The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-11
1. BLISS, Edltor 1 Proprietor.
Thursday. Nov. IL. 1920.
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s1sscalPTion $500 pm yrAR.
Entered As second class matter IN the post
Office IT Scotia d. s., D.
Louis Quinn was home from the
University to spend Sunday.
Atty. F. D. Wicks went to Pierre
Monday to argue q case before the SUI
preme court.
Fred Klinkner has purchased q gar
age in Kaylor and may move ola fam.
lily to that place.
AS / have sold my business l must
insist upon payment of al! accounts
due me at once. JOHN F. RIRSCH,
Mrs. J. w. Turner Of Springfield
was q guest at the j. L. Quinn home
il Scotland last week.
j. L. Turner and wife of Springfield
left last Thursday for Los Angeles,
CAL. to spend the winter.
Sit for Xmas photographs NOW.
Don't put it off until we are ruthed
10 death. E. v. WILCOX
Judge C. C. Pickett of Tyndall was
in town Sunday, returning from Yer.
million where he attended Dakota
Day at the University.
Mr.. John Keller returned from Ged,
des Monday. He has q few more days
work on the new Catholic Church. and
then if the weather remsins cold the
work will be suspended until next
spring.
The chicken supper last Saturday
evening given by the ladies of the
Methodist church was we'll attended,
and berides giving the opportunity to
the public to get the full worth of
their money, the ladies made about
$l1O.
FOR SALE
House in Memo, with lot rs #.
front For quick sale will take So
600. $1,000 cash, balance on time
until Jan. l, 1921 without interest.
GEORGE STEVENSON.
Mr.. numphrY Slater received a
message laet week stating that his
father had died at his home in Les
Angeles, Cal. His father lived for
many years in Sioux City, hut has
been living in Los Angeles for sever.
al years.
The warm weather of the past week,
with frequent showers changed t.
colder Tuesday. 1t is a welcome
change for the farmers if we csn
avoid snow, as the fields were 80 mud
dy that it was almost impos.ible to
pick corn, and there is a considerable
of that yet to be done.
Mr.. E. w. Reeves of Bslvidere was
in town Tuesday. He says he heard
from his parents, Mr.. and Mrs H A
Reeves, about a week ago. They were
then in Syracuse. N. y, but were
contemplating q trip with Mrs.
Reeves uncle to either Texas or Flor
ida &c spend thc =;a:c:.
Mre. Frank c. Tlsttner and baby
arrived from Egan last Thursday and
is visiting at the home of her hus-
bands parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
r%lattner. She says that Mrs. 0. j..
Bruhn, formerly of this place. but of
late employed in a store in Sioux
Falls, has taken a position in Mr..
Plattner's store at Egan.
On account of the unsuitable condi-
tions of my store during sewers cold
weather, l have decided to close my
shop at Thanksgiving time until time
for spring opening. My selection of
hsts is still good, but thu quality is
not large NV fall STOCK will b.
closed out WITHIN the next two wa-ks
and viii! be sold at any price regard
less . f cost. MRS M A. MASON.
Mrs. Henry Schorz nan living in the
south part of town, cuff cred a rtfoke
of paralysis one day last week, and
is in a critical condition. M;s. John
Houck of Tolstoy and Mr.. Peter
Schorzman of A!pena, daughter and
eon..o of Mrs. Henry Schorzman, arrived
Sunday, and Albert Sherman another
son who lives on the farm south of
town, was also in town.