davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mountain advocate., 1920-10-15

oUV.OV ClefiCal ErfOf
Gregory, otto, No. 2: Real Estate
$500 Duplicated
Gibson, J. F. No. s: Tang q Int
s1.0o Duplicated
Gray, Henry. No. 4; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Golden, J. F. No. Q; Real Est and
Intang. $4,000 Duplicated ~
Green, ]. w. Corbin; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
Gilbert, VIII, No. s; Tangible
S1.0O Duplicated
, Gilbert, Holt, No. 6; Tangible
1900 Dead, no property
Grant,M. F. No. 4; Real Estate
1880 Duplicated
Gibson. Luther, Grays; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Gray, Mat, No. 8; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Haggard. S. No. 6; Real Estate
1890 Dead, no property
Hood, Lizzie, No. s.; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Helton, ]. E. Corbin; Real Estate
$4,000 Clerical Error
Henderson, Jennie, City, Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Helton, Allen, Mis-. Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Helton. Eliza, No. 1; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Hendrick, Chas. Corbin; Real Est
and Tangible, $4,000 Duplicated
Harrison. Green. Corbin, Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Helton, Elijah, Corbin; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Hooker. d. M. Corbin; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Hooker. d. S. Corbin Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Hurley, Thos. No. 3; Real Estate
and Tangible $4,000 Duplicated
lannon's, James, No. 3; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Helton, w. H. Wilton; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Hudson, B. H. No. 2; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Hensley, N. F. Misc. Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
Hammons. sudie. No. 8; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Hurst, Shelby. No. l.; Tangible
$500 Dead, no property
Heron, A. II. Wilton Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Hammons, w. NJ. No. 8; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Hill, Jesse, No. 8; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Hammons, Mat, No. 1; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Hammons, ]. r. Grays; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Hemphill, C. L. Grays; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Isreal, John, No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Jones. ]. II. No, 9; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Jones, Mrs. Rosa. City; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Johnson. r. F. No. /; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Johnson. Andy, No. /; Real Estate
$500 pd by Jas. Phipps
Lee, w. H. No. Z; Real Estate
514.0O Duplicated
Lake. Frank. Corbin. Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Lewis, j. H. City Real Est and
Intangible 10000 Duplicated
Leforce. w. M. No. Z; Real Estate
100000 Clerical Error
Leath, James. No. 3; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
Lumkins, w. T. Grays; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Love, Henry. No. G; Real Estate
425.OO Duplicated
Mills, Emily, No. 4; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Miller. Duke, No. s; Real Estate
425.OO Duplicated
Moore, w. NJ. No. s; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Moss, r. B. No. /; Real Estate
$500 Duplicated
Magic City Realty Co. Corbin, Real
Estate, 100000 Duplicated
McKeehan, w. Z. No. z; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Mcfarland. j. w. No. 7; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Mcclure, Mrs. Harry. Corbin, Real
Estate, 10000 Duplicated
L. C. Corbin, Real Est
100000 Duplicated
John, No. 3; Real Est
100000 Duplicated
Dudley, No. / Real Est |
$4,000 Duplicated
Mountain advocate., 1920-10-15

