The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-05-16
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Thursday, May 16. 1913.

Thursday, May 16. 1918.
Henry Brown Of Kaylor was in
town last Saturday evening.
Steel range and heater for sale.
also two gas lamps.
Elmer G. Mathis.
Mrs. Ed. Brandstedt went to Yank-I
ton Monday to visit her people.
Miss Lulu Headley Of Menno took
the train here Wednesday for Ethan,
where She will visit friends for few
days.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Bal7er Drug Store We'd
nesday every week. Adv.
Mrs. ]. p. Ser and Mrs. -Lund Wis.
tied the fore part of the week at the
home Of Mre. Miner, in Tyndall.
Prof. Freese arrived from illinois
last Friday and is looking after his
farm near Kaylpr, and is fixing up
the buildings.
Mrs. Martin and children returned
to their home in Sioux City Wednes-
day, after visiting here at the home
of her father, Peter Baker.
Came, to my premises four miles
south and one mile east Of Scotland.
about two weeks ago. one red heifer
about two years old.
Julius Max.
There will be special meeting Of
the Civic League in the rest. room on
Friday evening, May II. This is an
important meeting and it is urged
that the ladies make special effort
to be present. g
Frank Weverka, who moved here
from Salem short time ago, has
bought half interest in Geo. Behl's
tin shop. Mr.. Weverka is also a
plumber, but the firm does not expect
to engage in that line Of work at
present.
w. G. Haynes accompanied his son
Lester to Yankton last Saturday to
attend the agricultural club meeting.
On Monday he went with Lester on a
trip around Scotland in search Of seed
corn. which is badly needed in the
central and northern part of the state.
Among those from out of town who
were here to attend Mrs. Dollard' g
funeral last Friday were G. w. Snow
with bis son and sons wife, j. H.
Stephens and wife and Rev. Coles, of
Springfield; Mrs. MINER of Tyndall,
Mrs. Olson of Lesterville, and Mr..
Jes. Dickson Of Yankton.
JAG. Weidenbach went to Alpena
Wednesday to visit his son. He says
a terrific wind passed over that por-
| tion of the state a week ago Sunday.
evidently the same storm that passed
over northern Iowa, and through cen
trail Illinois. A large barn on the
farm Of Mr.. Weidenbach' son was
completely wrecked. There we're rs
head of cattle in the barn at the time
one or two of them beng killed and
several of them injured.
Lester Haynes, who is working un-
der the direction of the State College,
organizing boys and girls agricultu-
raj and domestic science clubs, came
from Mitchell last Thursday and vis-
lifted his parents over night. On Fri
day he conducted q meeting at Les
terville. and on Saturday he went to
Yankton to meet with the leaders Of
the Yankton county clubs. Mrs. Dun.
can, national organizer Of domestic
science clubs, was also at the Yank.
ton meeting. Lester seems to bt
making good in this line Of work, ant
we understand that be is in line fol
appointment for national service il
that line.
"A bad auto wreck occurred norti
west of Memo last Sunday forenoon
| in which one man was killed and tw,
others quite badly injured. Antor
/ Christensen, Of Minnesota, was her
visiting his sister. Mrs. Davidson
The Davidsons are new Corners, hav
| ing moved here this spring, and ar,
| living on one of Mr.. Stackerl's farm
north Of Olivet. Mr.. Christerson wa
driving large eight-cylinder Rege
car and is said to have been goini
(, about 48 miles an hour, when he sud
ldenly lost control Of it and got owe
the edge Of grade. In attempting
/ to- get back one wheel broke and tn