The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-16

r.. haoleC and son went 20 heQ
field last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. KIinkner of Lesterville|
was in town Saturday.
Frank Zolnowsky of Lake Andes
was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Behl went to
Vermillion las. Fridav to visit
friends.
George Thorpe and wife of Trip
were here Sunday calling on their
Scotlan friends.
All Pipes. Cases. and Cigars and
Cigaretts 20 Ger cent Discount at the
Corner Inn.-Adv.
Will Dilger of Rapid City passed
thru here Monday on his way home
from a trip to California.
j. l., Holt, from near Midtown,
Lana,k III where he went to yisi
J sister.
u !" o W az VIA bC&heI. "uo iIoo W e
teaching in North Dakota. has resign
] I'd her position and returned home the
last of the week.
1 Mr.. H M. Buchols, pioneer i'm.
] plement dealer and stock man of
Tyndall, died last Sunday after lin.
D gering illness with cancer.
Rev. VIM. R. Scott. pastor of the
Presbyterian church, has rendered his
Z resignation and has accepted church
\ at Ehilipsburg, Mont.
q Prof. G. G WenzIaff was in town
4 Monday, coming from Trip. His
4 family is in California and he ex-
a poets to leave for that place soon.
q Herman Voigt of Tyndall was in
q town Monday on his way to Wessine.
q ton Springs to look after farm that
= lie owns near that place.
u F. F. Varing arrived Monday night
n from Spirit Lake, Ia, and was look
w ing after business matters until
n Wednesday when he left for home by
u way of Yankton.
d Do barriers seem to block the
b way? Write at once to the Sioux
n Falls Business College, Sioux Falls,
h S Oak. They help others. They
q can help you. ADV.
n Malcolm Mum, who has been il
ID tho roi1rNo1 hotx
& City and Manila. spent few day
here with his mother the fore par
IF the week.
b The school house at Meckllng wa
n destroyed by fire last week, and Mis-
Ruth Herbert, who is teaching at tina
place, returned home until new quar-
tiers can be provided for the school.
E. V. Wilcox, our Photographic,
} says the rush of business this year
% his line for the holiday season ha
4. been the biggest that he has eve
60 ha-, and that's saying mouthful
no1 for he always has rush at this sc,
,o,, son of the year.
|Ps AS we are having more favorab
lily weather, have decided to keep m
Gus shop in Scotland open until after Il
Ca Holidays. I still have from two
one three dozen hats. a fine selection
try which l will sell regardless of CO..
me if taken before the store closes.
ned MRS. M. A. MASO
10 Ray Patterson of Springfield toe
;s the train here Monday for Mt We
~. non. Mr.. Patterson was former
~ proprietor of the electric light pla,
at Springfield, and he loaned II
:. plant at Mt. Vernon a generate
: r Recently the plant at Mt Verne
: burned to the ground, and Mr.. Pa
terson has been unable to get al
reply to his inquiries regarding h
- generator He was on his way I
there to ascertain what the ashes
his generator are worth.
- The Scotland friends of Emil
Flick, now of Mitchell, are interes
IN ed in the special from Mitchell sta
ua' ing that he is soon to return to Belg
me nm. Emil went to France in Oct
I'm Der, 1918, with the 127th field ba
talon. He was originally memb
Of troop E of Mitchell, having enlis
ed early in 1917 When the Mitche
49,. men from troop E returned home En-
- lreenlisted and has since seen servi,
in Germany, France and Belgium
He was discharged and returned hon
eight weeks ago. and has now appli,