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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
Mrs. Eugene Schneider

After an illness extending for IA IRE
than a year. Mrs Eugene Schnaid
passed away this city Friday NOR
ming, April /, a. 600 O'Clock
Mrs. Schneider has, bean in poar
health ever since she had toe fin
year ago last February, frnm which
she never fully recovered. Sha was
patient safferer and every thing thar
could was done to save her life
However, her health began to rail-
gradually, which resulted in hrr.
death.
Ms Schneider, WHOSE maisiens
name was Marion Mckay, wa. born
on Otcoher %, 1881 on farm fur
miles east of Scotland She attended,
the public schools and afteraaFdaI
suppl emented her education by taking
a course at the Scotland Academy.
Afterwards she filed on homestead
near W vvaSt:a. spending fnnr yesis in!
the Black Hilla region.
On May 10. 1911, she was united
in marriage to Eugene C Schneider
Since her marriage abe continued toI
make her home with hs. mother,
Mrs Mckay. in this city She juinee|
TIE Presbyterian church when eha vas
quite young and has always been al
faithful and active worker for thai
church.
E:,s Schneider is survived by he
mother, Mrs. Mckay her husband
and sister and also four nieces, b.
sidea many other relatives
Funeral services were held Mondag
afternoon at the Presbyterian churc
Rev. Fl Z Upton of WorthingI
MINI officiated and interment wa
made ct the Rosehiil cemetarv. THIS
present from out of town were
George Schneider, of Washington
Iowa, Mrs. jackson Of lava. MIR. an
Mrs. Louis Schneider and Mr.. an
Mrs. Robert Schneider of Yanktof
w Schneider and family and MI ar
Mrs.. Frank Valvin of Tyndall, Ms
I, Kramer Of LesterVille and Mira. Bfuc
and daughter of Rapid City. B
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
CITY SAVES
$4,000 ON
CONTRACT
Water Mains Extension Will
Be Done By Pittsburgh
Des Moines Colon Their
Bid of $27,775---To Begin
Work June Is

The contract for the extension of
Scotland's city water mains was let
Wednesday evening to the Pittsburgh
Des Moines Construction Co. Their
bid was S37, IT'S, and the company
accepts the city's waterworks bonds
at par in payment. This price COW
ess the entire cost of LABOR and ma
terials. Work is to be begun June
Is and to he completed August Is of
this year.
Scotland will get the hig job of ex-
tending her water mains done at 8
cost about S., 600 less than esti-
mates prepared a. few weeks ago by
City Engineer Edward K Mathers,
this saving being due to lower cost Of
iron now than short time since. An
other almost equal saving was effect
ed by the city officials by arranging
with the successful bidder to accept
at par bonds to the amount of his bid
in payment for the job. The best Of
fer the city had received for cash
sale of the bonds was 80 per cent.
and if 20 sold it would have been
necessary to cell the whole amount of
$40, 900 recently provided for.
The strong competition between
bidders on the water works contract
also was factor in securing low
bids. Twenty-Five different construc-
ton concerns were represented here
on Wednesday, including firms from
Pittsburgh, Pa, Minneapolis and
Duluth, MINI Des Moines and Sioux
City, Iowa, and several other cities
The wide interest in Scotland 8 com
paratively small contract was stated
by some of the bidders to the Citizen
Republican to be due to the fact that
as this was one of the first of such
contracts offered this spring y all
wished to 'have try at it,
The highest bid submitted was
ever S33, 900, or about the amount
Of tbs city engineers first estimate
several months age, while prices Of
all materials were at their highest.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
The A. L. Not Involved

