The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-11-28

Load your camera at C. G. Max
your druggists ADV.
Mr. and Mrs Hardinburg and Mrs.
JAomas are spending THANKSGIVING
! With friends in Yankton.
Mrs. George Dunrire and son
George went to Yankton Monday Ia
visit Joe, who is attending Yankton
College.
Mrs. j. M. Dunmire left on Tues
day for Des Moines to spend Thanks
giving with her daughter, Mrs
Wickham.
y f Ladies Aid society will
ms - ,l.aut' co."ken pie urpsr On
~ urclp evsning Dec 7, IN the c
5. P. S hall.
TIE Sioux Falls Argus Leader, The
SIOUX City Journal and The Sioux
City Tribune for sale daily at the
ReSall Store.
G. G. Max, Your Druggist.
Editor Hail of the Tyndall Regis.
ter was in town Tuesday. coming to
meet some friends who arrived nm tho
train from the east.
Philip Schmierer and famil, Of
White Sulphur Springs, Mont, ar1iv-
ed from Parkston Monday. where thew
had beer visiting for a few DAYS. and
are visiting relatives here.
The War is Over, so buy that suit
now. A big saving awaits YOU.
S25 90 suits, SIS. rs. $50. 90 suits
81 rs.
Otto schmjeser's Clothing Store.
Jacob Reinbold and wife took the
train here Tuesday for their home in
Denver, Colo Mrs Reinbold is a
daughter of Mrs. Steve Ramus living
north of OliVet, and they had been
visiting at her home.
DR.. Kocbs was confined to his bed
the fore part of the week, due to
overwork. He is the only doctor in
town, and with the numerous cases of
influenza during the past few weeks
ne has been kept busy night and day.
D c Bond. the well. known eve
expert of Mitchell. S. D will be at
Hotel, Scotland. Wednesday until
4:3O Dec. IL Glasses made that
relieve headaches and nervousness
caused by eye strain. Bonds service
excelIs always. Call early.-Adv.
Quite a number of letters were re-
ceived from the boys in France Mon
day. but they were all written about
a month g Az the armistice was
nat eisned until Nov II. there is
ssill seme anxiety regarding their
PRESENT condition.
j. r. Wilson returned last FRIDAY
from Sioux City where he expected to
meet bis mother who was coming
from Missouri to mike him a visit.
She did not arrive. and he has since
been Informed that she had a fall and
injured her shoulder. so was unable
to travel.
Mrs. Donley received a cablegram
Iaet week from her husband, Lieut.. j.
; Donley. sent from France Novem-
Der 10th, stating that he was all
right As this was about the time
that the fighting stopped Mrs. Donley
il now feeling easy. but the message
was over two weeks in coming.
Jos Stevenson. agent for the Ford
Motor CO.. has been notified by the
campsny that the manufacture Of cars
aid motors will be resumed verv soon.
will be made only az the
rders are receiver. so it is important
q a'Ath So who CONTEMPLATE buying
& rs nf netofa to place their orders
~ tonn as possible to avoid DELAY in
e .tieg the orders flled.-Adv.
Pa Weiland section foreman ON
Gar!en and Ruasing Water divi,
s u had q collision last Monday
y thee II Of tnwn between his motor
{ and freight train. Paul got
! le IS atehes on hi- face, and re-
ys@ss jury in his side. As Dr.
s. ~ s4e "a lToad physician, was
asths time, Dr. Klima, of Tyn-
dali was called. The injury Is his
.saae dsd not prove to be serious and
be Il agsin able to be on the job.
South Dakota has smashed another
record. Arizona has laid claim to
the honor Of furnishing the most SOL
q ere il proportion Is her population
state IN the Union, She fur
q he'd 12 600 men. from a~popalation
15O, OOo. Nov it Is defer,n;ned