The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03
Mrs. Alex. Treiber went south Fri.

osy
Jake Stackerl came up from Sioux
City Wednesday.
4, Mrs. Otto Schmierer took the north
bound train Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto schmierer spent
Sunday. with relatives at Parkston.
! John Witmayer who has made trim
to Europe, last fall, was in town the
last Of last week.
Miss Marjorie Marshall, teacher at
the High School, spent Sunday at her
home in Parker.
The Civic League will meet ct the
home of Mrs. Robert Jaaman, Mon.
day, March 18th,
Mias Eva Nellss went to Sioux CITY
Tuesday to enter hospital for the
treatment of goitre.
Mrs. Wood of Lake Andes spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Cation, Sr.
Mrs. George WiederisA. WIN has
been viaiting friepda In this vicinity,
returned to her home at Trip satur.
day.
Dave Chernus of minneapolis ppent
few days in Scotland. this week.
Mr.. Chernus wsa formerly one of
the prepFisters of tbe Boston store.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Bliss and D.
A. Bliss who were here to attend the
funeral of P. A. Bliss. left Friday
for their homes in Cattarau0us, N.
".
Mr.. aud Mrs. Claus Flick and two
children. and Miss Julia Stark of
Trip visited Sunday with the parents
of Mrs.. Flick, Nh. and Mrs. ]. "A.
Minnich.
Miss Leonore Kayser stopped off
lin Scotland Friday evening", while
enroute to haF home at Parkston.
Miss Kayser is teaching at the Memo
public school. She returned Sunday
afternoon.
Friday while visiting at the home
of F. D. Wicks, John Pekas left his
Ford car in front of the house. When
John was going to go home the car
was missing. Notifications have been
sent to various point. but up to the
present no trace has been found.
The largest thoroughbred cattle
sale ever held in the Scotland Sales
Pavilion, was hsla list Saturday when
the Simantef brothers disposed of over
sixty head of Herefords, consisting of
bulls, cows, heifers and calves. The
average Of the sale was about ssaea
per head, and the highest price bid
for cow was $ass.eo but it was not
sold. W4th W. A. Cobb there were
two other auctioneers that cried this
sale and Mr.. Alex Treiber elegked It.
Mr.. Phil. sssAhmsateEer, Of Sioux City,
with his attorney MI. VIM. F. Hansen,
of this, place, arrived home from White
Sulphur Springs, Ments Thursday of
last week where they had been look
ing after land business. Mr.. Schm-
ierer traded to Mr.. John Becker, of
this place 1000 acres of Montana
land located near White Sulphur
Springs for a tract of oil land in
Texas. Mr.. Hansen says he enjoyed
the trip. especially the scenery Ct tho
western country. ~
Mr., G. \ sewers, of near Tyndall,
who IS Associated with his father in
THE Thoroughbred cattle and hog
breeding business, passed through
Scotland Tuesday forenoon with four
Hampshire sows bought at Ed, Rod
die sale held at Parker on Monday. of
this week. Mr.. Bowers. had his pick
of sows from a herd of. SO sows and
igilts. and certainly secured some very
fine hogs. Mr.. Bowers Informed us
that the herd Of SO Hampshires aver
Iaged 372 pounds, and were only year
Ilings at that. :.
The wolf hunt Friday afternoon like
the former one brought no results,
and even not near as exciting as the
former one or as interesting as before
when two or three wolves were seen.
In this roundup twice as many men
were, out as in tile first one. and it is
said that, there WIS a perfect forma-
ton In the lineup and had there been
wolf in the Enclosure it would sure
ly have been doomed. Mr.. Jos. Balm
bridge seen couple Of wolves on his
farm and they have been frequent
visitors; on, his nEaca d11rinn 4ho vii,