The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-01-17
Thursday. Jan. IL, 1918.

A"As AVPpeS Su0 m0rC0anC at PlumD.
was in Scotland Sunday.
Mr.. Hans Miller of Mitchell called
on his Scotland friends Sunday.
Will Schmierer and little son Of
Parkston were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Van Alta, of Telluride, Col.
10 here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Henry Baisch.
Mitchell Steam Laundry Basket
leaves the Balzer Drug Store We'd
nesday every eek.-Adv.
E. g. Eggleston and son Dry went
to Sioux City Tuesday where they
attended stock sale.
Andy Eliason returned to Armour
Tuesday where he is helping the South
Dakota Light & Power Co. at the
central plant.
w. A. Cobb and Chas. Treiber of
this place and j. J. Maus of Tyndall
went to Minneapolis Sunday, going
after some cars for Mr.. Cobb's gar
age.
WANTED-to buy cattle and hogs,
all kinds and descriptions, for deliv-
cry either at Scotland or Kaylor mar
kets. See Geo. Kohn, or phone No.
K 2O4.
Mr.. Crockett, an auctioneer of
Springfield, was in town Tuesday. and
went to Mitchell to attend the regis
tered stock sale held there on We'd
nesday.
F. D. Wicks, chairman of the
county board of exemptions, has been
devoting most of his time the past
two weeks with the classification of
the registered men.
Mrs. Baiech says she has not heard
from her son Arthur since he arrived
in France, but she hears frequently
from Gus, who has been in the naval
service for several years and is now u
training officer in camp near San
Francisco. s
A meeting OF the Home Guards was
held last Friday evening, and ar
rangements made for guarding the
elevators each night. Two shifts of
two men each will serve as night
watch as long as any quantity of
grain is stored in the elevators.
/ Rem ember the next number on the
Lyceum coYrse-Chas. L. Ficklin' 8
lecture, Men and Machinery" on
Wednesday, Jan. %, at the Strand
Theater. Read the display ad on
page FIVE of this paper.
Jake Counsell, grandson of Mr..
JAG. Stackerl, has been here the past
week looking after his grandfather s
farms. He says Mr.. Stackerl has
been sick for two or three weeks and
did not feel able to come himself.
George, Kirb and Morris Dunmire
are attending the South Dakota Stock
Breeders association in Mitchell this
week. The Dunmire Brothers had
three head of Shorthorn cattle, and
two Chester White hogs in the sale
which was held on Wednesday.
A new train schedule went into
effect last Sunday. No. 6. passenger
train from the west, now comes at
2;O6 p. m. and No. l, passenger
train from the east, arrives at 1:O2
p. M, the two trains now meeting at
baskerville. No. A, the night train.
from the west. now comes at 12:45
q. M. and there is no change in the
night train from the east.
x; The storm that enveloped the en-
tire country the latter part of the
week gave Scotland a good dose.
Friday morning it was about 80 be-
low zero, and Saturday 10 below, and
most of the time q strong wind was
blowing. There was not much snow
$50 we escaped the blizzard that visit
ed some sections of the country.
Train service was not seriously inter-
.fered with, and everybody was sup
piled with fuel so there was no suf-
fering.
Mrs. v. B. Diehl of Mitchell was
9 guest at the n. A. Reeves home
from Sunday until Tuesday. She had
been at Omaha, accompanying her son
Philip, who had been home on fur
Tough and was returning to Camp
Cody. at Deming, N. NJ. Philip