The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-14
Miss Alma Treick left on Monday
for a visit in Hafner, la.

h1S6 AILto 49eiCh ltil vi NNUlQa,
for a visit in Hafner, la.
The w. f. C. will hold a meeting
on Tueaday. August 18th.
Ray ZolnoEsky came from Siou,
City to spend Sunday with his par.
ents.
Clans Flick of Mitchell was here
last week looking after his farm east
of town.
Joe Peck, who is now located at
Humboldt. visited his Scotland friends
last Sunday.
Edward Ardery and Thos. Irwin jr.
went to Parkston Monday to do a job
of plumbing.
Mrs. Tony Diehl of Trip came to
Scotland Monday to visit her sitter,
Mrs. Adolph Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. George SimanteI Sr.
and daughter, Miss Nora, left Sunday
for their former home in Illinois to
visit for several weeks
Mrs. Jehn Ser of Belvidere and
Mrs. E. c. Bsrth of Kadoka visited
relatives in Scotland last week and
left for their homes Monday.
John Groman. whose parents live
ca MAr. StacaksTi' farm, known as the
Tim Billnan farm near Wittenberg.
arrived from overseas last Sunday.
MMTs. Ciisrencs Thomas and two
children. Willard and Catherine,
came from Yankton Friday and visit
ed 1ntii Sunday at the home of Mrs.
M. E. Thomas.
Emanuel KnodeJ. WHO has been
farming this season south OF Scotland,
has purchased the Cadek meat mark
ct IN Letterville and viii take posses
sion on or before the first of October.
Miss Gladys Kihhle was a guest in
the f. D. Wicks home last Friday.
She had been visiting her peopie at
Springfield and was on her way back
to Sioux City where she is taking a
course in nursing.
IL the absence of the pastor, Rev.
G. W. LaDgdon, Capt. o. W. Cour-
sey of Mitchell conducted services in
the Methodist church here last SUNDAY
morning. Union services at the
Presbyterian church were held Sun
day evening. az Mr.. Coursey conduct
ed q service In TyndaIl that evening. |
Andy Eliason, now one of the en-
gineers at the power plant of the
Sonth Dakota Light : Power Co,
was in town Monday from Armour.
Re aye the company IS 9Th expert
encing trouble in getting new ma
chinery and repairs for the plant,
making il necessary 20 utilize ali or i
their available power to furnish cur
rent. but so far they have been able
to do it.
MI. and Mrs. Clinton Cass of this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Cass of
Mitchell and Mss Ella Csss left By
auto last Saturday morning for Des
Moines, la, to attend memorial SER
vices which were held in Des Moines
on Sunday for their brother, the late
June Cass. Rev. C. w. Lanpdon
also went on the moor train Saturday
to attend the service.
Harry Clough, who is working az
carpenter for the Milwaukee railroad
company. spent Sunday at home and
returned to Mt. Vernon where ne is
charging the stock yards. He says
the position was good last year, as
they could put in long hours and GET
= good fat paw check. but since tie
eight hour law went into effect thay
are not allowed to put in overtime
except in cases OF emergency, and the
result il that there isn't much left
after expenses are paid. The train
men,, who are still able to get In over
time, are the only ones Who are salts.
fed with ths eight hour Law.
dtiu WIG WEI01
here the fret Of the week from High
more. and yisited at the home of Mrs.. /
H~oellwarth,,s sister, Mrs. Gus Be-
ker. They were called to Freeman
tos attend the funeral Of Mr.. Hoell-
warth's father. whose death was
can,ed b Bfightsa disea.e with which
he had been afflicted for about three
years Nj. HoeItwarth has sold his
Ianeh rHiehmorea and-swiIlsin
sals - dispDsa VI his spatsonal proper
I In abaut 4 month He then paana
III 4 hllck to Scotland and will
eithes IS ii build a house. Scotland
! Will 40 glad 81 wslspme the
Hasliwasths family back and he viii
aied plssgIty ofwof waiting for him
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