$500 Duplicated
Englc. John, No. 2; Real Estate,
ASSOC. Duplicated
Fannon. w. M. No. 2: Real Estate
424.O0 pd by VIM.
Hamlin
Gambrell, Rosa, No. 4; Real Estate
5000 DUPLICATED
Gambrell. Rosa b. No. 4; Real Estate
100 Duplicated
German, J. J. No. 6; Real Estate,
10000 Duplicated
Hurley. Joe. No. 8; Real Estate.
10000 Duplicated
Helton, A. B. No. 4: Real Estate,
10000 Duplicated
Helton. Fred. Wilton; Tangible,
1880 Duplicated
Harris. ]. l.. No. 6; Real Estate,
10000 Duplicated
Hart, Walter. No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Hart. Hattie. No. 6: Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Hart Julia, No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Jones, James, No. s; Real Estate
$4,000, by G. G. Jones
Jackson, w. A. Grays, s; Tang.
$4,000 Duplicated
Lawson. John. City; Real Estate
Tattoo Duplicated
Lickliter. Rob't, Grays G s; Real
Estate, $4,000 Duplicated
24.00 Duplicated
Mays, John, No. 3; Tangible
$500 Duplicated
Mills,s. A. No. 4; Tangible
10000 Duplicated
Mills, Green, No. 4; Tangible
441.O0 Duplicated
Mills, Henry, No. 4; Real Estate
1890 Duplicated
Merida, A. d. No. 4; Tangible
10000 Duplicated
Mitchell, J. A. No. s.; Real Estate
217.O0 Duplicated
Monhollen, Levi Real Estate and
Tangible 5000 Dupli'd
Mitchell, Frank, Grays, G s Tang.
10000 Duplicated
Mills. ]. N. No. 8; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Moore, /. j. No. g.; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
McKeehan, Speed, No. Z; Real Est.
10000 Duplicated
Mcvey, Harvey, No, Z; Real Estate
$500 Duplicated
Mahan, j. c. No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Mitchell, T. G. No. 6; Real Estate
so. 90 Duplicated
Noe, James, No. 6; Real Estate
1000 Duplicated
PoT, Lucy, No. /; Real Estate
10000 by Marg Poff
PARROT. A. C. No. l; Real Estate
275.OO Duplicated
Powell, Jane, No. 5; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Baker. John b. No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Powell, B. F. No. z; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Partin, Evan, No. 8; Real Estate
1880 Duplicated
Parker. w. ]. No. s; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Price, Ben, No. 4; Real Estate
and Tang 500. 90 Duplfd
Riley, Frank, No. 5; Tangible
$500 Clerical Error
Reynolds, r. b. No. 3; Real Estate
and Tangible, 100000
by d. ]. Mills
Smith. Homer, No. 3; Real Estate
527.OO Duplicated
Smith, A. d. heirs, No. 3; R Est
$4,000 Duplicated
Smith. Greasy, No, 6; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Sullivan, j. A. No 8; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Taylor, l.. C. No. 4; Tangible
10000 Duplicated
Taylor, Amelia, No. 3; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Trent, Sallie. No. 5; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
futile, Thos. No. 6; Tangible
1000 Duplicated
Trosper, J. T. No, 6; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Vaughn, j. d. No. 6; Real Estate
$500 Duplicated
James, No. z; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Ward, George, Wilton G S; Tangible
10000 Duplicated
Wells. Kager, No. s; Real Estate
1900 Duplicated
Carter. No. q; Real Estate
E0T M nunlipafa1
Mountain advocate., 1920-10-15

10000 Duplicated
Prewitt, J. F. No. z; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Price, J. j. Corbin; Real Estate
and Tang. 6.55s.OO Property in
Whitley County
Patton, Daisy, No. 8; Real Estate
| $4,000 Duplicated
Philpot, Steve. City; Tangible
$500 Duplicated
Rowlins, d. X. City; Real Estate
| 10000 Duplicated
Riddle, d. r., Corbin; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Robinson, Henry, Corbin; Real Est
1880 Duplicated
Reese, John, No. 6; Real Estste
| 10000 Duplicated
Stewart, Thos, No. /; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Sans, A. T. No. Il; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
sharp, Joe H. No. g; Real Eahts
10000 Duplicated 4
Sharp. Joe H. Adm. No. 81 Real Est
10000 Duplicated
skinner, Ruben, Corbin; Rsal Est
10000, Duplicated
Sharp, Frank, No. s.; Real Estate
$500 Duplicated
Sears, s. B. Nos. Real Est and
Tangible 10000 Duplicated
Steele, America, No. Z; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Stacy, ]. C. No. 8; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated.
Sexton, S. R. No. Z; Tangible
30.00 Duplicated ~
Smith, s. B. No. g.; Real Est" and
Tangible, $4,000 Duplicated
Smith, Florence, No. Ii Real Estate
10000 CLERICAL Error
Sears, Henry, No. Z; Real Est9te
10000 Pd by Fred Dagses
Sullivan, Henry, No. II Real est'
land Tangible, $4,000 Duplicated /.
Stewart, Ed, No. 8; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Short, ]. n. Grays; Real Estate
$1,000 Duplicated
Tway Mining Co. No. q; Real Estate
100000 DuplicatsdS
Thomas, Margaret. CorbinI Real Est.
10000 Duplicated
Taylor, Lath, No. 8; Real Eslsts
1880 Duplicated
Taylor. John, No.a; Real eNsts
10000 Duplicated
Trosper, s. D. No. 2; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Thompson, May. No. /; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Taylor, Millie, Corbin; intangible
$500 Duplicated
Taylor. W. L. Corbin; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Thompson. j. H. heirs. Corbin; Real
Estate, 10000 Duplicated
Trosper. S. No. 8; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Wilson, ]. M. Corbin; Real Estate
and Intangible, $4,000 Duplicated
Wages, A. ]. No. 8; Tangible
o0.VO ClcEiCdi EEIOE
Warfeld. w. E. No. 2; Real Est
$1,000 Duplicated
Wilson. John, No. 8; FanEiAlhm
and Real Estate +l4.O9 BHDlicats4
Warfeld. A. ], No. !; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Warheld, J. H, No. 4; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Williams, win. No. q; Tangible
1890 Duplicated
Williams, ]. P. No. q; Intangible
$500 Duplicated
Wilson, F. r. No. s. Real Eststs
$1,000 Duplicated
Warren, James C. No. s; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Warren. Geo. No. q; Real Estats
1880 Duplicated
Woods. @. F, No. 6, Real Hstats
10000 Clerical Error
Waraeld, Cleye, No, 81 Real ESTATE
$4,000 Duplicated
Warren. w. NJ. No. 4; Real Est
100000 Duplicated
TOTAL ...$s9, $4,000
This day Read r. Black. sheriff
OF Knox County. produced In open
Court the following Insolvent and
Delinquent List Of Tax Payers Of
Knox County, charged to him ~
Sheriff OF aforesaid County on Tar
Book for the year 1919. and asked
that the same be allowed him, and
the Court having heard the evidence
presented on this hearing. and from
its own knowledge hereby orders and
directs that the following list be and
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26


