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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

tiou le,nfea IN Interstate eoinm'f 1"
The penalty fof the violation ~
this statute IL time of o. 900 % i'n
orlsonment Tor not more that oAe
year o. both
Member OF ths club refunsd 40
discuss the mnttsr United slsies
District Attorney. Frances q ceffey
sald The showing of The pleiufe~ had
no, been called Ia his attention.
Among ihOse mentioned - havlus
attended the exhibition are AaioF
Anthony !. Drca.i Bldaie. president
~ the clah. uutzon BofKlam, MAJOR
General John y Onssn. the Freneh
sslbasssdof. iaiss jusscrsHi; Gasien
I.icbsrg rrcnch sonssl ssnsrai -
Nsv York iaies y issehe. ths
banker and ex Gor"rnor chariss =
whitman. e.ensrsl Coleman iin Font
said he left The hall before th~ pic
iurrn we're shown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

Thousands upon thousands n 30.
men have kidney Or bladder trouble
aud never SUSPECT y
w0inen's eompisiuts often pruFe "a
~ nothing else bat Kidney sro1hie
~ the result ot kidney or bladder dis =
ease
n The kidness ere not IN hsalihy
c0niitlon. lhes MAJ esnse the o Dos
Hfsns 10 hcome diseased
You may tsuffw tpir r. %.
back. hsadaehe and b,ss Of ambition
Poor health siske~ yDu nefvoas. tr-
ritssle and nsss - despopdsnl J. Il
makes any cur 80.
fiu' hundreds q women claim that
Dr. kilmsrs BwsmB-Hoot b. fesfor.
ins health 10 The kidneys proved 10
b JUS ne remedy needed 20 over.
come such conditions
Many send for sample bottle 10
SO 1'hsi swamp koef. the great hid.
nsy liver and bladder mc1kise will
% for them. By enclosing ten cents
70 Dr kiimer Z Co. f5ipxhzmpfon.
y y yos may receive SAMPLE size
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
JUDGE MAKES
ERRONEOUS PREDICTION
REGARDING LAWYER

About on ciean shlu ~ all !
honvhi b. would ever wear llo had
alien away 10 mere shadow was
~ yellow ~ saffron and often dou.
bed a. with pain Doctors soniln-
nlly gave him morphine and we're
bout 90 operate for gall stones
Asyrs Wonderful Remedy quickly
esiorsd him 60 perfect health again +"
= T. o Simple harmless preparation
hst removes The catarrhal mnoun
rom the intestinal tract and Aliays
he Inflammation which causes rae
icalis al stomach. liver and .aies
inal ailments Including appendicitis
me dose ~iii convince or money re-
funded
Az all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
MILLIONAIRE" CLUB Of
NEW YORK IN BAD
May Near Court Case. Result Of
Movie Exhibition OF the
Willard Dempsey
Fight

Now York. April What threat.
ens 20 become . social scandal Ia
Nsw fork vas provoked b. criticism
4 the showing of the willard
,cmps"y figh' pictures at the din i.
ier given 70 Georges Carpenter Al
r. International Sporting ciuh
thursday night Ia the grand ballroom
y fhe Hotel Commodore
The International ciut u generally
feisrrsd 70 a. the mlillonalfe's eIai
secanse OF the fsct thar the fortunes
of many ~ ~ mesabsfs run inso
even figures -
The exhibition whlch was attended
b. = distinguished safhsFing of men
prominent IN business and social llfe
was n rigiafion ~ a section u fhs
i,nied States Fsfuie ~hleh l,fo
hibi'f ne transposislion ~ psixe mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
Do You KNOW