This executive COMMITTEES Of the
American Legion poats in Bon HON.
me county, cnnyaned in Tyndall March
80, passed the following resolution
unanimously in regard to the recent
tFouble4 over shipment Of catt'e from
Trip. South Dakota:
The Legion disclaims any unlawful
attitude that might hav. been taken
over the cattle shipment that was re
Gently made from Trip; that the
American Legion, while 100 per cent
in its American ideals, stands as
such frat for law and order. That
the public be informed that in spite
of any Legion members that might
have. taken part in this affair that
they did so as individuals and W re
not authorized to do so by Legion
posts. DAVID L. WICKENS,
FRED E. DAWES, Co. Com.
Co Adjt.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
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The advanced civics class spent
|, some time one day discussing the
Cow Question which has been be,
fore the public eye for quite Awhile.
Ii their views were taken we would
have more wholesome atmosphere iii
South Dakota and in America. Later,
the class plan on discussing it more
thoroughly and plan on collecting
clippings from various papers as to
their attitude or this question.
The sophomore class entertained
the seniora and the high school facui-
ty at ''kid'' party last Friday eve
ming in the gymnasium. A number
of kid games were played and glor.
inus time had by all. Since it YVES
April FOOLS day the frat course of
the lunch was rather deceptive, bnt
the rest of it. was excellent and it is
needless to say that all had their fill
of eatablss. The sophomores are to
be congratulated upon the way they
had things plenued and the way they
were carried out
The eighth grade received an inter.
esting letter from Marjorie lngman,
who moved to Avon. She ia learning
to enjoy her work there and says she
likes her hume very much but misses
her old friends.
The high school pupils were plan.
ming on planting potatoes in the As
sembly last Monday afternoon. We
are sure gnnd crop could have been
raised, az there was no shortage of
gDud soil
The eighth grade arithmetic class
aredoing excellent work. They are
snow learning the mysteries of square
and cube root.
Sophia Zslmowsky visited school on
Thursday afternoon of last week She
is freshman at the University of
South Dakota.
Paul Landman, senior medic at the
University Of South Dakota, visited
pevera high school classes las. Fri
day.
Miss Ella Groves. teacher al
Parkston. SD mt the we k end with
Mr.. Devlne
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
Young Man Badly Hurt

While crossing the street, at the
intersection two blocks south of the
post office, Thursday, Alton Patton,
aged 16, was strucked by car, driv.
en- by Bobbie Sweet. Mr.. Patton suf
fered serious injuries.
The car was going at high rate
of speed and dragged the victim for a
distance of 20 feet the before the car
could be stopped. The injured hoy
was then picked up and taken to his
home. DR.. Leighton WAS Immediately
called to attend to the injuries,
Upon examining it was found that
Mr.. Patton had suffered fractures of
bones in one arm and one leg and also
several broken ribs besides being
bruised about the face and injured in,
ternally. His condition is saic to be
serious.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
SCHOOL.

We have our second six weeks ex-
animation this week. How many fail
ures will there be this Tins? just re-
member that there will be only one
more exam after this one. Methinks
it behooves some folks to get busy If
they don't want to carry home a card
of red ink at the end of the semester,
The boys and girls are taking d
great interest in track work. Tuas-.
day there were Is boys and half-doz.
en- girls out for practice Many others
plan on coming out for work in the
near future Walter Treick and Lewis
Quinn bave assisted by fixing stand
ards and being present at practice, so
as 10 lend their help in all ways.
Fs2gs are being made for an Inter.
class track meet in the near future.
Get out your athletes. from freshmen
20 seniors There will be events for
the girls, too. Come prepared for
some rsal fun
Miss Ada Kast was taken suddenly
i'll last Friday morning and was tax
en- to the hospital at Yankton, where
she submitted to surgical operation.
Mrs Clifford Hanna is taking her
place at school during her absence.
Many high school students attended
the funeral of Mr. Herman on We'd
nesday of last week. The teachers
ard pupils sympathise greatly with
Angie and Ralph Herman in the loes
Of their father
MISS Jones talked to the eighth
grade Tuesday afternoon on hsr ex
perience with Americanization work
inSA eGis
Miss Marie MacPhsrsan of 'h%'
Tyndall public schools visited with
Miss Berry last Friday
Miss Berry was called home Tues
day evening on account of her mother
having to submit to an operation
Mrs Julia Raridin of Parkston
visited with Mrs. Jonea on Friday af-
,ernoon.
Miss Jones spent TIE week enc
with Dorcas and Gladys S evens at
Kaylor
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07

