The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-15

Dr. Glen Ardery was down from
Letcher Wednesday.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Ellinter on Tuesday.
For Rent-two u%nfurniehed rooms.
Phone No. 1S9. Mrs. Imig.
Miss Ruth W,eKs Ietu,re oTuesday
from a ten days visit in Sioux Falls.
H. Slater shipped several carloads
of hay laat week to the drouth strick-
en- regions of Montana.
Miss Ada Kast, who was called 10
w isconsin by the death of her sister,
returned Saturday to resume her
school work.
Miss Hanna Anderson of Mitchell,
and Mrs. Eta Long of Chamberlain,
came Tuesday and were guests of
their cousin, Mre. Ed. Engmar, for a
day.
Miss Frances Mason was home from
Chancellor to spend Sunday, with her
mother. Miss Angela O'Connor, who
teaches with her in Chancellor, was
her guest Saturday.
The Bon Homme County Bank IN
8 tailed a new Diebald burglar proof
safe this week. This takes the place
Of their safe which became locked
and had TO be blown open this win
ter.
Miss Edna Long is q~uarantined for
a case of small pox She had just
recently recovered from u case of scar
let fever and was exposed to the
small pox while in the Mitchell hos
pital.
Rev. J. w. zerbe. state lecturer
for the Modern Woodmen, and three
or four other members of Scotland
Camp, autoed to Yankton last night
to attend the initiation Of 3 class of
15 lev members.
L. A. Eads of Tyndall was in town
Wednesday,. He was taking a car of
seed corn, potatoer, hay, q tractor,
two bulls and some other articles to
his 12Afl-ae.e rare. ssaT RRaiona
which is being farmed by his son
w. A. Cobb accompanied by Chas.
Treiber, Floyd and Frank Wheeler
left Wednesday morning for Flint.
Mich, after four Buick cars. The
inability to get shipments makes it
necessary to go to the factory after
them and drive them through.
Mrs. G. F. Wild is enjoying q Wis.
it with her sister, Mrs. j. w. Ross,
recently of Minneapolis. Her hus-
band has been employed in the E. j.
Lilly Drug Co. store in Minneapolis,
but has been transferred to Indiana.
polls. Ind, where the family is now
moving.
Mre. Alex. Hermann is very sick
with heart trouble at her home Just
north of the home Of her son, Eman-
uel Hermann. She is 80 years Of
age and her trouble is due to her
advanced age, go her condition lie con-
sidered serious.
DIR. II. j. G Koobs returned home
last Thursday from Chicago where he
has been taking q post graduate elm
ic course. He does not expect ID open
up . practice here, but will 90 to
Mitchell IA the near future to take
up his specialized practice of eye,
ear, nose and throat troubles.
There will be no contest this year
in the election OF CITY officers All
Of the old officers have been renomi-
mated and have no opposing candi-
dates. While this elbows 4 public
confidence that must be gratifying to
the officers, the public is at the same
time committing III own interests.
with the new improvements already
started the officers llhave had q busy
year and have been forced to contrib.
ute much time for small pay The
work 10 not yet completed. and the
officers who have started the work
are the best qualified to complete II
EIf thay will consent to accept the
continued burden they are entitled to
not only the votes, but the thanks of
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