That Guthrie city schools, both
grade and high. have the reputation
of being the best IN the state aud
that they are gradually getting hcs-
ter
That Enoch Carter has served the
county efficiently as county assessor
and il being ui's 20 ms~e the race
for the third time. And II he does
viii be elc.sedf
--- That Charles Olson. who Was coan :
~ clerk of IogAn county for t~p
terms Is out OF politics llike due
stass cut of ~aterl and viii not b.
active this SIMMER and fall. polii =
callys
That 4 |. llirscld has mace the best
record a. county commissioner the
city district has had since the days ~
] u Barke's ineamSency aud i b.
ing ureed 20 run sgainf
That the poor and insane fund os
the county Is in better shape noN
than ever before and thar there Is No
politics in Il. Deserving persons only
can participate IN the fuad@
That Ben Brummare u bear cat
when n TONES TO goinz after wrong o.
doors and never lets up ~hen ne " CA
the trail OF law vlolator and that
Sheriff Robertson never worries when
Ben takes prisoner TO McAlsster.
for the prisoner always is landed
there and never escapes The eagle eye
of Ben
That there we're -four Sundays ~
March and every one Of them we're
dlsagreea lle ones and that the wind
blew twenty one days out OF the ~
ana only half inch OF rain fell during
the month";
That Logan county stin has within
her borders eiehty seven men and
women who came l.. GutArie on toe
first day. April -. 1853. and tisss are
ali glad they cameg
That Frank Greer. who established
the first newspaper in the state 1
now prospering in the realty game at
Tulsa and has almost forsottcn hos
printers Ink smells,
That the Carlo oil Refinery Is rap
idly developing and will soon he one
OF the biggest In the norfoern part OF
the stste-
That Jake Douglas j. contemplai Z
ing installing several new additions
70 his co.fon mills and will make dif-
ferent kinds OF cloth from cotton?
That the second floor OF the Lyon
block. recently acquired by Frank
Gresham has been transformed into
an date. modern office build
ing and will be occupied by the
Guthrie Milling oompany's entire Of
flee force. IS strong, within two
weezHg
That Gufsrie merchants are receis-
ing iarge shipments of spring and
summer goods and are preparing foi
a great business this season, II you
don't know t cali on them and b.
convinced
-springtime is here and that yo'
should get hoe In your hand anf
get busy In the back yard and heiF
the wife reduce the hish coat q
eating,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
JUST GAVE UP
SUFFERED 50
Weakness, Pains and Other
Troubles Had Discouraged
This Arkansas Lady. She
Took Cardui. Pound
II Helpful. Got
Well

Harrisburg. Ark- After serion
symptoms had become apparent Mrs..
Belle wilkerson Of Route }. fhis
place. says chs rot worse ana
worse
Il xasnf able 10 stand on my feet
and had TO 60 10 bed she explains.
Tho srew worss and for about
three weeks nothing seemed 10 do me
any good. ! grew - weak and nsrf-
Gus and could not sleep. ] began 20
have pain IN the lower part of my
body, aud all across my back. There
was great deal Of soreness and Isin
in my Isff side I just gave up.
for ! suffered -. ] grew discouraged
and thouxht I was not going 70 get
we'll
MY head not oEis achsd. buf would
feel 20 light and dikzy ! aecid-
ed then would take fardul jns'
after a few doses. 4 noticed a change
! slept better a. n.xhf and
felt like could eat something. ! got
no and begrn 20 do the work Ia the
house and yard and after
three or four bottles Of Cardul I vss
well"
" you suffer from disorders fecn-
liar TO women. take Cardul-the
! Womzn's Tonic.
Il should help yoa, like Others. =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
ALASKA AUTHORIZATIONS

4 mll limo of the world i"n"'
Alaska rcrieeraiors sal 20 he ne
es, in the world. are on uisplAs lodrs
M the Willis farnhuF' ton PAN
store. The line IL unhrohcn ana me
prices are riyht and Mr. MiihA IN
,i,es the ladies of Gpihrie and l.osan
county 10 call and inspect 10 hAe
Mrs. wnls has been nrae sole ssenl
Tor Logan county 10 ssii THIS Inc o.
refrlgcfaioru.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
Simple Way to
Take Off Fat

