The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-29

Monday.
Gilbert Walliser and wife have
rented rooms for light housekeeping
in the Imig house.
Dave Chernus returned from Min.
neapolis the last of the week where
he visited his mother.
MisssSvlvia Bush went to Spring.
field Friday evening to spend Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Young.
A full line of spring and summer
millinery reasonably priced.
Mrs. M. A.. Mason.
j. Woudberg, who has been farm.
ing near Scotland, left Saturday to
return to his former home in Holland.
Mrs. Ed. Engman came home to
spend Sunday, returning to YanktoI
Monday where she is taking chiro-
practic treatment.
A. E. Burtis of the s. D. Light e.
Power Co., passed thru here Saturday
on his way back to his home in Chi
cago.
Will. Rollin and Anton Neumeister
left Friday for Philip where they
have a contract to put up a new
school house.
John Wjttmayer has purchased lots
north of the N. Ser Jr., residence
on First street, and will commence
work on his new residence as soon as
possible.
Miss Helen Wack err, who formerly
lived in Scotland, returned Sunday to
her homs in Garretson. N. D., after
a two weeks visit at the j. M. Ben
der home.
The chalk stone house known as
the old each house, which was bought
last summer BY Emil Gemar, is being
torn down n a new residence will
be erected on the site.
Mrs. Ross and children, who had
been visiting at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs, G. F. Wild, left Friday for
their new home in Indianapolis. Ind.
E. V. Wilcox expects to go to
Omaha next Monday, where he will
spend the week attending a photo
%graphers' convention. His studio
here will therefore be closed all of
next week,
]. N, Smiley and wife went to Avon
Monday, called by the illness of HE
mother. Mrs. Dingman. who lives
with her daughter. Mrs. Robert Der.
ry- He retn.:e! Wednesday, and said
his mother was feeling some better.
DR.. /. w. Leighton sold his resi-.
dence on Poplar street Monday to L,
h. 1mig, consideration Sc. 900. He
will give possession July .st when be
takes possession of the Wittmayer
house which he recently purchased.
Henry Ottische, a nephew of Mrs.
Fred Fitz. has been here from Chica.
go this week. Since having the flu
this winter Mrs. Fitz has lost her
eyesight almost entirely. Mr.. Of
tie che will take her back to Chicago
with him and consult a specialist in
an endeavor to restore her sight.
Word comes from Mitchell that
Harold Haynes was married on Tues
day of this week to Miss Mildred
Dunn at her home in Illinois. The
acquaintance was formed while he
was in the service stationed at the
Great Lakes training camp. We join
the other Scotland friends of Harold
in extending congratulations, and
commend him for making such good
use of his trai ming.
The lot sale in Becker's Addition
to Scotland was held on Tuesday at
ternoon. w. A. Cobb cried the sale.
Six lots were sold from the block
south Of the school house. the highest
price paid being 81, 600. Those pur-
chasing were Fred Becker, 2 lots;
Dave M~uhlbeisr 2 lots Emanuel Ge-
mar l lot; Jos. Eberle 1 lot. These
will be desirable building lots. close
to the school house, to the sewer dis
trict Of the town, practically in the !
preaent residence section, and with
picturesque and scenic views to the
south. There is no doubt but that,
the rest Of them will be sold. An
erroneous report had started that 4
minimum limit Of $500 had been set
before the sale and this discouraged
many from attending the sale who
might otherwise have been bidders.
The rest Of the lots, however, will be
sold at private sale. "A new. street
+ H... up, a block south and
parallel to Washington Street. an ex.
tension Of the street past the Catholic
/! church