The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-04

chris. doeilWarth was q passenger
north Tueadav.
Arch q. Hall, sent out by the
National Republican Committee speak
e.s' bureau. is billed 70 speak in the
Odd Fellows' Hall this evening in the
interest Of Leonard Wood.
DR.. H. ]. G. Koobs has sold the
Red Cross building to Hermann Bro.
theirs & Serr. This firm will use it
as local headquarters for handling the
teiydTatedi fruits and vegetable. sss::
which they are agents.
Miss Dawson, who has resigned her
position az teacher Of the second
grade, expects to leave the end Of
this week for her home in ..Canistota.
where she will take q petition in a
bank. Her position here will be taxi
en- by Miss Vivian Brown.
d C. Bond. the we'll known eye
expert of Mitchell, S. D.. will be at
Hotel, cotland. Thursday. March
18th. Eyes carefully examined
Glasses made that FIT. Don't suffer
with headaches and nervousness caus.
ed by eye strain. Call early.
Miss Frances Mason was home
from Chancellor to spend Sunday and
to assist her mother in moving and
storing their household goods. their
home having been purchased by Will
Cation. Temporarily Mr.. Mason
will occupy rooms at her millinery
store.
Dunmire Bros. entered four regis.
tered stations and one registered
mare in the horse sale at Sioux City
last week. The mare sold for $500.
and three of the stations for $500.
$3.50 and $500 respectively. Kirb
Dunmire attended the sale and said
that horses were way down, and there
were few bids except on the heavy
horses.
Joe Shekel came down from Get
tysburg Sunday to cloee up the deal
for the rale of hi. farm near Kaylor.
He 10 pretty we'll settled on his farm
at Gettysburg, anj his bIother.in-
law. MERRILL Davis, who went there
with him, expects to begin putting up
buildings on his farm scon. Everett
Davis alao expects to locate on a
fo~v,, noo~ khoA -1aoo
Miss Anna johnson Of st. Paul has
arrived to take charge of my MILNE
~ establishment. She is an expert
enced and efficient milliner and the
public will find that we have q very
up. to date and extensive stock of
millinery for the spring season. NY
store will be open for business in a
few days. Mre. M. A. Mason.
Twenty two years of doing one
thing better, testing eyes and fitting fitting
glasses. In the past twenty-five
years we have fitted over %, 800
people. Experience is a good teach
er. this experience, coupled with a
thorough training in one of the
worlds best optical colleges qualities
US 70 give the people Of Scotland and
vicinity an optic al service second to
none. See US at Scotland Friday,
Mar. 18th. ii. j. Krall & VIM
Krall.
Major and Mrs. Mccormick. Miss
Mccormick and Captain Throckmor-
ton Of the Volunteers of America, a
bran,h of the Salvation Army, held
services here Saturday evening in the
Methodist church; Sunday morning in
the Presbyterian church. and union
services in the Methodist church Sur.
day evening. Their headquarters are
in Omaha, and they ere making this
soliciting trip thru South Dakota and
Nebraska which is Omaha's territory.
In their programs they give eones
ana evangelistic addresses. and give
people an idea Of the meetinga they
hold in the cities, ard the way they
reach people in the city streets and in
the slums. Major Mccormick. who
has been in the Salvation Army ser
vice for years. has had charge of the
opening of missions in various large
cities. and for the past seven years
has been connected with the Omaha
mission. He gave an interesting and
instructive explanation Of his work !:
the regular weekly meetings at the
Mission, the finding of employment
for parolled prisoners and other un-
fortunates. the providing and handing
cut Of Christmas baskets to the needv
| and the help given at all times of the
year. Most of their sacred songs
were set to popular airs with the sole
view Of catching the ear Of the pas
serby or of the crowd These people
were real gentlen en- and ladies, and
it was pleasure to hear them. All
who heard them could not help but be
impressed with their whole heartedly
sincere interest in their cause. Ths
/ 81 H.