There gan be noshing slnrlef than
taking = eousenieag htss taeles taut
linra each aas unta vaaf weight =
feslucesi a. aofmal Fkafs sli iaet
purchase ! eAse q Mafmoss f'feesf -.
thAn TaAisss srpm war arnxxssi see
IL son prrtsg. send q 80 Marmcsa 80
sSt We.oasaFd Nv sAeifnsf Aish
aud fsliaN dlreeiionE NJ dtstinx. ~
exswisfnF fat what yea NAni -
as insy A. ,eu itke an1 keer "a sei
ting sNmmrr Aad The best lArt e
NAfmolA petsSrilslen fAe'sfA = ihflf
hAfrnl. THAT i yeaf ahsslaie
safeguard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. a. they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
Cassrrh ss . local disease greatly IN
fluenced by constitutional conditions.
and In ordsr to cure II. YOU must take
an internal rene6r Halls Catarrn
Medicine h taken internally and acts
thru the blood on the mucous surfaces
Of the system. Halle Cafarrh Aedi-
cine was prescribed BY one Of the best
physicians in this country for years
II Is nfosed of some u the best
sonlcs known. combined with some Of
he best blood purifiers The pcrfec'
combination of the ingredients 10
Halls Csfsrrh Medicine u What pro-
duces such wonderful results IN ca
tarrhsI conditions Send for fests'
mouizis free
r.. ]. CHENEY 4 CO. Props. Toledo
o.
All Druggists. &c.
Halls Family Filis for constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
MICHIGAN PRIMARIES TO
Be HOTTEST IN YEARS
Hoover Appears on Both Ballots
Democrats End Republicans
Have Many Presidential
Candidates
tRy Associated rFrssl

Detroit. Mich. Agril s.-The rre-
serenoe OF Michigan republicans and
democrats Tor presidential nominees
~ill b. registered neat Monday IA the
states second presidential prefer
ence primary.
Republiacns have field of seven
90 choose from. while the democrats
have entered five In the lists. Two
OF the latter. william J. Bryan and
William @. McAdoo made nnsnccess-
sul efforts TO have their names re-
moved from the ballots WithdraSal
after sernfscs gon ps,we~ngS d ~
permitted under the state >leoihon
laws. and the TWO nance remained
on the ballots.
An unusual situation results from
she fact that the name OF Herbert
Hoover appears on bo.h republican
and democratic tickets. The double
films for the former food admins
traitor was made possible when the
states attorney general ruled inop-
erstive. as applied 10 the presiden-
tai primary. the amendmen, passed
ny the las, Legislature requiring from
candidates an affidavit Of party
affiliation.
The republican ticket comprises
Senators Poindexter OF Washington
and johnson Of California, General
Pershing. Major General Leonard
Wood. Governor Lovden OF Illinois;
Mr.. Hoover and William G. SimT son
o. Detroit.
On the democratic ticket besidel
Mr.. Hoover. Mr. McAdoo and Mr.
Bryan. are Governor Edward |. Ed
wards. OF New Jersef. and Attorne,
General Palmer.
Eugene '. Debbs OF Indiana Is The
sole candidate on the so'iaiist ticket
How FAR the preference OF the vo-
sers expressed in the primay will bs
regarded A. binding upon thS 30 dele
gates Michigan will send TO each ma
ssonsi convention Is matter o
speculation. No provision is made II
the primary law binding the delesa-
sion 20 the primary expression. sns
the states Representatives Al tn
convention. NAV n they so choose
swing their wefeht 10 another csndi.
date after the first ballot II cast
Vigorous campaigns conducted b,
several Of the leacinx candidates
and the fact that in many cities an,
townships important local issues arr
10 come up AZ the same time Is ex
pected to bring out a large vote thf
YER. Bonding issues are TO be bal
icted upon in many communities.
That a heavy vote VIII be brose'
out In Detroit h regarded as a for
Sone conclusion. Here street ran
way bonding proposition Is expecte'
20 overshadow in,eres; In the presi
dental primary. The proposal is q
bond the city Of si5.eeo.eoo wit
which 90 establish a municipsllt,
ovncd traction sy4sssn 10 conpes
With The present Detroit United Rail
way. A hot campaign has been mad
On this proposition. Mayor Pane
Couzens. its sponsor. PERSONAL
speaking zf a score Of meetings. an
she editorial columns Of the news
papers making strong Arguments o
the issue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
Bis HAUL MADE At
WICHITA OF NARCOTICS
Federal Officers Were Given Tip
and Followed Lead That Led
To Capture cf Large
Amount ~ Contraband

