The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-26
SUBSCRIPTION $50 pra vrAa.
Thursday, June 20. 1919.

Mr.. VIM. Thompson of Tyndall was
in Scotland Monday.
Mrs. Kocourek and three children
spent last Sunday in Tabor.
Mrs. Ed. Kostlan went to Yankton
Friday. returning Saturday.
Miss Shorzmann went to Lestervilla
last Saturday to visit for a week.
John Parmenter came from Wagner
to spend Sunday at the home of his
mother.
DR.. Glen Ardery came from Letch-
er to spend Sunday at the home of his
father.
Miss Edith Cary, who is attending
Huron College returned home Friday
for the summer
Mrs. D. W.. Chamberlain left
Monday for a visit Of a few weeks
with a brother in Minnesota.
Misses Ella Cass and Edna Long
came home from Dakota Wesleyan
Friday for the summer vacation.
Miss Kate Long who is holding a
position as bookkeeper in Sioux City.
visited her mother, Mrs. Baird. last
Sunday.
Miss Katherine Wittmayer returned
Tuesday from a visit in Washington
Springs at the home of her brother,
G.. F. WiHmaver.
Amos Stafford has purchased a bar
Der shop in Letcher and has moved to
that place. George Schneider has taxi
en- his ole position, held before he en-
listed in the service. in the Abel STAFF
ford shop here.
JAG. Stackerl has purchased the
north half of the old livery stable site
from D. K. Tomljnson and will use it
as a storage place for lumber and 9TH
err building material to be used on his
far ms in this vicinity.
Mrs. S. B. Miller has sold her
dwelling house opposite the school
house to G. H Davis and will give
possession September lat. Mrs. Mill
er has not decided where che will To-
cate.
Mr.. VIM. Stapleton of York, Neb
who painted the city water tank three
years ago., is here this week with a
crew of three men and is giving the
tank another coat of paint and put
ting some needed repairs On it.
MIR. Archie cambridge and wife Of
Wisconsin were here last week visit
ing his two brothers. Joseph and Will
liam, returning to their home Sunday.
Archie Bainbridge has recently re-
turned from service in France.
w. c. Haynes says he got a letter
from his daughter, Mre. Townsan,
who lives at Harold. in which she
says there were forty land seekers
who took dinner at the hotel in Har-
rold last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goehring and
her sister, Mrs. Peter Zeeb, left last
Sunday for St. Paul where they will
visit at the VIM. G.. Knodt home.
Mrs. Knodt being a sister of Mes
danes Goehring and Zeeb. While
there Mrs. Goeh1ing will take treat
ment fer an ailment of long standing.
Misses Fannie Biem and Ellen
Wicka returned on Wednesday of last
week from Milwaukee where they
have been attending Milwaukee Dow
ner. Miss Anna Chernus. who was
a student at the same college, re-
turned with them as far as Sioux
City, stopping off there a few days
to visit relatives.
Mss Marjorie Marshall of Parker,
who is to be one of the corps of Scot
land teachers next year, graduated
from the State University last week
with cum laude honors. She was one
of ten in the total graduating class to
finish their course with these honors,
which represent rs per cent superior
work.
Mrs. w. D. Grifiths and son, Bill.
~, arrived from Sioux Falls Friday
and visited Scotland friends until
Wednesday. Mr.. Grifiths also came
on Saturday and spent Sunday. Mrs.
Grifiths' sister, Miss Harriet Carson,
who has been teaching music in a
college in Arizona is home for the
summer and at present is with Mre.
Grifiths in Sioux Falls. She expects
to visit in Scotland this summer.