The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-18

In town Tuesday.
Mrs. M. v. Janda returned on Tue
sday from visit in Yankton.
Jacob Stackerl and grandson, Jacob
Counsell, came from Sioux City Wed
nesday.
The foundation for the enlarge
ment of w. A. Cobb's garage is COM
pleted and the bricklayers are expect
ed to begin work next Monday.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Baske
leaves the Balzer Drug Store Wed
nesday every week. ADV.
This has been week of April show
ers. Monday night we got fine
thunder shower and small grain and
gardens are looking fine.
| The c. j. Dickson family was re.
leased from quarantine for scarlet fe-
yer yesterday. This we believe,
clears the town of that disease.
have equipped my factory for the
manufacture of butter in connection
with my ice cream business, and in
vite the farmers to bring their cream
to me and receive the highest market
price. "A. j. WOITHA.
Scotland will be we'll repre- sented
in the next draft call which comes on
April 26th. Leonard Becker, Frank
Pillar, Ray Zolnowsky, Joe Schmidt
and Hiram Goechen have all received
notices to appear. The plan of ex-
empting farm hands is making tie
call unusually strong on the towns.
| D.. A. Sowl expects to leave to-
morrow for Freeport, Ill. to see his
son who is in hospital there recov-
ering from an operation for obstruc-
tion of the bowels Another son has
just been operated on for appendicitis,
and he will also visit his daughters
| in Wisconsin.
K. P. Kluthe, district agent for
the Standard Oil Co. and who has
been transferred to the Mitchell dist
riot, will move his family to that
place today. They would have gone
two weeks ago but the family was
just released from quarantine for scar
let fever Tuesday. The family has
won many friends in Scotland and we
are sorry to see them leave.
Chas. Groves left last week for
Des Mcines, Ia. where he enlisted in
the army. He tried to enlist with
the Scotland boys last summer but
was rejected on physical examination.
he determined to try it again and
this time he seems to have had better
success, as he was accepted at Des
Moines and was sent to Fl. Logan,
Colo. When he wrote home he said
he had passed two examinations, and
while he still had one more to pass
he felt confident that he would be ac-
cepted.
Do not fail to see the famous Tyn-
dali Coon Show at the Opera House
Friday, April 10. This company is
composed Of 30 artists in their lie
and includes 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 to the local Red Cross chapter.
Doors will be opened at 8 O'Clock and
the show will start at $50. No re-
served seats will be sold. Buy your
tickets from the committee or at the
Drug Stores. You do not knew what
9 fine lot Of colored people Tyndall
has until you have seen this Coon
Show.
q Dr.. Sovgaard. who was billed to
speak here last Saturday afternoon Ia !
behalf Of the Bird Liberty Loan drive
failed to appear but his place was
ably filled by Editor Schaber Of the
Hudson Hudsonite. Mr.. Schaber is
a German by birth. coming to this
country when seven years Of age.
When soung man he again visited
the place Of his birth. so he 10 able
to speak Of conditions there FROM per.
sonal experience and no speaker that
has appeared in Scotland has been
able to contrast conditions in Germany
with those Of America to the advan-,
tage Of the latter, more forcibly than
ne. He knows how to praise the
liberties Of his country, and he does
not SHUTTER : bit when he doessit.