wlehssa. Kan. April Selsags II
~ ~ pounds of morphine At Red
Pork. Oklahoma. valued ~ drawslsis
AZ s5sooa ~es announced hy federal
agents In Mlch1la The dFas
was scia.d last week bY 4. Mr1aF.
mick lnsr~eiof Tor he internal reycnse
sersiee. Th,s u said 20 he one ol The
largest catches % Illicit dgass ever
made Ia the United States
~chieksn' Marsh alleged 10 be a
professional hooflesser. VAS Ia pan-
seslon of the morphine Ne sas ~.
rested and ls hclng held BY federal
authorities IN Oklahoma.
Sale Was Planned.
Enough dofe VAS contained In The
haul 10 pat the entire southwest go
sleep, said government afont today.
Marsh had iuet purchased the drng and
wac preparing 10 arll At retail he y
,aid 10 have admitted Il would have
nrlied him tens az thousands ~ Dol.
lars. revenue agents declare
Marsh sl~,hahls ~lll be taken h,fore
ihe kfand lnft fnf lndirinsni ~ the
Aprli is3m " the United siales a..
irici court ~ uaihIie Red Fork Il =
iown ~ toe i've mllcs nauihsert al
Tuba in Tuipa county Oklahoma
Great loss 20 Owner.
The haRs volume nl che srlfurs u
sppafent when n ls considered ihai au
ordinary dose of morphine "a gfalu
or iwe Tke rrsm ~ druggist Il
shout one five. haudfed'h ~ 81 ounce
With sixis.n uunces 20 'he pound and
iii pounds Ia tbs haul ihe amount
would have msdo many hundreds ol
thousands ~ doses Marsh - said q,
lsts Vcfuliy admitted that hV lh'
ssi-ere he losl The thousands ~ dol
,aIs Ne faid fof no drag
ar Mccormlek who IA Inspector fol
he government covering ala states
sas "shsdoNing shipment of narool.
ca worth about 81 -oa when the NOR
phlne was found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

A woman should grow more pean
lful a. she grows older and she VII
with due regard 90 baths. diet ana
exercise. and by keeping her liver
md bowels Ia rood ~ofhing order
4 you ere hsgRard AVID yellow your
YES io1ing lusiie and whites becoming
ysilowish or flesh -fiabhy. Il may b.
due 10 Indigestion or to>a sluggish
lser chamberlaln's Tablets correct
these disorders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

One Of the most efficient wireless
system ls the invention of japanese
electricians who were among she first
10 cxpefimet with radio fs.eG rsQhy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

.h~ slas4 w1n &c II rreseesss
Gs.oselrs hone ia Oklahoma clss.
< - =
Misses lee and Gsefxsa West IT
tended the raslcesses- recital la
Oklahoma Cay last essalas.
n NJ =
Mrs. Roy KaselAna II i1ls wes'
Cleveland. ~ho r~sentis underwent
an operation a the AethcaAss Hns
pllAl. has osen removed - het home
ami IL aosng nloely M ] 7 Me
.Aalsss OF Oklahoma Ssly Il ceftea
Ter her,
= y Il
asa<st Association
Security neasfii AsSo iAtioA aua
Knights and Ladies' os Security he's
shelr meeting lass evening IA the
A0p N hagi Everyone had a splen-
did time and a. the elase q lhe even
sax pie. cake~ and coffee ~efe sefs
10 about isfts members aud ihsss
frsenas The scznl>r meesinss all
NJ tae firss and third THURSDAY ir
each month
" n u
Mrs Eliot q l.yen aud son hronson
OF Oklahoma CITY. came ap tha
naernlnx lo wish Mr. and Me " "
nrsasoa NJ Lyon ~ill be ap sata''
day,
Charles Burst is home troaa
Shawnee to spend Easter ~lth hi'
paren,s.
Mr aud Mrs % l. Card and son a.,
hrt. from ror Worth "a spend
lraster with Nj and Mr~ : y Crook,
& u NJ
Mr. Charles White Who has been II
Tor several day- Is lmrnoslns
- y -
vers Grace
Mr. Alvin T. york and Miss Eaen !
luraee we're married Margh 30 at
O'Clock az the brides home AMI NJ
ltl,in A York and Miss i-asdell ufae'
were beat man aud bridesmaid. Their
were about ihif,y-swo people AZ m
Seeding and cake aud plncappi. w~f'
served Mr. Alvin v york e esrpioi
"a q, the outhrie Mills The Nosi
twins served three years IN the navy
Mr. aud rMr. York viii he al home Y
their fricna. at soi NORTH 80 siiees
after April :
y y =
Mrs. John Rotten Of tamond. y het
today visiting friends
= n n
| Mn Adiie I.owthor and Mfu "
psruin have returned from Peff
~h.e they aitendei the district ses
stons ol The state ftd'Faiion q
women's Cluba
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

hottie by tares4 posf You can par'
shs~r msdlam aud lafae alas bottles
~ al drug stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

