The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-28
Thursday. Feb. %, 1918.

Sunday.
Dr.. Dilger Of Tabor was in Scot
land last Sunday.
Lloyd Smith was taken sick the
FIRST Of the week with pneumonia.
WANTED-A night clerk at the
Donley HoteK ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman went to
Sioux City Saturday, returning Sun
day.
Richard Muehmel returned from
Chicago Sunday where he has. been
visiting the past two months.
Mrs. John schmierer Jr. Of Parks
ton, was here Sunday to visit her,
mother, Mrs. w. G. Grant.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Baske
leaves the Balzer Drug Store Wed
nesday every week. ADV. 9
Fred Bardell moved from the farm
last week and Is living in town until
he.decides upon permanent location.
MIRA. Henry Baisch returned Sunday
from Sioux City where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Simmons.
Fred Hirsch Of Trip. who is buy
ing horses for war purposes; passed
thru. here Sunday on his way to Oma-
ha., -,
Mrs.. Sam Raglin came from Mitch.
eli to spend Sunday with her mother.
Mfs. Bingham, returning to Mitchell
Monday.
WANTED-A place to pasture so
head of yearlings.
(tf) Carl Plattner,
.'.-' Scotland, S. D.
John Schleck and wife, who have
been living at Freeman, moved to
Scotland last week, Mr.. Schleck hav-
ing, sold out his business / at that
place.
Leo Wei land returned from the
hospital in Yankton last Friday where
he underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis He was in the hospital six
days, and says he came away feeling
fine. I. !,
:, Services were conducted in the
Episcopal church last Sunday morning
by. Prof. Larabee of Yankton College,
and Rev. siegfried Of Yankton con.
Quoted communion service Monday
morning.
q Chris Hoellwarti. went to High
more Sunday to look after his farm.
He he'd quarter section near that
town, and has Just purchased another
quarter adjoining 1t. giving him $40
acres. He will have 80 acres broken
onathe. enc just purchased and will
crop hai f.of 1t to corn and the bal
ance to fax.
A: large electric clock. with West
minister chimes was installed on the
front of the Corn Belt National Bank
building Tuesday The clock is war.
raned to keep perfect time. and the
dial is large enough to be visible for
txn, or threesblorks each way. The
chimes record the quarter and half
hours. and each hour the. entire chime
issrung and the clock strikes the hour.
Besides making an attractive electric
sign for the bark the clock will be
great convenience for the public,
Some Of the students at the
Scotland Academy have called our at
tention to the, fact that in a local last
week we referred to the inptitu,ion az
the German Academy. and have re-
que.ted that we make correction.
The boys say the article has tenden
cy to brand them as Germans while
they are in reality thorough Ameri-
cans without any qualifications. The
school il religious institution, the
true name being Scotland Reformed
Academy. The Academy has former
~ taught two classes in German, but
these have now been dropped and no
German is now taught. We are glad
to make the correction, and heartily
commend the students on their stand
Tor true Ameericanisn.
Walter Dahn, who 10 employed in
T. L. Wheeler's. elevator. mat with
quite = serious accident Tuesday. He
was crawling under q revolving shaft
when his clothing got caught. For
tunately he was where he could brace
himself and nrayenf being Whirlei