The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-24

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Miss Eva Nelles returned last week
from a visit in Milwaukee.
]. l.. Meighen visited his mother in
Storm Lake, Ia, the last of the
week.
Miss Ethel Moore was home from
summer school at Yankton to spend
Sunday
Miss Iona Lee has been employed
to teach the school a. K%ingsburg at a
salary of $95 per month.
Mrs. A. H. Sprowl's mother ar
rived last Saturday from Fit. Pierre
to visit for a time.
WANTED-at the Depot Restau-
rant in Yankton, two dining room
girls and a cook.-Adv.
Prof. R. E. Williams and Louis
Quinn came home from the summer
school at Vermillion to spend Sunday.
Reserve your tickets at Hirsch's
store now for the Civic League Con-
cert.
Mr.. George Ranney and wife OF
Bismarck, N. D., arrived last Friday
night to visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. R. E. Williams.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Sam Raglan spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Raglan's
mother, Mrs. Bingham. Lieut.. Rag
Ian has just recently returned from
overseas.
Three good rains with a total rain
fall of about an inch and a half of
water, have fallen within the past
week, n will be a grand thing for
the corn which is now just caring.
Attend the Concert given for the
benefit of the Civic League July Goth
at the Presbyterian church.
A son and daughter of Rev. Thurs
ton, a former pastor Of the Methodist
church in Scotland but now located at
Yankton. were here over Sunday Wis
iting friends.
Rev. C. w. Langdon went to Mitch
ell Monday where he will attend the
summer school at Dakota Wesleyan
for a couple of weeks, taking work in
rural service.
Edward Hager spent Sunday at the
home of his wife's mother, Mrs. Lam
am, He came from Huron to attend
to matters relating to the settlement
of his fathers estate, and returned
home Monday.
Harold B. Foulkron representing
the Sioux City Tribune who has lust
returned from France, was in Scot.
land Monday and Tuesday on business.
He is now in charge of this territory
for the Tribune.
TO FARM RENTERS.
If you want a farm of your own,
ON with me TO Harold. S. D., and
/ will sell you land at from $50 to
$50 per acre that is producing just
as good crops. including alfalfa, as
the land you are renting.
w. C. HAYNES,
Scotland, S. D.
The markers that are being used in
marking the Sunshine Highway, were
designed by Mr.. Joe Becker of Scot.
land, his design, both in form anc
coloring having been adopted with on
ly slight notifications by the COM
mittee.
Misses Margaret and Ruth Mcvay
came from DeSmet last Friday t
visit Scotland trends for a few days.
Their father, Prof. Bruce Mcvay,
who was superintendent of the Scot,
land schools for four years, is still
superintendent of the DeSmet schools
where he went from here.
Anyone desiring any live stock
preparations-dips, both liquid ant
dry. fly oil, ETC., also Farmers Reli,
able Worm Treatment for hogs only,
guaranteed to cure, and if not none,
refunded. spply for prices to
Aug. Stempges. 8 miles ives,
and mile north Of Scotland, S. D,
The wind storm which came u,
rather suddenly Sunday afternoon dit
considerable damage in breaking Of
large branches from trees, and blow
ing down some small buildings. TIL,
Chautauqua tent was so badly torn u
that it could not be used that evening
81, and the evening concert had t. h
bald insthe opera house. II was re-
psifsd sufficiently forsthes programs /,
be held under it bv the nExfsSffernnnI