There ia = .ci,oyus of b1sehers
and bakenu3 An TINT vaudeville aet. 1"
4 suppese they are feeders for the
star
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

sixteen out Of twenty persons to-
Gay exprr~sed themselves a. favor
able 20 the hard road bond issue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

PHONE DO at once and make your
appointments for chiropodi work
Sunday. Mrs Wclion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

os0oerss fsoms Fer Raster rois1sys
Among the State University sta
dents Who are hone Tor the Easter
HOLIDAYS are; Ruth Hlarcsh Mari
Neal csorgis West Doris osffns,
Harriet R~sef and Marie Pratt: John
nar~tck. william Coleman. PETER
Jelxms Mnliam RuEhaaps. Efncal
lioushion, jimmy Jenkiun. Ernest
Pratt. Wallace Robertson. John Coz
sersl Charles Rced. Gordon nlerer
osfo Hir-shi and Thoaarn rsxsart.
MARI Douglas. Herbcrt wilber and
Homer hirsel are homs IRON the A a
NJ College at saltwater. and Nina
bronson and Jamee TsgEsrt are
home from Oklahoma city, where
they attend che Methodist University
y - u
Miss ostaiie rcr4l came ap frosn
Norman lass evening to spent several
DAYS With Miss Mary Claire Petty.
n Il ~
gntertAired Tau ~ M Club
Miss Rose Lang,hennlg entertained
tue Tau III Mu club lasi evening with
dancing and five hundred The cln
priaes we're Won by Mire Ivy Daniels
and Miss Mabel llopp and the guest
prlae MAS ~on ny Mrs Charles lanee-
honnig. The club members prosent
were: Misses Mabel Rcpp, IVY psn
lels. Eita walker. Esther 1as~old
Alice Murphy. Edna ilnsdis aud Rose
I.aagehennig The additional sues's
were. Mrs. Charles IanThsnniT and
Miss MargarSS ssowcrs. The house
Was srtlssicalis decorated Ia The ciu
colors. purple aud white. and the cot
or scheme was carried opt IN the re
frckhmenis Mrs fvs'yk.nsioin AZ
be hostess to the cluD In two week.
n y q
Miss Frances Sampsel arrived lns'
evening from Wichita 10 spend Easter
With Miss Dorothy Hopkins
y H y
wosnan's Auxiliary No. I.
The woman's Auxliiar, Dlylsio7
No. 4. met yesterday at tho home ol
Mrs Cleon Ray The afternoon VA
spent with fancy worN and music
Mrs Ray was assisted IN serving Re
frcshments BY Mrs Ray wicss. u
Mrs Purviance. Mrs Diliy. Mrs End
lish. Mrs Montague. Mrs Freeman
Mrs Ropp. Miss Parviance and Mis-
Nell puryiance.
% - >
one Of the main features of ~
cantata, 'Crucifixion" at the Meiho
dist church this evening wil be m
songs BY Mr. Carl Tagrart.
y - =
! Misses Blanche and Bertha Belan'
went to Oklahoma City yesterday =
attend the Pablccasals concert At III
Oyerholrer theatre.
- - =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

FRIDAY
Wsai Guthrie Methodlst tlasconsl
chateh, sss D m, sahisst. Christ
Craclfscd
Rooney N,~rusN shah Club Mrs.
G " Paddock
Prayer meeslns Al the home 81 Nfs
{ A Hlu a, ICES Easi Grant. st s.se.
SATURDAY.
Phi Delta Gamma club Mr. Fred
n ilrsel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

For Fresh and Staple Grooer1e~
60 10 Rznkias' phone is5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

We are prepared to furnish you
~ith material to Stray fruit srees-
crsy's Drug Store esxR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

