The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11

cago the first Of this week. and the
sign on the door says they will be
back May 18th.
| The Coon Show Friday night April
10 will make you laugh. It is for
the benefit Of the Red Cross. Adj
/ mittance SOC and ST. 90 No reserv-i
ed seats. tickets sold by the commit
tee or at the drug stores.
| WANTED-A place to pasture so
head of yearlings.
! (tf) Carl Plattner,
! Scotland, s. D.
T return game of basket ball be-
tween Washington Springs and Scot
land high school teams was played at
this place last Friday The Scotland
team won second victory by a score
of 81 to "a.
| A letter from MIR. Cameron of the
1 electric light company. states that
the company is now working on a
plan to provide Scotland with current
from Trip until the engines at the
| Armour plant are in condition.
Our meat markets will not deliver
goods on orders after April 14th.
J. j. Cisar,
], w, Cisar,
Word was received last week from
June Cass who was called to Georgia
for test Of his fitness for the Ma
tional league, stating that he had
won out on the test and would be CIV
en- place in the Washington. D. G.
ball team for this season.
A wet snow fell last Friday after
/ noon which was great benefit to. the
grain already seeded. Nearly all Of
the small grain is now in the ground,
and from the reports Of the farmers
we judge that the wheat arceage is
considerably larger than usual.
FOR sALE-the j. M. Bender
residence. $4,000. 90, with $4,000
cash $4,000. 90 two or three years at
z per cent interest. Write
J. B. GUNDERT, Owner
Tolstoy, S. D.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Brown left
! last week Wednesday for their new
home in Wyoming. MIR. Brown has
filing on homestead near the home
of his sons, which is near the oil
fields in that state, and his friends
here will hope that he strikes it rich.
Jos. cambridge, VIM. cambridge,
Ted Sprowl, Ted Novak and Matt Ire
land returned last Thursday from
Chicago where they had been with
shipments of cattle and hogs. Jos.
cambridge again topped the market
with his cattle getting $14.9O for
them.
Andy Eliason was home over Sun
day, returning to Trip Monday where
he is temporarily in charge of the To-
cal light plant. He says that notices
were posted last week in Trip re-
questipg people to use the American
/ Language. but the notices were torn
down by indigna ant citizens Evident
Esly come of the citizens Of Trip have
not yet caught the American spirit.
They appear to think that it was COL
onization papers rather than natural
ization papers that they took their
oath to.
/ Do not fail to see the famous Tyn-
dali Com Show at the Opera House
Friday, April 10. This company is
composed of 30 artists in their lie
and in 'udes jass band They have
shown at Avon, Springfield and twice
at Tyndall to crowded houses. If you
miss seeing them you will miss one
of the most important things in your
life. The entire proceeds will be
given 10 the local Red Cross chapter.
Doors will be opened at 8 o'clock and
the show will start at $3.50. No re.
served seats will be sold. Buy your
tickets from the committee or at the
Drug Stores. You do not know what
fine lot of colored people lynda
!, has until you have seen this Coor
Show.