The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-17
e. v Wilcox has rented the Gano
residence and is moving in today.

Katherine. visited in belmont Sunday.
A wreck north of Mitchell! delayed
No 6 Sunday until II o'clock p. m.
Mrs. w. B. Robinson and Miss
Helen returned from a trip to Sioux
Falls aionday.
Mrs. Boylan and son of Armour
were guests in the Henry Wenzlatf
home last week, returning home Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Novack Of Verdigree,
Neb., were guests of Miss Louise
Trutnovsky Monday. while on their
wedding trip. L
Rev. Sattler and Mrs. Ed. Krause
of Tyndall were in town Wednesday
on their way to Washington to attend
a German Congregational conference.
F. L.. Wheeler made a trip to
Pierre the latter part of last week,
visiting his daughter, Mrs.. Miller
Steele, AID attending TO business nat
ters.
Mrs. w. B. Robinson and Miss
Helen. spent Tuesday afternoon in
Ysnkton. Miss Helen is taking mu-
sic lessons in Yankton, and her moth
err accompanied her on this trip.
Miss Louise Trutnovsky went to
Springfield Monday to attend the
Class Play AZ the Normal that even.
ing, which was a part of the COM
mencement program at the Normal.
Henry Schorzman returned Tuesday
from a trip to North Dakota. He
says that North Dakota and the
northern part of this state is flooded
with water due to very heavy rains.
and cloud bursts in some places.
Mrs. W.D. Grifiths and two child
rem, Eleanor and Billy, came from
Sioux Falls Tuesday. On the follow.
ing day Mrs. Grifiths ent to Wag-
ner for a visit while the children re.
mained<with friends in Scotland.
Emil Gross was a patient in the
Sacred Heart hospital last week, re-
turning home Tuesday. He suffered
with a swelling in the face following
the extraction of some teeth, but is
recovering now.
Miss Grimes. daugher of &Ghas.
Grimes of Olivet, was the guest of
her aunt, Miss Ella Grimes Tuesday.
She was returning from Washington.
Springs where she had been attending
the Free Methodist College.
Chas. Zolnowsky came home Satur-
day from Illinois where he has been
working withea construction compa.
nys and will spend his vacation With
his parents here and his. sister, Mrs.
j. l.. Hoch in Tvndall.
Mrs. B.. B. Cobb and daughter,
Mrs Aught Butterfield, returned
Tuesday morning from Frederick
where they had beer visiting with the
Chas Cobb family on his ranch near
that place Mr.. Butterf field, who
had made a trip to Minnesota, Joined
his wife here Tuesday,
Mrs. Chris Kuk was taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital last Thursday
night. She was taken very sick the
Sunday previous, with an acute kid
ney trouble which the doctors for a
time diagnosed as kidney or gall
stones. She suffered intense pain for
q number of days. but we are inform
ed that, she is feeling much better
now.
Mr.. John Koachel and family are
here this week, looking for a possible
farm Location. They have been living
or a claim near Miles City, Mont,
but after three dry yeare they were
ready to leave and come back to South
Dakota. He has rented his farm.
and says the crop are in and looking
fine.
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Sunshine Park. an amusement park
has been opened in the grove on the
Carl Plattner farm two miles south
of town. Frank Wheeler and Carl
Plattner, managers, opened the park
Saturday evening with a bowery
dance, music furnished by a Darkey
Band. The bowery dance floor has
been built in the grove. while a ball
diamond has been laid out in the open
space adjoining it.
The hot spell which lasted for over
q week. was broken Tuesday after.
noon by a heavy rain in which nine.
tenths Of an inch Of rain fell in less
than an hour. While the crops were
not in need Of rain it helped to fresh.
en- them up after the intense heat.
and will greatly increaee the yield Of
potatoes which are in the blooming
stage. The first cutting Of alfalfa