The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-23
SUBSCRIPTIONS si.so prRyEAn.
Thursday, May q. 1918.

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Mrs. Lorne Cass Of Mitchell visit
ed here the fore part Of the week,
returning home Tuesday.
Miss Helen Bliss returned last FRI
day evening from Dallas where she
has been teaching the past year.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balzer Drug Store We'd
nesday every week.-Adv.
Mrs. VIM. Schmierer and family of
Parkston are here this week visiting
at the Schmierer homes.
Henegar's orchestra of Mitchell
was here Tuesday evening and fur
nished music for q dance in the opera
house.
The railroad company is building
a new pile bridge across the Jim riv-
er at Tuscan and the workmen are
making headquarters in Scotland.
June Cass came home from Des
Moines this week for a farewell visit
before going into the navy service.
He will be in the radio department.
An infant child, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Bassett, living north
of Olivet. was buried in the Scotland
cemetery Monday. The child lived
Ionly a few hours.
Misses Iona and Mabel Lee returned
home last Saturday morning. Miss
Iona has been teaching near Letcher
and Miss Mabel has been attending
Dakota Wesleyan University.
DR.. Perry White. accompanied by
his wife and mother, arrived last week
from Chicago AMI are staying at the
DR.. Koobs home. DR.. Whites health
is quite poor and they are here for
the purpose of giving him rest and
change of climate.
Jas. Rezek and wife returned last
Friday evening from Omaha. M
Rezek went there expecting to under
go an operation for appendicitis, but
it was not found to be necessary.
He remained for treatment about a
week and returned feeling much bet
ter.
FOR SALE-Tomato, Cabbage and
Caulifower Plants.
F. j. KADLEC.
Hazen Colwell and Fred Davis left
fast Monday for Sioux Falls where
they have enlisted for military SER
vice. They have gone to St. Louis
swhere they will attend a mechanical
school of training. The boys are both
too young for the draft, but have de-
cided to volunteer to do their bit.
D. C. Bond, the well-known eye
expert of Mitchell, S. d., will he at
Hotel. Scotland. Monday. June 3.
Glasses made that FIT. Special at
tention to headaches and
Bond, remember, is the only operator
on this route registered by actual
State Board examination. His SER
vice excells always. Call early.
Archie Hackett had quite e serious
accident last Monday when he was
thrown from his motor cycle while
riding about a mile east of town. He
was unconscious when found and did
not regain consciousness for several
hours. His face and eide were tex
ribly bruised and n of his arms was
quite badly cut. Apparently no bones
were broken, but he complains of
pain in his side in the region of his
hip, indicating that there may be in
ternal injuries.
A reward of $40 will be given for
information as to the person who left
the gate open on my farm near the
railroad reservoir last Sunday. Notice
is also given that no shooting will be
allowed on said premises, and no We
hicles Of any kind will be allowed in
side of the fence.
w. C. Haynes & Son
Last Saturday evening South Dako.
Ia and Nebraska were visited ty a
wind storm that in some places was
in the natlre Of a cyclone. Although
at this place there were some severe
gusts Of wind no damage was done
and only a small amount of rain fell.
At Grafton, Neb., it developed into
a cyclone, killing two people and Sc
verely injuring several others. The
property loss in the town is placed al
$3.50, 600. At Woonsocket. S. D.,
the Methodist church, q lumber yard,
Amo naxanoa md aouoxal ofhae huild.