The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-03


Mrs. Sbumaker of Trip Visited
her daughter, Mrs. Rex romlason,
last Saturday.
Louis Quinn and Waiter Treick
have decided not to return to the
University for the coming samester.
Mrs, M. A. Musser returned last
Friday from visit with her 6augh-
ter in Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Kesselring of Wolsey was in
town Saturday on his wey home from
a visit a. his former home in Spring.
field.
We fit glasses to suit the wearer.
We fit them perfectly to correct er.
rors of vision and give you comfort
as well as relief. Consult us at the
hotel in Scotland Tuesday, Feb s
TYNDALL OPTICAL CO
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. We1denhacb of
He'll, N. D arrived the last of the
week and are spending a couple of
~'eeks with his father living south of
town, and other relatives near Les.
tervilIe Mr.. Weidenbach ia in the
banking business at He'll.
Senator j A. Wagner of Tabor
passed through here Monday on his
way back to Pierre The other mem.
bers of the legislature returned last
week. but Mr.. Wagner got an exten
sion of time to lonk after his banking
business for few days.
Scotland is to have show at the
Opera House once more The we'll
Known Wight Theater Co. will put
on ''The Hoosier Girl and Her irish
Hero, 4 act comedy, Wednesday,
Feb. 8. There are seven characters
in the play and music by their own
orchestra with extra VAUDEVILLE put
on betwesn the acts.
John Foley and wife returned last
week from Manitowac, Wis, where
they were called by The sickness and
death of Mrs. Foley'a sister. Mrs.
Foley had been with her sister for
several weeks, bui sha died before
Mr.. Foley arrived. The city of Man.
itowac is located on Lake Michigan,
and has one of the big ship wards of
the country There were many 8 hips
in course of construction when the
armistice was signed, and the last one
is no bsiag completed Thanks to
a big government pay roll times have
been flush there until recently when
the men we're discharged, but they
are now beginning to feel the strin
gsney Mr.. Foley says one banke
told him there had been more Gale
for money during the past two week s
than during five months previous.
Yankton Public Opinion: Claud
McKissack, electrician on the Lester
vile Electric Light plant, wa. caught
in belt last SATURDAY. evening and
was very seriously injured. Mr.. Nc.
Kisaack is said to have been in the
plant alone at the time of the acct
dent He was rendered unconscious
and was discovered by his wife. Mr..
McKissack lives just across the
street from the light plant and hit
wife heard something that sounded tc
her like an explosion. and it was
this that attracted her attention sne
led to his discovery. The latest re
/ port is to the Effect that the injured
man lies in dangerous condition.
Hog breeders will have two oppor
tunities during the next two weeks Il
! improve their herds if they will at
/ tend the sales advertised to be heldfr
4 the Scotland sale pavilion. The firs
/ ons will be a Poland China sale OF
/ February 9th, the consigners being
Phil Becker and Thos. Vey of Scot
land, and Ed Thranum & Sons ami
H Larson & Son of Memo Thil
offering will consist of 45 head o.
bred saws The other sale will b,
held on February 18th, by Earl ane
Bruce Homans in which as head O.
Duroc Jersey bred aows will be offer
ed. Both Of these offerings will con
Isist Of choice individuale. and repre-
sentiag the best blood strains of theil
respective breeds. These offering
are being made by men VIM nav
SPARED M sxpHnse or psias ia deveis
Iop.ng their herds. and purchasers
may feel confident that they are get
/ ting the best On the market.