
Selling Out-Almost new furniture:
Davenport. $25, cost $45; dresser,
SIS, cost $50; chiffonier. SIS. cost
$50; desk, $15, cost $22; Kitchen
cabinet, $50, cost $33; soft and hard
coal stoves, pipe and board, $40 each.
Term, cash. DR.. Brooks.
Over the Strand Theatre.
Joe Sharf and family Of Avon
spent Sunday with the Chernus fam
ly. While here his car was run into
by another a and slightly damaged
and mad to be left in a garage here,
while Dave Chernus took them home
in his car. Mr.. Sharf returned for
his car early in, the week.
J.. G. Young Of Springfield was in
town Monday bringing his wife's
niece this far. She took the train
here for Pierre, going to visit her
sister, Mrs. Riggs. whose husband is
employed on an Indian Agency near
Pierre.
Special patriotic services were held
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening when seven stars we're added
to. the Service Flag and as many to
the Honor Roll. A recitation by Miss
Pearl Hird, a dialogue by Misses
Harriet Wheeler, Gladys Colwell and
Velma Stevenson. and solos by Leroy
Haynes and Lorraine Marchaut formed
a short special program. "A patriotic
sermon was given by the pastor, Rev.
| VIM. Scott. The as added
were Ira Beecher, Floyd c. Wheeler,
George w. Hird, John K. Robinson,
Leonard Stevenson, Hazen Colwell
and Malcolm A. C. Mum.
This community was shocked last
Sunday morning on learning Of the
sudden death Of Jacob Korb, one OF
the old residents Of this city. Mr..
Korb had been troubled for some time
with occasional pains in his abdomen;
but he regarded it as a chronic case
Of appendicitis. He wa able to carry
on bis work, and worked as usua,
Saturday. That evening he was taker
with very severe pains and DR.. Koob.
was called. 1t was decided that al
operation would have to be performed
quickly If his life was saved. Early
Sunday morning Mr.. Korb was taker
in an auto with the doctor. while his
brcther-in-law, Henry Ser, and Rev.
Geo. link followed in another auto,
and they started for Yankton. Mr..
Korb q suffering intensely, ant
when within about two and one hall
miles Of Yankton he passed away.
The body was taken on to the hospita
where . post mortem was held and il
was found that he had ulcers Of tn,