w. T.U.NOTES

Motto:- For God and Home and
Every Land.
The district Officers meeting was
we'll attended Last Saturday and a
splentjd program WIS prepared for
Inc convention, which will, be held at
Armour MAJ 20 and %, The follow
iag o9t of town visitors ware pres
est: Mss. Julia Ran don. Mrs Ber-
tina Glover, Parkston; Mira. Louc
Rich ond, Springie,d; Mrs l.. q,
Buyg9man and Mrs Frank Barth,
Oliyet,
The Scotlan3 w. C. T, U. will
meet With Mrs. Demiag next Tuesday
evening. A good program is being;
prepared. a cordial invitation is ex
1endad to all !adiea,
4 fo1d sale will b, held next Sat
urda1 afternoon. Donations will b.
much appreciated, the receipts from
which will hs sent TO the Near Ess;
Re.iaf work.
Secretary of the Navy DENLY, in q
recent interview is quoted as saying
81 heartily approve he order closio2
the zine I. IS IN the aavy, ard woulc
not sank Of restoring wine to oUl
4 flgh ing shios, sysniF the prohibitisr
law permitted it.. do not BELIEF
you would find a corporal's gusts
among all tbs naval officers who wail
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
Death Claims Two Well
Known Scotland WQIlei
Mrs. Julia Zolnowsky
M

Mrs, Julia Zolnowsky, resident .
this city for Is years, died Frida|
afternoon, April /, at / 90 . clock
at the age Of 80 years, 2 months AMI
% days.
Mrs. Zolnoweky was horn in Prus
sia In 1857 she emigrated to Amer
lea and for the following three years
ii red in Milwaukee. Then she cams
10 South Dakota and filed on q home
st cad in Bon Homme county. Fron1
that time she has always been . resi- !,
de:lt of this county and has lived on 4
farm until in 1905, when the family
moved to this city.
The children. fnur sons, Frank,
Mike, Steve and Jake, all Of this city
except Frank. who now repides at
L AXE Andes, and two daughters, May,
aified to Frank Celmer of Chicago,
and Theresa, married to Pete !Shumsky
Of Sanger. N. D.. survive her. alaoa
number of grand children and great
grand children and many other rela.
tives. Her husband died in 1914.
Funeral services conducted bv Rev.
Father Sokk were held Monday in the
Catholic church. All the children
were present at the funeral excep,
Mre. Celmar, WIN was unable to be
here Or account Of sickna.s,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
BURIED AT HOME
WITH WAR HONORS

Il number of ex-service men Of
Scotland, who have been members of
the TAT Field Artillery Battery E.,
mntorsd to Parker, Sunday to attend
the reburial of Lewis 0. Haase, who
was killed in action while serving
with the lat Field Artillery, Battery
Z. in France Some Ct the boye say
that it was the most impressive and
the best conducted military funeral
they have yet seen.
Among those going from here
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
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CHURCH NOTES
- n. :
Observation-Disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
METHODIST CHURCH.
j. w. Zerbe. Pastor.

Communion service next Sunday at
10 80. Fine music, and the people
would be pleased to greet you, as YOU
can get in for nothing, but you cannot
get out without shaking hands.
Sunday school at IL 80. You are
invited to growing school Men and
u'omen these days are anxious to at
tend q Sunday school that advances.
No mistake can be made in coming
next Sunday.
Junior League at 800 p. M. The
children enjoyed Miss Benedict's adj
dress last Sunday. J..
Epworth League at 1880, Ada
Pfeifer leader. Every member ans
officer is to be present next Sunday,
promptly at 40
Evering message at 500 p. m.
Prayer nesting and choir practice
OBJ Wednesday evening.
Oracle Roll program is TO launch
the special week for child life Mrs.
WaltersWilliams will speak on Tues
day evening, April 10. Mrs. Will
liams has spent several years in At
RIGA and can be heard with profit.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society will meet at tn home IF Mrs.
j. L Roddan. Mrs Myrtle Robinson
is the leader for the day. Mrs. Jo-
hanna Lee will have charge Of thu
devotional period
Mothers Day in Nav and Child
rens Day in June will hold the front
Gf the stage in their respective
months.
You are invited to the churchI
| where .ynu will be greeted with 6
smile and hand shake. You are ex.
pected next Sunday, April 10.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
Grand Matron Visits 0. E. S.

