The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-03-13

w. A. Cobb made . trip to Sioux
City Sunday.
Mrs. Moore and daughter Ethel vis-
tied friends in Menno Saturday.
Arthur Baisch has taken q position
in the Bon Homme County Bank.
Mrs. j. H. Minnich went to Trip
Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Claus Flick.
Mrs. Tony Diehl Of Trip spent
Sunday here with her sister. Mrs.
Adelph Becker.
Carl Plattner went to Sioux City
Sunday, and said he was after q man
to work on his farm.
Jack Glasner, Of Tyndall. was in
town Saturday and went to Mitchell to
spend Sunday with friends.
Rev. George link went to Tripp
Sunday where he conducted evening
services in the Lutheran church.
Be sure and read the full page Of
advertising in this issue. Every
space represents a leading merchant
Of Scotland.
Miss Nellie Maxwell came home
last week from Parkston where she
spent several weeks at the home Of
her brother.
Edward Hirscb, of Sioux Falle,
was here the last Of the week visiting
his brother, John Hirsch, and left for
home Sunday.
Or. and Mrs. Diefenbaugh, who
had been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Barrackman, left Monday for their
home in Illinois.
F. L. Wheeler received q telegram
yesterday from his sons Floyd and
Frank stating that they had landed at
Newport News.
Mrs. M. A. Mason mas been a VIC
tim of the flu the past week and her
daughter Irene is taking her place in
the Kaylor school.
Mr.. Anton Birtic. who has been
working for Albert Muehmel during
the winter, left on Wednesday for his
home in Mill Iron, Mont.
Louis. Hollingshead was in Ames,
Ia, last week visiting his brother-in-
law, who is one of the instructors in
the college at that place.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will be
entertained by Committee No. 9 at
the home of Mrs. Gus Becker Thurs
day afternoon, March 20.
Miss Nellie Beecher's school took
in $751; so at a basket social last
week. and the money will be used for
the adoption of Belgian orphans.
Clifford Hanna returned last Mon
day to Camp Grant, ILL.,, where he
will remain for an indefinite time
taking further treatment for his in
%juries.
Mr.. August Stempky and family
arrived last Saturday from Violin, and
have located on the VIM. Cation farm
west of town which MIR. Stempky re-
Gently purchased.
Have you made your reservations
for next week Friday nights musical
entertainment? If not you had better
attend to it at once. You know that
seating space is limited and there
will be great demand for seats.
Chas. Rex came home last Sunday
on a furlough of ten days from q camp
in Michigan. Charles was one OF
those who barely escaped getting
across, and now that the war is ovel
he is somewhat anxious to get releas.
ed.
Chas. Bush sold his eighty acre
farm two miles north of Scotland last
Monday to ]. R. Wilson, for S16C
per acre. Mr.. Bush bought the land
last summer from ]. w. Brown. pu,
a new set of buildings on it and has
been living on it only a few weeks.
We have not learned what his purpose
was in selling.
E. G. Tingley. from near Violin.
moved here last week and has rented
a farm from Jacob Stackerl south OF
Kaylor. Last week Wednesday .
! team of mules and three horses stray.
ed from the premises and he has beer
unable to locate them. He went t.
: Violin the first Of the week, thinking
that they might have gone back there,
but he could get no trace Of them.