The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-07-18
Leave your films to be developed
at G. G. Max, your druRcist'

at g. G. Max, your druggist's.-Ady.
Howard b; dwell left GA Mondsy
for Sioux City and Omaha 10 enlist II
tie navy
Miss Esther Hurwich Of Waterloo,
Iowa, is the guest Of Miss Helen
Bliss, arriving Tuesday.
]. N. Smiley, VIM. Wieters and
Sheriff Ed. Barth were Wittenberg
citizens in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Jasman and children
returned on Wednesday from a visit
Of several weeks in Michigan and
Wisconsin.
Mrs Minnie Wright left for her
home in Spokane, Wash, last Satur-
day after q brief visit with her broth
er, Dr.. Jasman.
Hear the superior tone Of the Pathe
at G. G. Max, your druggists. A
better monograph for less money
Adv.
DR.. L. c. Colgan and family came
from Tyndall last Tuesday evening
to visit Mrs. Colgan's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Vellek.
Mrs. Raglin writes from Mitchell
that she has accepted a position in
the Mitchell National Bank and likes
the work very we'll.
w. A. Cobb, accompanied by D.
K TomIinson and Dr.. Augsperger of
Memo, went to Minneapolis last week
and brought back three Buick cars.
Miss LISA Bardell is i'll at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Kirb Dun
mire, and under the Doctors care.
She is suffering from an attack Of
heart trouble.
Albert Litz of Armour, a soldier at
Camp Dodge, Iowa, stopped off here
last Thursday while on his way home
on a furlough, ard visited his uncles.
August and Emanuel Herman.
Might is out of existence; right is
u best asset-right time. right
goods. right prices. Read our ad on
page 4.
BARGAIN STORE.
Mr.. Theo. Griess was here from
Harvard, Neb., last week, and was
accompanied home on Friday by his
children who had been visiting at the
Landman home for several weeks.
Mr.. Travaillie and family of Len
nox, were in town Saturday on their
way to Springfield. Mi. T~ravaillie
has been publishing the Lennox INDIE
pendent but has recently sold the pa
per. .te75a
The harvesting Is we'll under way
in this vicinity but the grain il, rip
ening 60 unevenly that it is not rushing
the farmers as much as usual and as
a consequence they will be able to
handle the work with much less hired
help than usual.
Mrs Leighton received a message
last Friday morning from her hus-
band. Lieut.. l. w. Leighton, request
ing her to come and join him at the
government hospital at New Haven,
Conn.,, and she left on the early train
Saturday morning. She went by way
of Iowa City, Ia, where it was ex-
pected that the Doctors mother would
join her.
Preparedness is also one Of the best
qualities. Prepare now with best
qualities at lowest prices. Read our
ad on page 4.
BARGAIN STORE.
Newell Brown and his cousin Oscar
Baker went to Sioux City last week
to enlist in the navy. Newell was
accepted IN preliminary examination
at Sioux City and went on to Omaha
for final examination. Oscar was re-
jected on account of color blindness.
Miss Vivian Brown accompanied the
boys to Sioux City and returned FRI
day.
]. H. Stippich returned last Satur-
day from Adams county, N. D., where
he had been to look after. some land
that he owns there. He says the
crops in that part of the state are
very poor, and this is the case in
quite a large part of the state, altho
there are some streaks that have been
favored with local showers that are
fair.
Will you give us the pleasure in