The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-16

Will Sabatka made a trip to Sioux
City last Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. David Sowl made
business trip toYankton Monday.
Miss Agnes Treick was home over
Sunday from her school in Wagner.
Today is the beginning Of the days
of sport. 1t is the opening Of the
hunting season.
Eli Wallizer of Olivet left last
Monday for visit in New York
state.
O. A. Bonbrake of Sioux City was
a guest at the home of his brother.in-
law, G. H. Davis, last Friday.
Katherine, Robert and Peter Eberle
left last Monday for Springfield to at
tend the Normal school.
A motor van from Mitchell was
here last Thursday and took load of
household furniture for DR.. Koobs to
his new home in Mitchell.
Maynard Minnich expects to leave
the last of this week for Iowa CITY,
Ia, to continue his studies at the
dental college.
Mrs. J. w. Brown accompanied her
daughter, Miss Amy to Yankton last
Monday where the latter will attend
Yankton College.
A good position and rapid advance.
ment will be yours if you graduate at
the Sioux Falls Business College,
Sioux Falls, s. Oak. Send for cat
alog.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Richmond of
Springfield were here Sunday to at
tend the Homecoming exercises at the
Methodist church, and call on some of
their old neighbors.
Miss Arlie Sweet went to Yankton
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs,
Anna Long, who died last Saturday
night after drinking carbolic acid.
Whether it was taken with suicidal
intent or by accident is not known.
will teach another class in the art
Of sewing and correct use of patterns,
commencing January Bird, 1927. Per-
sons interested please write or see me
before Nov, 1st, 1920.
NAOMI STlPPICd
Will Wilson, who had been spend.
ing a few weeks with his sister, Mrs
B1untlett at Vivian, passed thru here
with his sister last Sunday night on
their way to Audubon, Ia, called by
message stating that their father
was much worse.
Mrs. c. Goecken and daughter, Miss
Minnie returned last Saturday from a
visit in Oregon, III. They were &C.
companied by Mr.. Herman Rosenberg
and his wife who is an aunt of Mrs.
Goecken, who will visit here for a
time.
| Mr.. Chris Herring spent Sunday
with his wife in Alexandria returning
Monday morning He informs US that
the new Farmers and Merchants Bank
of which he is to he caehier, will be
ready to start the latter part of this
week or the frat of next.
S. M. Brann Of Springfield was ir
town Friday, returning from visit tc
his two farms in the north part of the
state. He says the wheat yield ii
that part of the state is very spotted,
come Of it yielding good, while some
will be far below the estimates, AID
the same thing is true in North Da
kota
Senator ]. H. Stephens of Spring
field, was in town Monday on his wa.
to Huron TO attend the state fair
His son, Harry Stephens, was ais,
here on his way to Deadwood to serv,
on the jury at the term of fedora
court, and Messrs. Buck and Kinzi
of Springfield were also in the party.
Chris Baker, who has been taking
the place of David Nelles during tn
latter's visit in New York state. ant
has been in charge of the railroa'
pump station, had the misfortune t
get his fingers caught in the puml
gears in some way last Friday. TIL
end Of one Of his forefingers was e'
badly crushed that about an inchsof i
had to be amputated.
w. r. Robinson Of Tyndall, was il
town Thursday returning from 9
pleasure trip through the Black Hills