The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-10-17

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| A daughter Of Mr.. Henry Bucholtz
| Of Tyndall died Monday morning Of
/ influenza. She was attending bust
ness college in Sioux City and came
home Friday night TO spend Sunday.
Soon after arriving che was taken
sick. and lived Only about two days.
] The remains Of q boy named Prig-
ley, who died at his home in Wes-
sington Springs, Vere brought to
Scotland Monday. to be shipped to
Springfield, where the family former
ly lived for buriel. Through afail-
ure to load the casket onto the train
Monday afternoon, the body remained
here until Tuesday when an auto came
from Springfield and got it.
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All Sizes. 81. 40 during Otto Schmier-
er's New Customer Sale. ADV.
A union service which was largely
attended was held in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening, when Dr.. |.
w. Leighton gave very interesting
account of his experiences in France.
AS the Doctor left France last June
before the American forces had en-
gagged to any great extent in the
fight, he did not give any account Of
the battles, but he gave very inter-
esting description of the country. the
French people and their customs, the
life of the boys in the cantonments
and in the military training schools,
and the general preparation that this
| country has made over there for car
rying on the fight.
Mr.. Albert Novak, or Ted Novak,
as he was commonly called, died last
Sunday night at his home about two
miles south of town, of pneumonia
caused by an attack of influenza from
which he had been suffering about a
week. He was young man about
~ years of age. and unmarried, he
and his brother Louis living together
on their fathers farm which they
were working. He was apparently
getting over the attack of influenza
when the pneumonia developed, and
in spite of all that medical attention
rn,11A IN ho The f,,
neral was held on Wednesday at ten
O'Clock a. M, conducted by Mr.. ].
A, Dvorak, of Tabor. and the remains
buried in Rose Hill cemetery.
Justice John F. Schmidt's court
was occupied last Saturday nearly all
day with two larceny cases brought
by the county against Frank Plattner.
One case charged him with confiscat-
ing large quantity of gasoline from
! county road grader that was left
standing near his farm, and the other
charged him with taking crowbar
and can Of hard oil from the rig.
The first constituted grand larceny
and the defendant waived preliminary
examination, ard the case will 90 to
the circuit court for trial. The sec.
ond was petty larceny charge and
| was tried before Justice Schmidt. The
county was represented in the trial
by States Atty. ScobIic. assisted by
Atty. Janoucik of Yankton. and the
defendant by Attys. C. M. Stilwill of
Sioux City and j. L. Meighen. The
| evidence of the prosecution showed
that the crowbar, which had been left
on the engine. was found in Mr..
Plattner's corn field, a short distance
from the engine. Mr.. Plattner's
premises were searched fer the can of
hard oil, but it could not be found.
| About two weeks later the premises
were again searched and the can was
/ found in the blacksmith shop on Mr..
! Plattner's premises. Mr.. Plattner
contended that he had not seen the
can, did not know that it was in his
building, and that it must have been
placed there by someone unbeknown
to him. The justice found the de-
PENDANT guilty, and he was fined $25
and Ecosts. We are informed that
the case will be appealed.