The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-01-06

MI. Frank Rilar returned lA1t Sat.
urday morning from = visit n Nj.
dali.
NJ. and Mrs. Carl Hecksnlaibls 81 u
Menncs we're guests az fhs Gus Rseksr
homo Tuesday 3sSss
Joint inhalation servicas ~ H.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs vii ~
held this evening.
Miss Idella Herman, who u teach
ling near Parkston. spent d sueek 81
vacation at home last week. IN
Watch night services were held
last Friday night il both the Metho
dist and Presbyterian churches.
George Hird came from Tyndall
Friday to spend . few days with hfs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hird.
-. sd Mrs. Nick Jungmann ana
Mrs. Ed. Jungmann went to M0nno
Saturday to spend the day with rela-
lives.
Mrs. Will Schmierer and children
came from Parkston Saturday to spend
the day with her sister. Mrs. Otto
Schmierer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Young cans
from Springfield to spend New Years
day with her parents, Mr.. ana MR..
Chas. Bush.
Miss Lola Campball returned to her
school work in Vermilion Saturday
! after brief visit with her old Scot.
land friends.
Albert Void went to Yankton
Wednesday where he will take treat.
ment at the Sacred Heart hospital
for stomach trouble.
REIMBURSEMENT struck Scotland the
first Of the year when there was
general cut in thu wages Of employees
of about IS per cent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nelles return
ed Monday from Mason City, where
they made holiday visit at the home
Of Mrs. Nelles's parents.
Stevenson & Becker traded quar-.
ter section of Perkings county land
this week for stock Of merchandise
which they expect to auction off.
Fred and Ruth Becker. children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Becker Of Men.
no, visited relatives in Scotland last
week. returning home Monday.
| Mrs. Roy Grimm and children left
for their home in Hurdefield, N. D.,
Tuesday. after visit with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. O. E. Long.
Miss Edith Dawson of Canistota,
who attended and graduated from tie
Scotland High School last year. viait-I
ed Hiss Idella Herman the latter
! part of the week.
Miss Frances Rynkouski, who has
been working in store at Lake An-
; des, was in town Monday, guest Of
Miss Helen Bliss She was on her
way to her home in Boise, Idaho.
The carpenters have completed the
roof on the new Strand Theatre build
ing. 1t is very difficult TO get sand
for plaaterlng at this time Of the
year, SO work will probably be sus-
pended until spring.
Mrs. Joe Sneider and baby. of
ryndal], were here Last week visiting
at the tioma of he. :aa.he-, M-s.
Hansen. They returned home Satur.
day. and were accompanied by her
sister, Miss Marie Hansan, who spent
Sunday at Tyndall.
The warm weather of the past
week is rapidly removing the snow.
On Monday we had quite shower of
rain. something unusual for January.
Mr.. Woitha had planned to commence
mis- ice harvest this week, but opera
tions have been indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. M. A. Musser received two
letters last week informing him Of
} the arrival of tvs new eranddaugh-
) tiers, born on the same day-one to
his daughter, Mrs. C. F. Bnswesl of
Sioux Falls. and one to his son
Wheeler Musser, of Oberlir. Kans.
3 Attys. Wicks & Quinn went to
( Yankton Wednesday to appear al
counsel for Mr.. Llovd Patterson in q
case brought against DR. Giasier q
Springfield. involving settlement
for the Springfield light plant viii,
was sold by Mr.. atterson to the d.: :
PENDANT some time ago. The case ID
J. to be tried today, before Judge Trip.