The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-08-28
L. II. Imeg was sick the latter par,

John Parmenter of Wagner speu
Sunday in Scotland.
F. d. Wieks went to Chicago Tues
day on professional business.
Miss Lucille Cisar is home from a
extended visit in Nebraska.
Mrs. George Fusselman is visiting
friends in Sioux Falls this week.
Lightning struck a hay stack OF
Yves. Browns farm Monday morning
Mrs. Henry Simantel left on Wed
nesday for a visit at her old home ii
Illinois.
Miss Nora Brown of Wessingtor
Springs is visiting relatives ant
friend inssScotlands.
Come and gee our Fall line of La.
dies Suits, Coats and Dresses at the
New York Store. ADV.
Yrs. NJ. M. Fike arrived from Mil
~ledgeville, III, Wednesday to look
after her farm north of town worked
by Howard johnson
A cousin Of the Welk brothers ar.
rived from overseas Monday and stop
ped off here one day while CT his way
to bis home at belmont.
Harold Beatty arrived at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Leroy Haynes,
Tuesday evening. having Es. .ese%-
ed his discharge from service in the
marines.
MIR. S~arenson, living near Spring
field, was in town "Wednesday. He
was on his way 30 Wolsay 10 look az
ter some property that was owned By
h: SCI ~Ae died ia rance.
George Stevenson ssFs be sola two
qusrter sections of land Wednesday,
one at Highmcrs 70 August Reich. and
q quarter near Tripn. owned ay jas
Aadlec. TO JACK Ee-z8E Al Tripa.
4 aies rain rissfed u Maaaay u,s-n
-g EsA VIII tBGl5nea rts FL.
saEsFa-g Ens sleaE 1te EHs-u-ss. Ths
gal-1 "A rHE1hly -iTsrzng, surria III 5r
fBE-sg Al,aHfty NIT NJ 4ifs WIZ NJ -nst
Hn an rlIuvs Erin is iiaaaat tt Mature
stiH cruIM.
fesFsaii THROWN, V1np has tsaan III ffpe
Esszavy since Z gear aRo iasf July. MS
reserved ms discharge anG gut hume
TRsEaaysavaning His arrival was q
asurrrasa tn mas TaeoIls vino dt6 uos
x1azy He ERae isonaa until they dlscpv-
seresl mn tiss aaag a.azniHg asher IN
his7awr hsd 1raarninr OF the ssinf,ps
za.ong the Mediterranean. His Grsau,s
were Eonsa disturhsL.
MIS- AaiaTa Freeman nj AuUiutmn
Ia. arrived hast Huessaav avsni,r unr
: = - the VI. Il. isD5IusDr
hnnzs zz1 visiting Tier many srnalHnT
friends. Ems Is nn tzsr "a 10 ~isf,
her sasesr asar EiEiar. Ii IL r.sr,8r
EsasFesHR sszars Airs Frssnar rruEas
frnns nEre sn0 tnm Is mgr frs. TTssr
Since aas naossE. tifH IrTurras =.
thafher hrofflsr, Vim. Mas.. hxas
ssead his aspartIserft ssn-s n. 8za:nsa
aztid taken 81 part Isap1nans ssg-.e Col
rrHnc Eann.
Mass Earan isssaciss vas taken sick
iafG Anrrns Writ szssF which re-
ssrsssis . limiting sscIE hus may have
assr = slight saraEysc stroke. She
irFszs ainIfE * tEs tune but was later
frlnn ~ Ias n~esghbors lying on the
bee IN Z Sxrs1 cnnditian-Harm mind
VIM dE.g AID bruises were found ON
fisr nsEzas ard shoulder indicating that
atE Ezzzt have fallen. She was TAX
sn % the hoTe Of her niece, Mrs.
1919 Neiies.synear Kayior. Her
EzzEsd u now clear but she has no re-
I<znbranee Of how she got the bruis-
q.
Three million discharged men hare
allowed their insurance to lapse. The
government has made q new ruling
regarding reinstatement, which is
more lenient than the former proyis.
ion. Under this ruling any time
within eighteen months OF 4 man,
discharge be msy reinstase by The
payment Of tus months, premiums.
one for bis discharge and one for the
month Of reinstatement ID. K. Tom.
iinfon has > supply Of blanks for Re.
insfatennent, md any soldier who
wishes 70 reinstate q get full il.
structions by calling on him.
Miss Margaret McAthie Of sious
City spent Sunday with her friends
u Scotland. Miss Margaret, who 4
Z graduate nurse. served in the army
last year, bfsrz located At Camr
Dodge. Since her discharge from
service II January she has been nnrs.
Ing c!ut of Sioux City. Her father.
John McAthie. who formerly ran ~
bottling works in Scotland. i nov
Register rs Deeds u Turner count,
and u ats Parker and her brother
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