The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-05

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your druggist's. ADV.
Mrs. August Herman spent Sunday
1 " 18th friends in Yankton.
Lester Haynes came from Mitchell
to spend Sunday with his parents.
| Leave your films to be developed
at 9. G. Max, your druggists. Adv.
Mrs. Henry Beard of Redfeld was
in town this week returning home
Tuesday.
Miss Iona Lee went to Elk Point
Sunday and on Monday commenced
her school near that place.
Robert Brown and wife arrived last
Saturday from Washington Springs to
visit relatives and fris nds.
Leroy Nissen arrived Saturday from
Fulton. N. Y. and is spending few
days visiting old Scotland friends.
Mrs. Otto Schmierer was in town
last week, returning to the home Of
her parents in Parkston Friday.
Theodore Rapp moved from Free
man last week and has taken charge
of one of the farms owned by his IA
ther-in-law, Chris. Kuk.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Bal7er Drug Store We'd
nesday every week. ADV.
Miss Ella Treick left last Friday
for Montana where she will again
hold the position of domestic science
teacher in the schools at Waller.
Miss Fannie Biem will attend the
University at Lincoln, Neb., this
year where she will combine q course
in liberal arts and commercial. work.
Mrs. Glasgow left last week for
Ohio, called by the sickness of her
mother. Mr.. Glasgow came from
Armour and accompanied her as far
as Sioux City.
Chas. Robinson received a card last
Saturday from his brother. John, stat
ing that he had arrived safely in Eng
land, and is probably in France By
this time.
DR.. Glen Ardery left last Friday
for Camp Funston with the boys from
Bon Homme county. Although he
was registered in Chicago, he was
permitted to go with the home boys.
Ed Lee and wife returned last Sat-
urday from visit with their son at
Camp Dodge, la. Mr.. Lee says his
son has been transferred to a camp;in
New Jersey and will probably soon go
across. 80
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader, The
Sioux City Journal and The Sioux
City Tribune for sale daily at the
Rexall Store. ;ata
c. G. Max, Your Druggist.
Elmer Mathis, who is attending a
training school at the State Universi-
ty at Vermillioh, was here Saturday,
returning Sunday noon, to join his
company. He expects to be called
east this week.
Miss Nest Pattee of Springfield
who has taught the past few. years in
the Scotland schools, will teach IN the.
primary department of the Aberdeen
schools the coming year, and was here
last Friday on her way to that place.
Thos. Libertine, of Underwood,
passed thru here Sunday on his way
to Camp Dodge, la. His son has
been at Camp Cody in New Mexico,
but has been transferred to a camp
in New Jersey.
Miss Ruth Bye Of Denver, Colo.,-
has been employed to teach the com
merrial department in the Scotland
schools, and CONES very highly recon-.
mended. This completes the corps
Of teachers for the coming year.
Miss Nellie Simpson, of Dell Rap
ids. one of the former teachers in the
Scotland High School, came Thursday
afternoon and visited until Saturday
with her many friends here. While
in town she was the guest of Miss
Eva Nellis.
Fred Plattner has enlisted in the
Corps and left for Rapid
City last Saturday to take special
training at the School of Mines The
train from the east that day had
three coaches loaded with boys bound
for that school.
Ed. Jungmann went to Sioux City
Friday to consult a doctor there for
heart trouble which has been troub-