The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-06

Jay.
Mrs. j. E. Boot returned 70 her
home in Armour Saturday after 4 Wis
it Of a few days here with the Dun
mire families.
Young Mems Suits, Nifty Styles
Rich Colors.
Otto Schmierer's Clothes Shop
Mrs. Stafford Donley entertained
the card club last Thursday evening
in honor of Mrs. ]. P. Ser who was
leaving for Creighton. Neb.
Mrs. M. A. Mason and daughters,
Misses Frances and Irene, were in
Sioux City last Thursday and attended
the. concert given by Galli-Curci.
George Behl informs u that he has
the contract to remove the old roof
from the Security Bank at Tyndall
and replace it with q new tin roof.
Miss Ellen Herbert is home from
the University at Vermilliop. She
has been employ ed as teacher for the
fourth grade in the Scotland schools
for next year.
j. w. Wallace Of Tyndall was here
Monday on his way north. He was
employed to survey q new town site
or the line north Of Mclaughlin in
Corson county.
FOR SALE-Tomato. Cabbage and
Cauliflower Plants.
F. j. KADLEC.
Mr.. and Mrr. Wilson Brown, who
are here from Idaho, visiting aEthe
home Of her parents. MI. and Mrs.
Jos Plattner, went to Egan last week
to visit her BROTHER, Frank Plattner.
Joseph M. Smith of Tyndall, emer-
gency dem onstration agent sent out
by the State Agricultural College at
Brookings, vas in town last Thurs
day.
]. M. Bender came home from
Yankton Sunday where he went sew
eral days before to accompany his
wife to the hospital. Mrs. Bender
underwent an operation for gall stones
and is recovering quite nicely.
Mems and Older Mems Suits at
less than Market Price.
Otto Schmierer's Clothes Shop.
Miss Lola Campbell was notified
last week that she had been employed
as primary teacher in the public
schools at Vermillion at a salary of
$50 per month. We congratulate the
people of Vermillion on securing one
of the best primary teachers in the
state.
Rev. G. Lippenberger, professor Of
theology in Redfield College, and Rev.
Reister, also associated with the col
lege faculty, were here Tuesday, the
former a guest at the home IF Rev.
Ruder, and the latter calling on his
brother, lac. Reister, and his brother.
in-law. John Deutscher.
j. P. Ser shipped his household
goods to Creighton. Neb., last Friday
and he and his son Robert left fol
that place by way Of Running Water
that afternoon. Mrs. Ser remained
here until Monday. Mr.. Ser has
been holding a position in Creighton
as cashier Of a bank, for several
-nal,c b,,% h;o fo~:l, ,o~o:ood hor1
until the close Of the school year.
Mr.. Al. Grossheusch has sold hi,
fine residence property opposite thu
Reformed Academy to Mr.. JAG. Refs
ter. living near Oilvet. Mr.. Gross
|heusch has decided to return to Ne
b1aska. Mr.. Reister is leaving tn
farm as he is unable to handle tn
work since his son was called to tn
army, SO he will rent the farm an,
move into town.
Mr.. Steve Zolnowsky and Mis-
Marie Magstadt stole a march o
their Scotland friends last week an
went to Sioux City where they yer
married on Tuesday, and returned t
Scotland on Thursday evening. The
are now stopping temporarily at tn
home Of Mr.. Zolnowsky.s mother, Blu
expect loon TO establish q home Q
their own. Both the bride and groor
have grown from CHILDHOOD in Scot
land and have q host Of friends 'rh
join in extending them their goo