The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-26

The latest models in fall millinery
at Becker Bros.
Wesley Brown went to Vermillion
Sunday to visit his daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Musser expect
to leave today for visit at their old
home in Pennsylvania.
Henry Brown has put two car loads
of sheep or his farm to fatten on the
weeds, and clean up the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ardery are
rejoicing over the arrival of a. little
son at their home last Friday morning.
Roy Thomas's family of Lesterville
spent Sunday at the Hardinberg and
Thomas home in Scotland.
DR.. Leighton left last Sunday for
Chicago and before returning expects
to spend few days fishing in some of
the Wisconsin lakes
Opportunity is gold mine; it gives
one chance to dig. Your opportunity
is to attend the Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI. Send for
catalog.
Mr.. E. H. Grant of Huron, was in
town Saturday between trains, on his
way to Lake Andes where he conduct
ed services in the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Otto Schmierer left last Fri
day for Madison where she is enjoy
ing ali outing with her sister, Mrs.
Leo Aspinwal, Of Vermillion, in cot
tage on Lake Madison.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Jasman re-
turned last Thursday from their trip
to Yellowstone Park. They had de.
lightful trip and came back loaded
with mementoes as we'll as pleasant
memories.
Mrs. j. P. Serr returned last week
from the Black Hills where she had
been visiting her sons for two or three
weeks. After brief visit here she
left on Thursday for her home in
Nebraska.
Mrs Leo Keller and children and his
sister, Mrs allen, arrived from Ged-
des Saturday and spent Sunday with
Mr. Keller, who is one of the contrac-
tors working on the new Catholic
church. They left Monday for Shell
don, la. to visit relatives
Carl Max has been appointed pres.
ident Of the Scotland band to succeed
Chris Hoellwarth who is moving to
Rapid CITY. Mr.. Hoellwarth has been
a good booster for the band and his
services will be missed, regardless of
the fact that his successor is we'll fit
ted for the work.
Since returning from summer school
at Chicago three weeks ago Howard
Harris has been helping his father, j..
j. Harris on the farm near Witten-
burg, He will return to Spencer the
last of the week to resume his work
as superintendent of the Spencer
schools.
.sir. j. R. Shirley of -Fierre, has
been appointed receiver for the Bon
Homme County Bank, and took pos
session of the business last week.
Mr.. Chris. Hirning, who had been in
| charge of the hank since it was closed
by the Banking Board, left for his
home in Pierre Saturday.
Owing to conflict in two engage,
ments Prof. Hazard of Dakota Yves.
leyan University was unable to meet
his appointment to fill the Presbyteri.
an pulpit here last Sunday, but the
place was ably taken by Prof. Holmes
of the same college. Prof. Holmes
/ gave two very able and practical talks
which were much appreciated.
A Mission Fest was held in the Lu.
theran Church four miles north OF
Lesterv lille last Sunday. Rev. link
was assisted in the services by Rev.
Streeb of Stickney, and Rev. Sand.
rock, director of the Lutheran college
at Eureka. Rev. Sandrock went from
here to Waverly. Ia, to attend con.
ference, and Mr.. Andrew Schatz &C.
companied him as a delegate from the
Scotland church.
Chris Hoellwarth shipped his house
hold goods to Rapid City last Friday,
and the family expect to move to tina
place about the first Of September
Mr.. Hoellwarth owns farm neal
that town, but his family will live il
the town. Since he had the flu {