The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-11-06


Wagner, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Bruce Holman went to Yank
ton Wednesday to see her baby whic
is being cared for in the hospital.
Cobs for sale. So for triple DO:
load on the Flick farm.
F. F. Varing.
A business meeting of the C. E
Society will be held in the ssbasemen
of the Presbyterian church Frida,
evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. v. S, Barker returned Sunday
from Mitchell where she bad bee1
called by the death and burial of Mr..
o. M. Litchfeld, an old friend Of The
family.
George Brown and wife left thf
last Of the wees for Artssian. to visit
the George Gum family for a few
day..
Miss Lillian Church, who had been
visiting her brother. DR.. T, r,
Church. left last Thursday for Wash
ingtcn, d G. where she holds a cler,
ical position in the Treasury depart
ment.
The NJ. E. Ladies will serve dinner
and SUPPER at the c. S. P. S. Hall
November 11tb Armistice Day. Din
ners served at IL 100; supper served
at 100. If YOU want a "goed feed
that's the place to get it.
For Sale-Dining room table.
chaira, and rocking chair, library ia
bic. secretary desk. refrigerator,
stoves. and other furniture
H. A. REEVES.
Moses 4ackett tells US that he
raised a bumper crop of corr on his
farm west of town this year The
corn will Iun at least fifty 5ush"l.
and some of it will yield sixty.ive
bushels to the acre.
DR.. Trotter saw that he has found
a number of deaths from corn stalk
disease among the cattle in this vi
cinity, and farmers should be careful
about turning their cattle into corr
fields. One man has lost five head.
Harold V. Gribble of MinneapoJi
is in town as special Representative.
OF the Friedman Film Corporation of
Minneapolis to see that the big pro.
duction, "The objectionable Sir" is
properly advertised and staged.
Loat-Ladies' hand bag, Saturday
evening, Oct. 25, between Becker's
store and ~Stevenson's garage, con. |
tanning coin purse with about two
dollars, G bottle of library paste and
a few other articles. Finder please
leave at this Office.
Mr.. Andrew Helm Jr.,
Olivet. s d.
Rev. Zerbe, who is to be the pas.
tor Of the M. E. church. was here
las! Sunday to hold services and pet
acquainted with his congregation and
work. He left Monday to bring his
family here from their present home
in Indiana.
Fred Dresselhuys of Wagner is to
run in the auto races here on Armis.
tice Day. He is a daring and fast
driver and has been prominent in au-
to and motor cycle races for seye-s.
years. Last Fourth he ran in the
race at Forrestburg and won third
prize.
Two booster trips were made this
week advertising the Armistice Day
celebration. n into Douglas and
Charles Mix counties, and TIE other
into Yankton and Hutchinson conn.
ties. The boys say they were cor
daily received and are looking for
q record crowd if the weather per-
mits.
Max Bros. suffered q considerable |
SuoAAIue when one OF
their dray horses was run nver by a
switching freight train, The team
was left standing alone near the de.
pot when the accident occurred. The
train was moving slowly, but the
lines were caught in such a way that
when the team moved to get out Of
the way this n was pushed ont.
the track, and the car ran over ii.
killing it instantly.
Madame Genevieve Blanchard, go.
prahoss and her pianist. Alfred Lar.
sen, gave . musical recital last Thur.
sday evening in the Presbyterian
church under the auspices Of the Civ.
ic League. Madame Blanchard came
highly recommended, having given !
number Il recitals in tha east. and
in several army training camps. The |
numbers in her program, while some.
what lacking in variety. admirably
displayed the sweet quality Of her
voice and her wide range. Mr. Lar.