The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-06-19
Thursday, June 10. 1919.

Frank Cisar visited in Lesterville
Friday.
Otto Kuk of Sioux CITY visited his
parents here this week.
David Chernus and Henry Wenzlaff
made a trip to Huron Sunday.
John Stoller Sr. Of Hosmer was
here last week visiting his son, John
Stoller Jr.
Mrs. Otto Schmierer and sister.
Mrs. Aspinwal!, went to Parkston
Saturday to visit their parents.
Rev. C. w. Langdon returned from
Cuthbert Friday after assisting in
special meetings there for two weeks.
John Harris and Morris Chernus
returned home Saturday from Ames,
la where they have been attending
school.
Miss Dorothy Moline arrived Sun
day and is visiting at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. L,
Hutchinson.
The engine on passenger train No.
l left the track near L%esterville last
Sunday. delaying the train about
three hours.
Several Scotland boys went to Park
ston Sunday to take in the band con-
cert which was given by the 147th
Field Artillery band.
David Wagner of Olivet, was in
town Sunday to meet his wife who
had been visiting the past month with
her parents at Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Petersen re
turned from their wedding trip last
Sunday and are temporarily staying
at the home of her parents.
Bud Brown and two children went
to Sioux City Saturday to visit Mrs.
Brown who has been in a hospital
there fer about three weeks ecoyer-
ing from an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Mccormick of
Tyndall, went to Washington Springs
last week to attend the
ment of the high school, their daugh-
ter, Miss Alvira, being one of the
graduates. They all returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. W. j. Grant returned Sunday
night to her home in McClusky, N.
D., after spending about a month
here with her son, w. B. Grant. She
was accompanied by her granddaugh
ter, Pearl Grant. who will spend the
summer with her.
Prof. r. E. Williams returned last
Saturday from a trip to Alberta,
Can, where he went to look after
some land owned by his father. He
says land in Canada il not moving
like it is here, but the crops were
looking good all the way up there.
Mr.. Fred Fuerst died at his home
near Kaylor last week and was buried
Sunday. Death was caused by a can
Ger with which he had been afflicted
for some time. He was one of the
old residents Of Hutchinson county,
and was a son of Baldazer Fuerst of
Scotland who is now past eighty years
of age.
Dr.. l.. C. Colgan of Tabor was in
town Friday while returning from a
trip to North Dakota. He says he
was over in southern Minnesota a
short time ago and he found land
there booming about az it is here,
many Iowa farmers selling their high
priced land and going to Minnesota
where they can buy cheaper.
While going east Sunday Alvin
Hutchinson, who was fireman on a To-
connective, got his wrist sprained and
was bruised in other places when his
train ran up against a wreck near
Lesterville. His train was forced to
make such a sudden stop that he was
nearly thrown from the cab. The in
juries will lay him up for a few days
and he is spending the time here with
his parents.
DR.. e. A. Landmann is becoming
quite an extensive land owner in Hyde
county. He and w. c. Haynes went
to Harold last week and the doctor
bought a ranch of 148O acres. bought
two single quarters and he and MIR.
Haynes together bought three other
quarters. The doctor is also figuring
on the purchase Of another 800 acre
ranch "a Harold which he expects
70 take If he can oct title To IL