Trip Ledger. "A corporation has
been formed by citizens of Armour
and belmont, for the erection of q
large hotel at the north end of Lake
Andes. Forty acres of land has teen
purchased and sume seventeen thous-
and dollars worth Of stock has been
sold. Some Of the men back of the
project will be in Trip Monday ev-
ening Of next week and anyone inter-
eated may see them az they will be
hsre for that purpose. There has
been demand for several years for
accommodation at the north end of
the lake, and it seems these accom-,
modations will room be realized on .
large scale.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

Plain Talk has no comment to offer
at this time as to the miyup aside
1fTom iiine statement that President
Wilson has not acted wisely in wait
ing go long to fire Lansing If the
presiden. and the secretary were not
in harmony with each other. if Lans-
ing's acts have been distasteful to
him for many months, then the resig-
nation should have been demanded
months ago. Because all acts of the
secretary have been taken to mean
that they were approved by the pres.
ident. We cannot see how the dis
cusrions Of the cabinet on important
matters during the presidents illness
could be anything else but timely,
and President Wilson weakens his
standing even among democrats when
he appears-to become AFRO CANT. But
that 10 one of his fajlinos. He usurps
his power at times whtn advice from
others should be considered. 1t is
useless to argue that one man is 20
much superior to others that he should
be clothed with power that can be
used at will without being headed.
Plain Talk, (Dem.)
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

:
South Dakotans are just now en-.
joying the privilege, Of hearing some
Of the "big guns' in the political
campaign. Last week Gov. Frank
0. Lowden of Illinois, candidate for
president, made brief tour thru the
state. speaking at Sioux Falls, Mitch
ell, Huron and Waterfowl. This
week Gen. Leonard Wood is present.
ing his. plea to the voters of the
state. Early in. March general DEF
,uge of speakers will invade the
state in the interest Of Gen. Wood.
Among the notables will. be Theodore
Roosevelt Jr. /; former senator Bever.
age of Indiana; Gov. Allen and ex.
Gov. Stubbs of Kansas; ex-Gov. Had
ley Of Missouri :, and ex-Gov. Osborne
Of Michigan. After listening to all
Of these speakers the voters should be
pretty we'll convinced that honesty,
economy. loyalty and industry are
essential virtues, asd5 Is can no longer
be difficult to decide who to vote for
az al q the candidates possess these
virtues.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26
The ;oint discussions Of state issu

The Joint discussions Of state Issues
which are to be held in sixteen plac-
es, between Lieut. Gov. McMaster
and R. O.. Richards started in Nit
chaell Monday night. Mr.. Richards
was the challenger and hopes to sub
stantiate his worn out doctrines on
anti prohibition. Just what advan-
tages can be expected from debate
Gil d dead issue is mystery. TN.
doubtedly Mr.. Richards hopes to win
the votes of the booze element by
championing their cause. but such
hopes must be based on the supposed
ignorance of the voters. for we now
have national prohibition, and no
change in the South Dakota laws or
constitution could restore the free
aale and use Of intoxicating liquors.
In his choice of q paramount Issue to
land him in the governors chair Mr..
Richard has chosen very unfortunate
one. From the, reports of the speech
es already given Mr.. McMaster is
having all of the amusement.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

The compromise Esch- Cummins
railroad bill was approved bv the
house Saturday bv vote of $50 to
$50. Representatives Christopherson
and johnson of this state voted for
the hiIL and Candy voted against It.
Monday the bill was pasfed by the
senate by a big majority and is now
in the hands of the president.
One representative who opposed the
bill declared that he knew of nine
others who were formerly opposed to
the bill, but after the labor union
agitators made their threat to defeat
all who favored it all these nipe mem
bers voted for it The labor unions
are making q great mistake in trying
to force through class legislation in
their interests. Any class that pur-
sues such tactics will surely find all
other classes uniting against them.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26
From the Tyndall Tribune.