Augusta Chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star, was visited by the As
soclate Grand Matron, Mrs. Lula
Wanzer of Armour, April 4 Initia-
ton work Was given both afternoon
and evening. Dinner was served at
TOO O'Clock An instructive and
enjoyable time was spent, large
number being in attendance. Mem
bers from out of town present we're
Mesdames Wenzlaff, Payne. Klatt
and Coleman Of Trip and Helen
Isaac of Freeman of Trip
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07

FROM OUR EXCHANGES :


Springfield Times
A petition was circulated this
week recommending Miss Josephine
A. Hilton for the position of super.
intendent Of Hope Indian School a.
this place and of course everyone
signed the list. Miss Hilton is very
ikable lady and she is eminenhy
qualified for the position. She is
loved by the Indian girls and she
wields a strong influence over them
which is largely responsible for the
big success she has made in her work
with the Indian girls.
Last Monday evening few init.
mate friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Gronvold unceremoniously walked in
on then, and we're informed that they
had come to help celebrate their
seventh wedding anniversary. 1t is
needl ess to say that Mr.. and Mrs.
Gronvold were most pleasantly sur
prised. The ladies brought we'll filled
baskets and a dandy evening waa
spent.
M RS. Frank Hurlbut and daughter
Miss Evelyn of Elkader, Iowa came
in last Thursday to spent week
with relatives. Miss Helen Glasnar
who is teaching at Lennox came here
to spent Easter with them. The
Hurlbuta are moving this spring from
Elk ader to Santorn. Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs. o. H Williams re-
turned Saturday evening from
Chicago where thg doctor has been
taking medical treatments He is
still quite weak but is on the road TO
better health.
W. j. Brown, who sumitted to an
| operation at the Yankton hospital
last week, was very sick man for
! several days, hnt we are pleased to
| report that he is improving nicely
now.
The normal school opened it's spring
term yesterday with a gondly attend.
ance During the short Easter recess
the girls dormitory was fumigated
and thoroughly renovated
The Misses Dorothy Bobeldyk and
JHr-r boloawyk left Tuesday morning
| for Corsica u visit week with rela
tives and friends.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07

From the lynda Tribune.
Mr.. and Mre. R. D. Vanderbilt and
family held an auction sale Of their
household goods Monday Afternoon,
and on Tuesday left for LeMara,
Iowa. where they wall make their
future home. Mr.. Vanderbilt is an
sxpert mechanic and last year was
employed in the Butler garage. He
has q similar position IN LeMars
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew G. Thompson
arrived from Ipswich S. D.. Monday
evening, and on Tuesday he commence
ID taking invoice of the SER &
Klehlbauch stock of implements which
ha purchased recently. He will take
possession OF the business iu the near
future.
Mrs. William Miller and Mrs. 81
] ZONES arrived from Wagner to spend
Easter at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. McBirney. Mrs. Miller has just
returned from Montana where che
spent tbs winter, and Mrs Jones has
but recently returned from California.
Harry Taplett, Charles Turnbull,
Ed. Metzger and William Horky are
spending the week in Tyndall enjoying
a VACATION from their work at the
State University.
Mrs VIM. Thompson and daugh-
tiers, Mabel and Alice. are spending
the week at Sioux City visiting at the
home of Mr.. and MRS George Thomp-
son.
There is quiee an epidemic of the
small pox in the naighbUrhood south
Of Tyndall No serious cases have
hsen reported thus far
Mrs. Elsie Lang and niece. Isabel
Ia Olivia, left for Yankton Monday
for q weeks visit with friends ant
relatives.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07

Earl RrernTsr Of Lesteryille was
Scotland Friday. Mr.. Kremer isp
stalling a. printing equipment at I,
tarvlI!a and expects to begin the Il
LEGATION Of 4 new paper at LesteryI
about 4sna middle of this month.
paper iato be called the Eesteryl
Oracle. $.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07

wine restored They are few and {
between.
The Schlitz Palm Garten, mecca
tourists and visitors to Milwaukee t
more than rs years, has closed
doors, The building will be remcei
ed, possibly into motion pict1
house. The Milwaukee Journal s.,
it had no duplicate in the Unit
States.
A bill has been filed in the Mai
legislature providing for harmonizi
atate and federal prohibition enfoff
ment laws.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
Civic League Meeting

The regular meeting of the Civic
league Monday, April l., to be held
at the home of Ms. Guy Brown, will
he social esering An especial in
vitation is extended by the committee
in charge to all members to be pres
ent
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07

were: E V. Wilcox, Staff Dorley.
John Wells. Donald Parmenter. Jo-
ssph Ide, Clarence Soukup, Frank
Wheeler, Hiram Goeken, Albert
Void William Sternhagen, Otto
Sternhagen Ed. Treick and Charles
Eisenmann
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-07
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP,
ANaGEMENT, CIRCULATION. ETC.
REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON
fIRESS OF aUGIrST 2d 1912

