The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-07

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Vermillion.
The Civic League will meet OF
Monday, August 18th, at the home Of
Mrs. Fred each.
Otis Lanam came from Huron Sat.
urday to spend the rest of the summer
with his mother.
Lce SShaff and wife left last Satur-
day for Chicago to purchase goods for
the Boston Store.
Miss Kate Long came from Sioux
CITY last Saturday to spend a two
weeks " 6 vacation at nome.
Jos. Becker has been in Chicago
the past week purchasing goods for
the Becker Bros. store.
Miss Margaret Haney, who now
lives at Sioux Falls, was in town Fri
day and visited her sister, Mrs. Mad
den.
Miss Mckay, who was called here
by the death and funeral of June
Cass. returned to her home in Orient
Tuesday.
Miss Carrie McLachlan came home
last Saturday from Paulina, Iowa,
where she has been spending the sum-
mel with her aunt.
Mrs. +. S. B~irkinbine and Miss
Cynthia Cobb went t. Mitchell Satur-
day to visit for a few days at the
home Of their brother, Mr.. Alansing
Cobb.
Will Kaye passed thru here Tues
Cay on his way to his home in Lane.
viii enlisted in the cavalry, from
Mitchell, in the summer of 1T, and
is just returning from overseas.
Joe Dvorak of Kaylor returned last
Saturday from a stay of two weeks in
the Black Hills. During his absence
Mrs. Dvorak stayed at the home of her
father. Mr.. Christof Serr in this city.
Mr. Brown, the life insurance man
who has betn in Scotland for several
months, left last Saturday for North
Dakota. The field here is now in
charge Of J. L. Meighen.
Mrs. Frank Costlow and two child
rem came from Ramona last Thursday.
coming with an auto and brought
home her four niecee. Misses Ruth,
Marian, Sarah and Merle Herbert,
who had been visiting at Ramona for
two or three weeks.
Lightning during the storm Sunday
evening. struck the T. w. Harden
burg residence, blowing out the cleo
trio light fuses and several bulbs, but
doing little damage to the house 9TH
erwise. All the members Of the fam
lily felt the effects Of the shock.
Sam. Livingood came from Mil
l~edgeville, ILL.,, Tuesday to look after
his farm south of town. He has sold
so. OuUU worth of Hugs from the place
since spring. and also last year 3 crop
for $40. 600. and feels that it has
been q profitable year to say the least.
Fred each Jr. went to Tabor last
Thursday where he will work for a
tins in the James Wagner Bank.
Later he expects to take charge as
cashier of q bank at Dante owned by
the same company.
"A large portion this state was
favored by good rains last Wednesday
night. but Scotland seemed to be in
the dry pocket. However our turn
came Sunday evening when we got a
good soaker WHICH will insure the
early corr crop.
Mrs. r. E. Williams and baby and
Miss Mary Williams went to Vermil-
lion last Friday and Prof. Williams
accompanied them on their return that
evening. The snmmer School at the
University. Id which he has been
telchinR history and also atudying
Nv. closed last week.
George Stevenson returned last
Friday from q business rirtcsS5shsss
50. He y the race riots in that
city were much worse than the ac-
counts Ia the papers would indicate.
Hssays u tho cssualties given were
multiplied byeabout ten il would be
nearer NE correct report.
Mrs. Chas. Whitman, Mrs. Frank
Wsserka and Miss Helen Ehlen have
been mex the past week, and we are
informed that they have typhoid few,
81 There wa y case of typhoid few.
Is IA the camp Of the railroad con,
atyuction gang that has heenAwnnkine
an 81 Scotland and il Is suspected
that The other csases may have origin.
49, from this cass.