The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-11-07
Mrs. ]. n. DunmiFe returned lasi
Saturday from . VISIT ia Armour.

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Black Shoe Dye. At Otto Schmis.-
e. IS Clothing Store.
Mrs Moore, Mrs. M A Thomas
and Mr.. Hardinburg spent SUNDAY
with friends in Lesterville.
Alonzo Nellis and wife arrived
from Minnesota Friday to visit his
mother and other relatives here.
Otto Schmierer. whosis in service
and stationed at Camp Funston. has
be- /, promoted to the rank Of Ser
gaaut.
Fred Goehsing was confined to the
house several days last week with the
grippe, but was able to be at his
place Of business Saturday.
! Mrs. Brandstedt went to Utica Sat-
urday. The renter on Mr.. Brand
stedt,s farm was sick with pneumonia
and she went TO help his wife with
the work.
Miss Minnie Grajkowske. ID years
of age died last week at the home of
her parents about eight miles north
west of town of dropsy. The funeral
was held on Friday.
| The Sioux Falls Argus Leader, The
Sioux City Journal and The Sioux
City Tribune for sale daily at the
Rexall Store.
G. G. Max, Your. Druggist.
| Judge j. L. Meighen has gone in
to the service of his country and left
last Sunday night for Augusta, Ga.
where he will enter an officers train
ing school for work in machine gun
service
| John Mudder of Tyndall, young
man 18 years and IL months old, died
in a cantoDment at Worden, Wash
last week. The body arrived in Scot
land last Friday and was taken to
4 Tyndall for burial. Death was caus-
ed from influenza.
Il A letter from R. w. Russell, VINO
has been in the drug business at Leo
la, requests us to change his paper to
Eureka until further notice He says
they are having run of the Flu =
but 30 far he and his wife have es-
capped.
R. E. Balzcr left Wednesday fol
Arlington where he will join his wife
who is there visiting her people. He
has Strengthened up his affairs here
and is contemplating new location.
He has been offered position as
druggist with firm in Des Moines,
Ia, which he thinks he will accept.
A letter from Hon. Siegle Green OF
Avon, states that on account of thu
health of himself and his wife he has
found it necessary to close out his in
terests in this county. and will move
! to the Nilla,rette Valley, Oregon
, He has just reiu nd from th.rs an
says lie likes III c,untry very n CHI
Claus Flick If Mitchell, wss ne
last Saturday Looking after bis farm
east Of town He Gays he expects t
20 to California with his family t,
spend the winter in Los Angeles
He spent one winter there and is vel
pleased with that country. If he like
it as we'll this time, he thinks of sell
ing his property here and moving tt
that nlace .ermanentlv
One Buckle Overehoes, good grad
rubber, ST. 80 at Otto Schmierer'
Clothing Store.
Senator Thomas Sterling was il
town Last Saturday calling on hi
friends. The order prohibiting pub
lie meetings has interfered with hi
,plans to make a speaking campaig
but he Las BEEN visiting various part
of the state and was very confiden
that the election would be favorabl
to himself as we'll as the republica
congressman and the state ticket.
Just received, an extra shipmer
of New Ties at Csc. and 75c. OFT
: Schmierer's Clothing Store.
= Frank Wanek received letter Las
:, week from his brother Carl. WHO
in the electric service on one of Il
battle ships. Carl had just returnt
in from his sixth voyage across. {
IN the last trip they carried 5000 SO
.. diers and on the way over 20 di'
with influenza, The bodies were a
ed brought back to this country.
st
ed George Kahn has decided to mo
h. back to Kaylor and again become
l.