The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-25

Entered as SECOND class matter the post
flee al Scotland. s y.
MIR. and Mrs T W. Hardenberg
Visited in Lesterville Sunday.
Gus. Becker and H P. Serr Joined
land seekers excursion to Texas
Friday.
A musical program and basket SO
cial will be given at the High School
on Friday evening of this week.
Mrs Beard of Redfeld was in
Scotland last Thursday. She had
been in Plumb visiting at the VIM.
Orth home.
Misses Edith and Ethel Cary came
home from Huron College last Thurs.
day for their spring vacation. return
ing Monday
FOR SALE
still have two houses in Scotland
for sale. Any one wishing to buy
should apply at once before they are
sold. GEO. STEVENSON.
Mrs JAG Bonner, who had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
]. Harris for week. returned Mon
day to her home in Montrose.
S w, Richmond of Kingsburg was
IN town Monday accompanying a
shipm ent of stock made by his son in
law to the Sioux City market.
Wheeler W Musaer left Friday for
Oberlin. Kans., where he will resume
the position formerly held with an in.
vestment company, and will be an
officer in the company.
Have you noticed that you can get
something new at our fountain every
day? We are putting out some new
relish for every day during the sea-
son. Come in and try them. They
are delicious Sunshine Pharmacy.
Ed Eisenmann of Lesterville pass.
ed thru here Saturday. He was on
his way home from Sioux Falls where
he attended a lumberman's conven-
ton.
Malcolm Mum went to Sioux Falls
Wednesday to report for work with
the railroad company. He did not
know whether he would be assigned
to work out of there or out of Sioux
City.
have complete stock of eprine
and summer hats and invite the ladies
of Scotland and vicinity to call and
inspect them My shop is in charge
Of competent milliner who will be
able to please you.
Mrs. M. A. Mason.
Mrs. A. D. Ardery. who has been
visiting for several months in Port
land. Ore, returned home Saturday.
Train service in the west vas block
ed by the blizzard last week and she
was forced to stop several DAYS at
MarmaIth. ~ D.
Miss Edith Christy of Armour was
the guest of Mrs. Edward Ardery on
Tuesday. Miss Christv is an inatruc-
tor in the Normal school at Spring.
field and was returning to her work
after spending week Of spripg va.
cation at her home.
Misses Frieda Landmann and Ruth
Grosshuetsch left Wednesday for Wis.
consin to visit for some time. Miss
Grosshuetsch went to the home of her
parents at Colby. Miss Landmann
will spend some time thare and will
then visit Mrs. Theodore Landmann
at Wahwetosa, near Milwaukee.
Lieut.. j S. Donley received q
Distinguished Service Citation this
week. signed by Gen. LeJuene, COM |
mending him for distinguished service
rendered at Bionc Mont, in October.
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1918. He also holds an emblem Of
the Croix &c Guerre These recogni-
lions Of distinguished service certain-
" entitle Lieut. Donley to place on
the honor roll.
A claas Of nine was confirmed at
the Episcopal church Monday even.
ing. Bishop Burleson Of Sioux Falls
was here to conduct the services. as
sisted by Rev. G. E. Coles of SPRING.
field and Prof. Larrabee of Yankton.
The members of the class were Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Hoellwarth, Vera
Hoellwartb, hilbert Huellwarth. EN-
ma Shock, Frances Clear, Ruth Cisar, i
Edith Wicks and Charles Stettler.
NJ I. and Mrs Gus. c. Schroeder
and family Of Chicago are moving to
Scotland te r..aL :. !. heir hs.se= here