The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-04
?. 1. BLISS, Editor 1 Proprietor.
Thursday. Nov. a. 1920.
sus~ca,pr.on $500 rEa YEAR.
Entered As second class matter IN the pos
Office at Scotland, 8, D.

Entered AS second class matter IN the post
Office at Scotland, 8, d.
J. L. Redeem was in Yankton Wed.
nesday.
John Peckas was in Sioux City Sat.
urday.
y Rev. VIM. R. Scott went to Aber-
deem Tuesday.
Mrs. Mason is selling hats at great
~ reduced prices.
Mfs. Otto Schmierer went tc Park
ston Sunday for a short visit.
Come to the chicken supper in the
G. S. P. S. Hall Saturday evening.
George Simantel went to WoIsey
Saturday to visit his two brothers.
FOR RENT. d furnished :vcn ct
So. 90 per week. MRS. L. II. lMlG.
Miss Josephine Jones spent Sunday
at her home in Springfield.
Miss Ella Treick was home from
her school in Wagner to spend Sun.
day.
Miss Iva Sweet returned to Mitchell
Friday to resume her work in the
hospital.
All parties having unpaid accounts
| with me please make settlement at
once. JOHN F. HIRSCH.
Otto Hansen left on Sunday for
Brookings where ne will attend the
State College.
Mrs. M. A. Mason went to Parkston
Sunday to look after her millinery
store there for a few days.
Mr.. Borden has been confined to the
house for about two weeks with an
attack of what appears to be the grip
AS l have sold my business l must
insist upon paypent of al! accounts
due me at once JOHN F HIRSCH.
Remember the chicken supper to be
given in the c. S. P. S. Hall on Sat-
urday evening. by the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Methodist church.
Mr.. John Hirning, state bank ex-
aminer is in town today looking af-
ter the affairs of the defunct Bon
Homme County Bank.
Lost time cannot be regained. Lose
no time in arranging to enter Manka.
to Commercial College. Mankato,
| Mimi
Matt Mccormick, and VIM. Glvnn,
of Tyndall. candidates on the demo.
cratic ticket for county treasurer and
sheriff, were in town Saturday even.
ing.
The first snow Of the season came
last Sunday II started as a rain but
turned to eno and Monday morning
the ground was covered with Two or
three inches Of wet snow.
Sit for Xmas photographs NOW.
Don't put it off until we are rushed
to death. e V WILCOX.
The snow storm !nterfered with the
corn husking for a short timc, but the
rnow is fast disappearing and work in
the field has been resumed. A few
farmers are done picking but pruba.
blv nearly half Of the crop is still in
the field.
The Scotland Shriners went to Nit.
chell last Friday to attend a meeting
of the order. The regular meeting is
to be held in Sioux Falls, bnt the
class to be initiated was too large to
be conveniently handled 80 it was d.
vided, and a part OF them taken in at
q meeting in Mitchell. There were
four candidates from Scotland, De-.
leighton. W. A. Cobb. Chas. Robin
son and Chas. Whitman.
FOR SALE
House in Memo. with lot IS it.
front For quick eale will take So
GOO. $1,000 cash, balance on time
until Jan. l., 1921 without interest.
GEORGE STEVENSON.
The ladies' of the Altar Society of
the Catholic church will serve dinner
and supper st the c. S. +. S. hall on
the Memorial day, November 18th.
All are cordially invited. Soldiers
with uniforms will be admitted free
for the meals. Dance in the evening
IL the Odd Fellows Hall. furnished
by good music. Meals will be- served
afternoon and evening. price SOC.