The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-05-20

Our household goods will be sold at
auction at the Boston Store building
on SATURDAY., at 2:3O p. m.
Chernus & Sharf.
Miss Avis Bliss arrived from Belle
vile, Kan, Wednesday and is visit
ing her brother, P. A. Bliss and fam
ilY. She is leaving Kansas to return
to her former home in Cattaraugus,
New York.
The Commencement address We'd
nesday evening will be given by DIR.
Fiield, pastor of this Baptist church
in Sioux Falls, and at the head of the
,Interchurch World Movement in South
Dakota, and said to be a live wire in
the field of speakers.
Prof. r. E Williams took five of
the High School boys to Vermillion
Friday to take in the Interstate High
School Track Meet. The team con-
sisted of Walter Treick who entered
the preliminary Jumping contest. and
Otto Hansen, Lewis Quinn. Dale
Smith and Louis Stverak, who enter.
ed the running preliminaries.
j. B. Gano returned Wednesday
evening from his trip east in search
of a new location. He went az far
east as New York state, but failed to
find anything suitable there. He then
returned to Iowa and purchased a
town property in a small town 35
miles east of Cedar Rapids and will
move to that place about the first.of
June.
F. T.. Wheeler received word Tues
day evening of the sudden death of
his mother. who lives in New York
state. She was a lady of over ninety
years of age but had not been in poor
health, so the message was unexpect-
ed and a shock. He left on the early
train Wednesday morning to attend
the f..es:!
E. K. Slater of Chicago, advertis-
ing manager for the Blue Valley
Creamery Co., wac in town yesterday
and gave this Office a pleasant call,
just to get the smell of printers ink.
Before taking his present position he
was dairy commissioner of Minnesota.
He is editor of a 32-page monthly
magazine devoted to the dairy inter-
ests.
Jas. Rezek got a new Hoffman
presser for ais tailor shop yesterday.
was purchased last summer for
1915 bat would now cost fully $500.
will be a great labor saving de-
vice, but unfortunately the crate in
it was shipped was loaded into
the car bottom side up and a number
of the parts were broken so he will
be unable to use it until new repairs
are received from the factory.
Chernus & Sharf have sold the Bos-
ton Store Building to each & Zolnow
who will repair. it and move the
Quick Sale into those quarters. Cher
nus & Sharf had expected to start up
again after their fire but they inform
us that the prices are 80 uncertain,
with every indication of a slump inl
the near future that they feel it is a
bad time to stock up with new goods
right now. Their plans for going in.
to business again are uncertain.
Mrs. Frank Clough returned Wed
from Mllrdo where she had
been for the past three weeks helping
in the are of her eister. Mrs David
Church. Friends of Mrs. Church will
be grieved to hear that she is IN very
ea>.= sl.h.a=shks AAssaaassss been stTo !
For ssme time. and following an at
Jack Of the flu in March, che has snf-
Tered a collapse and is now in en- ad.
sanced stage Of tuberculosis. Her
and brnther, Mrs, Edward
Muehmel and Arthur Mnehmel, have
been with her for several week, ard
will remain for q time. Her sister,
Miss Helen Muehmel, arrived from
ILL.,. Wednesday and after q
days visit with her brothers and
in Scotland will 60 to Murdo
o assist in the care Of Mrs Church.
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