The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-08-19
THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN
PUBLIsHED WEEKLY
?. 4 l. BLISS, Edltoi 1 Proprietor.
Thursday, Aug. 10. 1920.
svs~cR.rT,on $500 ERA vrAa.
Entered Al second class matter IN the pos
ONCE at Scotland, 8. d.

once at Scotland, 8, D.
Alvin Hutchinson has taken his old
position as fireman on the railroad
We have a full line of fall hats all
the latest colors at Becker Bros
Judge F. d. Wicks vas in Mime
apolis last Friday on legal business.
Miss Marie Hanson, who Is spend
ing several weeks in Tyndall. came
home Saturday to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Nelles left on
Wednesday for Binghampton, N. Y. to
visit her people.
Chas. Bush came home this morn.
ing from Springfield, where he visited
his daughter.
We are Informed that Mr.. Paul E.
Thranum and Miss Martha Auch, are
to be married in Memo today.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Fowkes came
from Pickerel. Neb last week to viz.
it Scotland friends for few days.
The Women's Missionary society
of the Presby terian church will meet
with Mrs. S. E. Cary this afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Engman returned home
from Memo Saturday, having given
up her position in the Star Hotel in
that town.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Jaeman have
been enjoying a summer outing at
Yellowstone Park the past week, but
are expected home the last Of this
| week.
Fall millinery on display at Becker
Bros.
j. B. Reich, who is selling land in
Saskatchewan, Can. is endeavoring to
get company from here to join an
excursion to that country, which goes
onTuesday, August 24th.
4 fishing party consisting of DR..
Church, Prof. Brown, Carl Plattner
and MILFORD cambridge spent last
Sunday at Lake Andes. Their efforts
were rewarded with the capture of
one little innocent bull head.
A fine shower yesterday afternoon
was very welcome after several weeks
of hot weather. 1t will help to ma.
ture some of the late corn, and will
help pastures, but the early corn is
already we'll matured.
Mrs. Rejndesoder, sister of George
Simantel. Mrs. Christian Simantel.
his brothers. wife. and Mra. John
Fox. mother of Mrs. Henry Sim anteI
left this morning for their homes in
Dwight, ILL.,, after a visit here Of
several days.
Frank Ka5lec is attending state
convention of rural mail carriers in
Bookings thi week. He returned
last night and informs US that he was
elected state secretary of the aseocia-
ton. and that the next annual meet
| ing will be held in Scotland.
Mrs. Abel Stafford Sr. returned
Tuesday from Rochester, MINI. She
accompanied her brothers, wife, Mrs
Niagara, from near Vodnany, to the
Mayo hospital about three weeks ago.
Mrs. Niagara also returned with her,
apparently much improved by the
| treatment. (.
Mrs NJ A. Mason returned Monday
night from her buying trip to the
Twin Cities. Miss Anna johnson,
who was her trimmer last spring, re-
turned with her and will trim for her
shop here and in Parketon. Miss
Frances remained for few days long.
er visit in Minneapolis
John Hosterman was in Edmu ds
county last week to look after the
harvesting on his farm near Tolstoy.
He brought back rome samples of
wheat grown on his farm which looks
like good No. 2 grade. and he
thinks the yield will be fair, although
it was slightly damaged by rust.
w. C and A. L Haynes of Mitchell
passe d thru here Tuesday on the way
back from a businers trip to Sioux
City. Lester says he is much pleased
with his new work. He has already
lined up over 1000 breeders Of Duroc
hogs in this state. and expects to get
out catalog the first of the month.
Conductors Christie, Munk and Pad
dy Moran, old timers on the Mitchell