~
Mrs. Joseph Setter has been lying
at the point Of death for several days.
Saturday her condition became so
alarming that her con, Hobert. who
10 a student at the University of Min
nesota, was called home.
Workmen are now busy wreckine
the old warehouse and machinery
building on the corner opposite the
Security bank. This building IL one
OF the landmarks Of the business part
Of town. but has served ito day of
usefulness. Michael Radak. the
present owner, will erect fine struc-
ture in its place.
Atty. A. ]. Wilcox of Niobrara,
Nsb., passed through TyndaIl this
morning on his way to Yankton where
he was called by the death of Mrs.
Wilcox who passed away in,the hos.
pital Wednesday evening. Mss. Will.
cox's death was caused BY cancsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Re; ..s1sns reached
Tyndall Friday evening Of last week
and are making arrangements to rom.
mencs houyek seping here. Roy hsl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

One of the greatest Indian land
sales ever held IN Charles Mix county
will take place at Greenwood April
L. at which time 6,956. 70 acres will
be sold under the sealed bid plan. the
appraised valuation of which is 1885,
1928. 80. 1t is quite evident that the
day of "Indian land sales'' on this
reservation is drawing to a close, and
spectators from all parts of the
country fully realize this fact-hence
the sale will be largely attended.
Wagner Eagle.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

1.-THE Sunshine State is new
publication that came to our desk
last week. 1t is published by the
South Dakota Development Asaocia-
ton. with headquarters in Sioux
Falls. The association is composed
of commercial clubr, chambers Of
commerce. civic. social. and educa-
tioual societies. together with corpor-
stions and individuals who are inter.
ested IN the. development of South
Dakota. It is planned to put out an
edition of the Sunshine State once q
month and to enlarge it as the needs
require in pushing the good work.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

From the Tyadal Register.
Mr.. and Mre. Emil PtAk returned
from Sioux City Wednesday night
where Mr.. Ptak has been IA the hos
pital. He is feeling much better bo,
will be unable to get to work for 1
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Curl arrived
Monday night from their Southern
trip. They vieited in Colorado and
Texas while away.
Monday evening at special meet.
ing of the Mason lodge tbs Scotland
Masons came down and put on the
work in the third degree. About q
dozen from that lodge were present
and put on the work in very credit
able manner. The evening WAS very
enjoyable to all present. Come again
boys.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26
LAND BON HOMIE COUNTY, rHURsDAY FEBRuA1Y. as b.

given utterance to these disioyal
words was given before Judge Ander.
son Of the circuit court when the
court was holding asession for the
passing on the application Of REIN
and others for citizenship papers.
During the war REIN refused militia.
~ service on the g.ound that he was
not q citizen Of the United States.
His declaration to become citizen
was ordered Cancelled by Judge Ander.
son. -Vermillion Plain Talk.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Sealed bids for the construction of
water main extensions to the city wa.
terworks Of Scotland. South Dakota,
will be received at the City Council
chamber of the City of Scotland.
South Dakota, until 4:3O o'clock D.
m. of the fifteenth day Of March,
1920. wien and where they will be
publicly opened and examined.
The work to be aons consists of
laying and constructing approximately
1880 lineal feet of 4 in. and 6 in.
water mains together with the neces.
sary valves and FIRE hydrants.
Bidders are asked to uee the propo-
sal blanks which are furnished By the
city. Unconditional certified check
payable to the city treasurer Of said
city and equal to $500. 90 must &C.
company each proposal.
ALI payments for completed work
will be inside in cash
Plans and specifications will be
seen at the Office es the city auditor
or at the Office Of the Dakota Engi-
neering Company Of Mitchell, South
Dakota, or may be obtained of the
latter upon receipt of the sum Of So.
The city reserves the right to TO-
iect any OK all bids or to award same
subject to the sale of valid water.
works bond Issue b. said city on or
before May Let, 1926
Scotland. South Dakota, Feb, "a,
1920.
ROBERT JAsMAN.
J. r. WILSON. Mayor.
|. Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

