The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-21
SUBSCRIPTION $500 rEa wan.
Entered As second class matter IN the post
ONCE 1t Scotland, s. D.

MAS' 1Ouo CuSoIEhlu " OiOuA SstJ
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. o. Lee.
Rev. j. W. Zerbe left on Tuesday
for Sioux Falls to attend the M, E.
Conference.
5.L Lockhart of Pierre was in
town Friday looking for customers to
buy Hughes and Sully county land.
Rev. Coles and wife of Springfield
were in town Monday on their way to
Armour to attend an Episcopal church
meeting.
S. M. Brann Of Springfield was in
town Monday, coming from the north.
ern part of the state where he has
some land interests.
John Muehmel came home from Sa-
cred Heart hospital Wednesday, bring
ing his daughter who is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis.
The farmers are rushing the corn
picking these nice days, and the corn
is in fine shape for picking. The
weather has been pretty warm for
making speed records in picking.
Mr.. Ed. Engman, who has been
working as repair man in S~tevenson's
garage, has decided to go into bust.
ness on his own hook, and has taken
charge of a repair chop in the old
light plant.
FOR SALE
House in Memo, with lot Is it.
front For quick sale will take 3d.
OOQ. $1,000 cash, balance on time
until Jan. /, 1921 without interest.
GEORGE STEVENSON.
D. A. Tuinstra, republican candi-
date for sheriff, was looki ng after his
political fences in Scotland Monday.
Mr.. Tuinstra formerly lived on q
farm near Springfield, but IL now liv-
ing in Tyndall. He has the appear
ance of a live wire and one who
would be there and over as q peace
officer.
$500 in cash will he given as q re.
ward to anybody that will furnish u
clew to ths Identification of the purity
who stole 6 cults Of clothes from Sol.
ONION Beim's store on Thursday night
of last week. More particulars given
when in the store.
SOLOMON BEIM
A deal was partially closed the laat
of last week through Stevenson and
Becker in which j. R. Wilson traded
four pieces of lard in the northern
and western parts of the state to
John F. Hirsch for the Sunshine Phar-
macy. Mr.. Devine, who has been the
pharmacist in the store for some
time. has been placed in charge of it
until the final settlement is made.
The world owes you a living III this
way a gold mine owes you gnld You
must dig Master the subjects taught
in the Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato. Mimi, and you have a mine
of your own.
Ray Jones returned Wednesday from
Rapid City where he was called by
the jllness of his father, A. l.. Jones.
He says they had little hopes for his
fathers recovery when he got there.
He had a bowel and kidney trouble,
but he finally got relief through oste-
opathic treatment, and when Ray left
he was on the road to recovery.
Solomon Beim informs us that his
etore war robbed one night last week
and about q dozen Of his best mems
suits stolen. He noticed Thursday
morning when he went to unlock the
door that the lock had been tempered
with, but he did not discover his loss
until Friday morning. He is offering
a reward of 500 for evidence tina,
will lead to the conviction of the
guilty parties.
Mrs. Lee WILDER of New Castle,
Neb accompanied by two or three
others. was here Tuesday to investi'
gate The death of the man recently
found dead by tho railroad track near
Plumb She has a son who has beer
missing for some time, and who wa
supposed to be in this part of thu
country, and having eea the notjc'
in the papers of the death of thi'
man decided to come and investigate
The ray was opened, but the dea'
mar did not prove to be her son.
ITS TOUGH ON