The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09

George Stills of Lesterville was in
town Saturday evening.
Mr.. Sam Livingood arrived from
Milledgevile. Ill., Monday to look
after his large farm south Of town.
Mrs. Amelia Barth sister of Mike
and Fl. Fl. Serr returned to her home
in Kadoka last Thursday after a visit
here.
Emanuel Darmaier moved his house
hold goods to Memo Monday where be
has taken charge of the Standard Oil
station.
j. R. Wilson has purchased the
Neumeister house in the north part of
town which he rented and moved into
several weeks ago.
Mrs. Ed. Kostlan and baby went to
Parlsston Sunday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Albert Fergen, and attend the
Labor Day celebration there Monday.
Keep going and you will arrive
rapidly. The Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi, should be
your first stop. Send for our catalog.
Eugene Schneider who has been
teaching in the Memo school for two
or three years has taken charge as
superintendent of the schools at North.
| vile,
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| your service many thousands if you
attend the Sioux Falls Business Col.
lege, Sioux Falls, S. D. Send for
catalog.
Ed Ei5enmann and family autoed
up from Lesteryille Saturday evening
| and spent Sunday at the home of his
mother in Scotland.
If in need of anything in the mil.
linery line remember that my store is
| now located in the Brown building
next door to the Journal office, and
that / am fully prepared to serve
you. MRS. MASON.
We have just learned that Mrs. A..
/ Il. mcKIrgan died at her home in Des
| Moines, Ia, last JuEe. She had been
| in poor health for number of years,
but il was hoped when they moved
from here two years ago that the
| change would be beneficial.
| j. l.. Quinn and wife went to Sioux
Falls Tuesday. The special term of
federal court called for the purpose of
hearing arguments to determine
whether the Peter Magnusen estate
should be th rown into involuntary
bankruptcy. was called for hearing on
| that day and Atty. Quinn represented
some of the claimants.
/ Mr. Baldwin. con Of Rev. e. B.
! Baldwin, at one time resident OF
Scotland and a pioneer settler near
0iivet, was in town Sunday. The
young man was only child wnen the
family moved from here, and for some
years has been living at Canning.
He was passing through and stopped
off 10 visit his uncle, Vim. Baldwin
near Oliges-
Laura French, sister of DR.. G. II.
French. former pastor of the Prcsby.
terian church here and later president
of Huron College, was q guest Of Mrs.
/ J. H. Dickson between trains Mon.
day. She spent her sumner vacation
In California and was returning 10 re.
rune bsr work as instructor In Huron
Colleges. She spent Sunday with hei
cousin, Wits 0f Hey. Rising, at Tyn.
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johnson, OF sherman, were married
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