GRESS, OF AUGUST 2l, 1912
of THE TIZEN-REPUBLICAN, published
weekly at Scotland, South Dakota, for April
/, 1921.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF BON HOMME So
Before Notary Public i'll and for the
State and county aforesaid. personally ap-
pea ed A, r. Kayser, who having been duly
sworn according TO law depoS and says that
he IS the publisher of TIL! CITlZt n Il e
PUBL lC- N and that the following is, to the
best of his know edge and belief. true state
ment of the ownership management land if
daily paper, the circulation) etc. of the afore-
aid publication for the date shown in the
above caption, required by the Act of August
"a, 1912, embodied in ton AS, Postal Laws
and Regulations
/ That the names ard addresses of the pub
Usher, editor, man aging editor and business
manager are:
Editor A. r. Kayser, Scotland, S. D.
Managing editor IS
Business Manager
Publisher s.
Owner
2 That the owners are
a. R. Kayser Scotland. South Dakota.
3 That the known boudholders mortgages
and other security hoi ders. uwiii & or holding
/ per Gem more of total amount of bonds.
mortgages other securities are: IF there
none, state.) None
a. K. KAYSER,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this End
d ~ Vi April, 1921
VIM. f. Hansen,
[gEALl Notary Public
4 p = g
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-27
Phones 242-244

tlly arranged in one corner of +ho oi''fg room. Much merriment vvae mad as each guest threw out the fsh Ing line and brought forth a 1i++lo SouVehir' The happy little crowd ''ieh formed large circle around the table where the beautiful birthday cake was cut Anna Mary Rovston cut the nickle, Clara Buchanan tho darnlng needle, Gertrude Westmore- land the thimble, Frances Bailey the ring, Helen Scott the button Irene k' Hamby the dime, Sarah Lee Moore the penny. Each guest was present. ed with balloon, and a most eniov- able tune was spent by all present
 ooOoo
 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hamilton Mrs. Joe Hamilton and Miss Werna Hamilton motored to Texarkana for the day.
 ooOoo
 Mrs. Martin Guthrie and small daughter Frances, and Miss Gertrude Guthrie are spending the day in Lit tie Rock.
 ooOoo
 MT. and Mrs. Emond Logan are chaperoning Mr. Logan's Sunday school class on camping trip to Middle creek.
 ooOoo
 Ernest Hesterly and Arlis White came in last night from Columbia Military Academy, Columbia, Tenn, to spend their vacation. Hervey Bemis stopped in Little Rock for short visit with his grandparents, Gov. and Mrs. McRae.
 ooOoo
 Clark White has returned from a short visit to Little Rock.
 ooOoo
 Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Hesterly spent yesterday in Little Rock.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-27

gions in that vicinity. Col. Chase has been in the oil business for thirty
 years and has been doing geological work in Arkansas for his company for the past three and a half years. He says that Nevada county has prac- tically the same structure for pro- ducing oil and gas that the Homer and ElDorado fields, and that he is confident that oil is here in as large quantities as either of the above fields
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-27

Workmen have begun overhauling both the grammar school and the primary building and such repair work as is needed will also be done on the high school building. All build ings will be put into first class shape and after this is done the woodwork on the exterior of the grammar and primary building will be painted, which will improve the appearance greatly
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-27

The captains and their teams ap- pointed to make the canvass next Sunday afternoon in the educational drive, will meet at the Methodist church this evening at 7:45. Mem bers of each team please take notice and be there.
 Mrs. Floy Bonds of Blevins, was here yesterday to meet her sister, Miss Beatrice Bonds, who was re- turning from Jonesboro, La, where she has been teaching school.
 Mrs. John Crumby, who has been quite ill for the past few weeks, has practically recovered and came in this morning for visit with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Jake Sanders.
 Col. M. B. Chase, a we'll known geologist, originally from Marion, Ohio. connected with the Common Law Company, an oil development concern of that city, was in Prescott today in company with Dr. T. J. Men denhall, with whom he is stopping while making survey of certain re-