The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-01-17

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On account of change in time of |
trains the mail going east now closes
at Il :35 a. m.
LOST-A fountain pen. Finder
please return same to Miss Amy
Brown.
Mrs. Wild is staying in Minnearo
lie with her sister and taking treat
ment for nervous breakdown.
j. C. Ser of Belvidere was here
this week visiting at the home of his
father, Mr.. Christof Serr.
Mrs John Max of Yankton was a
guest at the home of Mrs. Henry
Baisch this week Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
The Tyndall Register, Tabor Inde-
pendent and Avon Clarion are desig
mated as the official papers for the
coming year.
The sale of baby bonds in Bon
Homme county during the month of
December amounted to $500. Tabor
headed the list with sale of 1854.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
Church will be entertained by Com
NJ toe NJ. 6 at the home of Mrs
e. ~ Thursday, January %.
Mary pIattner has taken a
asition in the school at Dimock, tax
N the place of Miss Irene Mason
who resigned to take position in a
consolidated school in Clay county.
We are just in receipt of large
shipment of Gray and Khaki Yarn,
Government Regulation Quality.
While they last 95c skein..
Boston Store. Adv.
Miss Clara Neumeister is the new
girl at the Central Telephone office,
taking the place of Miss Jennie Smith
who succeeds Miss Eva Nellis as
night operator.
Albert Bertleson arrived last Sum
day from Draper, to visit his wife
who is sick at the home Of her moth
er, Mrs. Robt. Gum. Mrs. Berthe
son is getting along very nicely: y Z
NOTICE
A meeting of the Home Guards
will be held in the city hall on Fri
day evening, January 18, at g
o'clock.
JOHN H1RscH, Capt
The Boston Store got in shipment
of yarn this week, for which it had
been waiting several weeks, and sold
$23 worth of it the first day. Who
says the ladies' of Scotland and vicin-
ity are not doing their bit?
Freckles, the popular song play
from the book by Gene Stratton Por-
Ter, was given in the Opera House
asst Tuesday evening. The charac-
sefs were well presented. and it was
4 good, clean play which seemed to
De well appreciated by the audience. Il
Some of the farmers around Scot
and, who evidently do not take the
socal papers, have been calling at the
lost Office expecting to meet the in
come tax collector, who is to be here
to explain how to make out the in
come statement The date scheduled
ar the collector to be in Scotland is
february l | to Is, 1913.
A. p, Ardery and Fred Rohrabach-
3er returned Tuesday night from Chi
eago. They say Chicago was showed
q IL 4 week. and for three days no
steains could either arrive OF depart
.tscm the city When they left only
stse principal streets were opened for
traffic and On these the snow, had been
ss,oyeled into huge piles 50 that drive
81 ays were opened
South Dakota has the distinction Of |
furnishing the largest percentage Of
fit men for army service
OF any state in the Union. 80 per
CENT Of the men examined have passed |
tie physical examination. Pennsyl-
vania, Connecticut, Vermont and
Y aine led il reflections. On the gem
oral totals the acceptances Of city
naen were "a. 53 per cent, and Of ru-
lr;sl acceptances 72.o4 Der cent
Nr. and Mrs. August Reich are
called to mourn the death Of their In
fant son, one year and twenty. four
days old The first signs ii sickness