The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10

Il $500
Mrs. Whitman went 10 Sioux City
Friday and visited until Monday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Pterka visited friends
1 in Lesterville the last Of the week.
| Mrs. Absl Stafford Sr. went to
Letcher Tuesday to visit her son
Amos and family.
n Miss Clara Zolnowsky spent the
week end at home, returning to the
University at Vermilion Sunday.
H Mr. H. P. Kluthe OF Armour, dist
riot agent for the Standard Oil Co.,
was looking after business here last
Friday.
n Mrs. Gottlieb Hertz returned the
last oe the week from Scored Heart
hospital at Yankton where she UNDER
went an operation.
! Misses Ruth and Sarah Herbert
spent the last of the week at home,
returning Sunday to their schools at
Elk Point and Meckling.
| am prepared to do dressmaking,
and earnestly solicit the patronage of
the ladies of Scotland for work in
that line. MRS. A. D. WIPE.
| Mrs. Clark of Ethan arrived last
Friday and visited until Monday at
the home of her mother, Mrs. w alter
NelIes.
| Mrs. Joe. Filhaus returned to her
home ir Dante last Friday after
spending few days here with her
father, Mr.. Jos. Trantina.
Miss Idella Hermann, who is teach
ing near Parketon. spent the last of
the week here with her parents. Mr.
and Mra. Emanuel Hermann.
Miss Edith Dawson of Canistota, q
member of the Scotland High School
class of 1920, was here the last of
the week visiting friends.
Richard Muehmel returned Tuesday
from Murdo, where he had been look.
ing after business matters for his
late brother.in. law, David Church.
FOR SALE-White blossom sweet
clover seed. small percentage unbull
ed. but thoroughly cleaned, Sc 90
per bushel f. o. b. Scotland, S. D.
st SAM. LIVENGOOD.
Mr.. Rice came from Sioux City the
last Of the week and joined his wife,
who had been visiting &c. few days
at the home Of her mather, Mrs
Frank Pillar Thsy returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Hathaway of Beach, N. D.,
stopped off here the fore part of the
week, while on his way to ais former
home in lowe, and visited at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. J. H.
Mitchell.
We have good line Of Red Cedar
Split Posts that we are Offering at u
reduction. Hog Waterers and Fsed-
: ers 20 per cent off. North Dakota
Btiquetts at $500.
F. H. CARPENTER LBR. co.
] We neglected to mention last week
, that Sam Welk has purchased the
J City Bakery from his brother. Ed
ward Welk, and took possession the
, first of the month. Sam had some
experience as mess sergeant while in
the service. and will be able to sue.
eessfully cater to the public appetite.
, A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Shubert, year and half old,
died at their home two miles north
west of town last Saturday evening
v of pneumonia. Funeral was held at
the home on Tuesday, conducted by
r Rev. Geo. link.
\ Mr.. Jacob Schweinforth died at hit
home near Blaha last Thursday even.
o ing from pneumonia hemorrhege. He
was sc years 10 months and 20 days
old at the time Of his death. Mr..
SchWeinforth was one of the earl,
i settlers in Bon Homme county, com
!. ing here from South Russia. For {
time be, in company with MIR. Mich
olas JunRmann, were employed on {
freight boat running up the Missouri
river from Yankton, and had som,
q interesting experiences with the In
l. dams along the river. who at tina
> time were none too friendly Eel
;. loving these experiences he iocatet
D. on homestead near Blsha, which
has since been his home. The funsr