For Plain aus peeUfatsd best
American Qaeensssfs go 10 hsnkins
Grocery iiay tosf ice tes pishers
81 nanklhs Cfoeefy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

o,~inq Term Of Guthrie Bosines-
College begins Monday. April :. Be-
gin noe TO prepare for early ssiI po-
sifions-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02
psyehslooy cisss

The Psychology class met last
evening at the home OF Lucille Burke
when Professor Goodeil gave a vcfy
interesting talk on tho Psychology
Of the Drama" Miss ffhcheit was ,
spcclai guest and the next meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

Socialists exfelled from the Mes
Yofs lsxislslufe slil sDpsal from the
esclslon of ibe peers and take their
easrs 20 = higher couri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-02

Miss ostsiie Teurl came ap fror
Norman lass evening to spent seseral
days with Miss Mary Claire Petty.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-25
Reinforced Concrete Pipes.

Interesting methods of manufactur-
ing reinforced concrete pipes have late
ly come into use in the mining districts
of South Africa. Discarded wire ropes
from a great accumulation are separat-
ed into their strands, and ewove into
a cylindrical mesh for the inside of the
pipe molds. The centrifugal process
is used, the molds being revolved until
the concrete, made with crushed stone
from the mines, is evenly distributed
and the water separated out. Not over
nine minutes is required to make six
four or six-inch pipes, Is minutes for
four 10 or 1S-inch pipes, and 20 min
utes for the e0-inch size. The I'm
ished pipes stand pressures up to from
210 to $50 pounds per square inch, ac-
cording to size, and then fail only by
becoming pcst0us-P11ulsr Aerbautcs
dagaz1He.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-25

Rev. Treick left Saturday morninp
for Nebraska.
mr. and Mrs. Ed. kerplirger were
in Sioux City Saturday.
Judge Meighen left Saturday on a
business trip to Minneapolis.
The electric light plant at Memo
was destroyed by fire Wednesday
night.
Miss Mary Thomas came from Sioux
City Fridav to visit her grandmother.
Mrs. M. E. Thomas.
Mrs. Moore and daughter Ethel are
spending 1.-THE Thanksgiving season
with relatives in Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Minnich re.
ceived word the first of the week that
a little granddaughter was born last
Sunday, the little one coming to Mr..
and Mrs. Claus Flick Jr. at their
home near Tripp.
G. H. Davis accompanied his neph-
ew, Don Davis. to the hospital at
Yankton last Saturday morning, 1t
was feared that an operation would
be necessary for an abscess in his
side, but this doctors decided to wait
a few days before operating and try
treatment.
Acrew of surveyors we're here the
fore part of the week surveying on
the railroad right of way by the de-
pot. There is a 11mor that the com
pany is preparing to fulfill its prom
ise to build q new depot here as soon
as the war was over, but at the pres.
ent time this is only rumor
Mr.. Gus Schroeder and family left
Sunday for Chicago where they will
again make their home. Mr. Schroe-
der, who is a macbinist bv trade. wal
unable to find employment in his line
here so he decided to return to Chi
cago
Misses Johnston, 9ergeson, Jones
and Bliss teachers in the high school.
vent to Aberdeen Sunday to attend
the teachers meeting. Miss John
ston went from there to her home in
LeMore. N. D.. to spend Thanksgiv-
ing, and was accompanied by Miss
Bergeson. Miss Helen Bliss went to
Brookings to spend Thanksgiving
with Miss Anna each.
Mrs. j H. Minnich has been hav-
ing quite q serious time with one of
her fingers. About five weeks ago
she ran a thorn in it. 1t became
badly infected and finally DE-. Land
mann examined it under the x.ray
and discovered that the bone was de.
cayed. Last Monday Drs. Leighton
and Landmann amputsted the finger
at the first joint, and it is now heal
ing as we'll as can be expected.
The Citizen-Republican force has
been working under difficulties this
week. VIM. Schroeder, who has
been working in the Office, moved to
Chicago Sunday, leaving US short of
help, and to add to our embarrass-
ment seven columna Of delinquent tax
list was received. The copy arrived
too late to enable US to send it away
for linotype setting. 80 there was
nothing to do but set it ourselves.
Naturally it has caused US to be q
little late in publishing, and has cut
down somewhat or the quantity of
news, but those who are hungry for
news are referred to the delinquent
tax list.