The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-10


are cordially invited to attend.
The Dunmire brothers last week re-
fused $625 for two Shortborn heifers
just about one year old.
J.. j. Krall and VIM. Krall, regis
tered optometrists. will be at Scot
land, Thur'day, July 10th, 1919.
See them about your eyes.-Adv.
Mr.. N. P. Peterson and Otto Nell
son and family of Violin were in town
Monday. the gentlemen looking for
possible land purchases.
Mrs. T. Saumark and Mrs. Fred
Morris of Artes;an are here visiting
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Bruno
| Zimmerman.
Miss Irene Mason returned home
Saturday from Parkson. She had
visited there for several days, having
gone to attend a home talent musical
recital.
Edward Bray, living north of Tus-
can. has purchased the corner lot
north of George Browns residence,
and we understand that he expects to
build and move into town
Theo. Thomas spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrp. Nj. A. Thomas. He
has been employed in truck driving in
| Sioux City but has given this up and
| will return to Montana to reeume his
former work on a ranch.
Mr.. Chris. Moser had the misfor-
tune to get his hand caught in a corn
grinder Wednesday forenoon end the
wrist was badly cut and mangled.
He came to town ana had it dressed,
but he Gays it was a serious injury
and if infection should set in he may
yet lose his hand.
Miss Mary Peterka returned from
Washington, D. c., the last of the
week. She has been holding a cIer-
ical position in that city for about a
year. She finds that the climate
there does not agree with her aud as
a nnmher of government employees are
being released 1hs has sent in her re-
%signation and if it is accepted she will
not return.
Mrs. H B. Vance. q former resi-
dent of this place, accompanied by
lier sister, Mrs. Graham of North Da-
kota, visited at the home of Mrs. J.
H. Dickson Tuesday, and left on We'd
nesday for Allerton, la. Mrs. Vance
is now making her home with her
father at Allerton, but had been Wis
iting her sons at Owanka. in Penning-
ton county and her daughter who lives
near Armour.
Hyde Go. land is fine but still cheap.
Have a large list of improved and
unimproved farms that | will sell you
direct from owners at 81 per acre
commission. For example: Nice lay
ing. improved ! Sec, about 10 miles
from Highmore, over 100 acres
broke, fn $35 per acre. Write or
wire when coming but hurry.
DOLLAR AN ACRE HELMAN
Highmore, S. Oak.
Nine boys, members of the pig
club, left on Monday for Vermillion
to attend a hog judging contest held
at the University. The contest is
given by the college extension depart
ment of the State College. and was
attended by boys from this partEof
the state who have enrolled in the va
rious boys pig clubs. The club here
was organized last winter by A. l..
Haynes, who is deputy state agent,
and had a membership of seventeen.
Three or four boys have dropped out,
but the others are having very gooc
success. The two Sons of L.. W.
Haynes and Ralph Davis had SOM
bad luck with Their pige, but they are
nervily sticking to it, and will prob
ably win out. The boys who went tt
Vermillion were Frank and Lloyt
. Mitchell, Vern and Auburn Behl
< George Colwell, Stanley Haynes
Ralph Davis, Ross and Donald Heb
bstt.