The decision of the supreme council
to permit the Turks to remain in con.
troll Of Constantinople has aroused q
strong protest in England. This
country can not consistently "butt
in" on tLe Turkish question. ee re
have never declared war on Turkey,
and therefore have no legal right to
dictate terms of peace, but it is very
evident that the sentiment here would
favor ejecting the Turk from all gov
ernmental control in Europe.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

been in the military service for ssv-
eral years and has just received his
discharge from the srmy. His friends
did not know that he was married
last November to Miss Mccormick,
whose b me was in Massachusetts,,
snd were truly surprised when he sp.9
peared with wife. The surprise.
however. has not prevented thsm
from extending congratulations.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

1t. George Wick. LANDED: from ov.
erseas on Jan. oath, in New York. on
the ship North America. and he has
left New York for Washington to-re-
port. Welcome home, George. He
had been in overseas service since
about 26 months ago. For few
months past he was in the claims de.
partment. Parker New Era.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

Springfield Times. Uken
attended the Duroc sale of Chris Mel !.
son near Vermillion Friday Last,
where he purchased some extra fancy
breeding stock. He paid for one
bred SOW $500 and another $515.
MIR. Uken 10 in the Duroc business
for keeps and he 10 determined to get
the best there is.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26
FORWARD MOVEMENT
CONFERENCE AT OLIvET

A two day conference on the For
ward Movement Of the Evangelical
Association will be held at Olivet
February 28-29th. The sessions
will be held at the Evangelical
church. Rev. G. E. Bonner. State
Director, will have charge of the
splendid program that has been pre-
pared Assisting MIR Bnhner will be
the Rev. F. w. Umbrict, of Naper
vile, H., and number of the prom.
inent leaders of the state, A large
number of ministers and laymen are
planning on being present. The ees-
sion will be open to the public.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26
Lease of State Lands.

Notice Is hereby given that ON
March 18th. 1920. all of the unleas-
ed State Lands in Bon Homme Coun.
ty will be offered for lease at public
auction between the hours of 10
O'Clock a. m and s o'clock p. m. at
the court house in said county.
Dated at Pierre. S. D.. January
Let, 1920.
N. E. KNIGHT.
,Commissioner of School and Public
Lands.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26
The Five Fundamentals Which viii
Insure a Good Crop.

Insure Good Crop.
I. Choose the Best Variety. Mar
quis Is the best, then Fife, then Blue
stem. Velvet Chaff is weak in bread
gluten. Durum has limited market.
Red Durum has no market at all. Don't
SOW it under any circumstances.
2. Clean Seed In Tanning MIL. To
remove weed seeds, shriveled kernels
and trash.
8. Treat for Smut and scab. Use
one pound full-strength formaidehyde
In 40 gallons of water. Full directions
at any drug store.
q. Be Sure The Seed VIII Grow. Fold
100 kernels into piece of wet plotting
paper. Keep damp for six days. Nine
ty-five kernels should grow strong.
S. The Seed Bed. Soil loose and fine
on top, packed solid beneath. Sow
with drill as early as possible.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

The abolishing of 9 sab- treasuries;
ID state surveyors-general, and IL
assay Offices is provided in the Iegis-
LATHE appropriation bill. The SUR
veyor general and the assay Office at
Deadwood are in the list to be discon-
tinued from South Dakota.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26
EXCHANGE NOTES

The utterance o.. six little words
will forever bar Emil REIN. Grant
county farmer from ever becoming q
citizen of the United States. He is
alleged to have said, .'To hell with
the United States Evidence in
soppott o. tho chsfge thst hs hId
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26

GOV. FRANK Q. LONDEN. 4 lllisois
Here's HE Record
owered Illinois tax rate SO per
- cent IN two years.
0rganized States affairs on a
~ business basis.
"orked to bring capital and
w labor into closer relationship.
hemanded that business men and
trained experts serve the State in
all positions OF responsibility.
Eccc:,oni;caiiy administered State
- affairs during period Of high prices.
Never evaded his duty as public
fearless in the enforcement Of
j law and order.
0rdered work begun on Illinois
great system of Waterways
pedeemed every pledge made to
N the people.
Progressive. experienced and
j safe.
peorganized State penal and chari-
IN table institutions.
Established budget system in
IL Illinois.
Occurred needed reforms in States
- taxation system.
Initiated the building Of sec, &C.,
! 600 worth of good roads in State.
necided on comprehensive recon-
II struction program year before
the arm.stice was signed.
Engaged in campaign to reduce
II the high cost of living.
NEEDED for President now.
The best Governor Illinois ever
Z mad.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-02-26
JURY LIST

Following is the list Of Jurors
drawn for the March. 1920. term of
Circuit Court, who have been cum.
moned to app ar at tie court house.
in the City of Tvndall. South Dakota,
on the 18th day of March, 1920, at
$50 O'Clock, a. N.
BY order of the undersigned Judge