The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-10-14

ONCE ut Scotland, s., D.
Mrs. Harry Cioueh and son Ralph
went to Yankton Saturday.
Mrs. John Rezek went to Tyndall
Monday evening.
A Turned Oak Library Table for
sale. Phone 1872.
Mies Frieda Beyerr, who teaches in
olivet, spent Sunday in Yankton.
Mrs. Chas. Parr and Mrs. John
Max of Kaylor were in town last Fri
day.
Mr.. John Absher of St. Charlee.
passed thru here Saturday on his way
to Aberdeen.
Harold Edmunds and Jas. Lloyd.
bankers of Yankton, were in Scot
land last Friday.
Harold Maxfeld, who had been Wis.
iting VIM. Schroeder. returned to bis
home in Chicago Monday.
Louis Quinn. Walter Treick and
Paul Hansen zane home from the
University to spend Sunday.
If you are in search of an ideal
farm don't fail to attend the land
auction sale on Tuesday. Oct. 10th.
Bread is down, reduced from 18c.
to 15c. and it's the same big loaf,
sold at the Bakery Only. -Adv. 2t'
Will Schmierer of Parkston spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schmierer. and with his
brother Otto.
Mrs. Frost left for her home il
Oklahoma last Sunday after spending
a week here with her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Brandstedt.
R. r. Robinson of Tyndall was in
town Tuesday on his way to Belvidere
to accompany his wife home who has
been visiting her people there.
You must run as fast as you can to
stay where you are. If you want to
forge ahead you must have a CONNER
cial training. Send for u catalog,
Mankato Commercial College. Manka.
to. Mimi.
David Chernus arrived from Minne-
apol;s Tuesday and is looking after
collections of account due to the late
firm of Chernus and Sharf. He in
forms US that he has started a croker
age office in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Sam Livingood of Milledge-,
Vile, ILL.,. was here last week look.
ing after his farm worked by Mr..
| Gabe Sarber. While here he pur.
chased 100 head af cattle WHICH he
has placed on the farm for feeding
purposes.
Mr.. and Mr,. Barger, living on the
VIM. Baldwin farm north of Olivet,
got a message Monday informing
them of the death of their daughter
living in Michigan The daughter
was twenty~four years of age, and
leaves a husband and two children.
j. R. Wilson was called to Ham
burg, Mo-, last Saturday by the
death of his brother, Frank Wilson.
which occurred Friday evening The
message came as a surprise, as Mr..
Wilson did not know that his brother
was in poor health. He was sick i
year ago, but had apparently entirely
recovered.
The Sioux City papers of October
7th announced the marriage of Mr..
Phillip Engel. of Scotland aud Mrs.
Rachel Mitchell, of Le%sterville, which
occurred in Sioux City on that day.
Mr. Engel recently obtained a divorce
from his former wife. aud Mrs Nit
chell was a widow living OF a farm
north Of Lesterville. Following the
ceremony the bride and groom took a
trip to Minnesota, and arrived in
Scotland on Wednesday of this week.
The contractors who constructed
the sewer are having considerable
trouble in flushing it. The constuc'
ton was completed, but the tes'
showed that there were several ob
structions. Carelessness in leaving
openings while taps were being mad
allowed mud to Cow in end some o
the lines have not yet been cleaned
An expert in sewer cleaning cam
from Sioux City to superintend tn
work.
Posters are up announcing the sal
by auction. on Tuesday. October Is