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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-02-17
Public School Notes.

There will be a grade program
In the School Auditorium next
Tuesday in honor of Washing
tons birthday. The teachers
have arranged an interesting pro
gram from the grade children
and in addition to this there will
be four reel presentation CT
"The Wizard of Or" with the
motion picture machine. All the
parents and patrons of the dis
trict are cordially invited to at
tend.
The basketball team has set
tied down to three weeks OF
3.aady work preparing for the
lrnament at Lewiston which
will be held on the 11th and 18th
of March. Nezperce finished
second last year and with the
same entries as this season, with
the exception of Lapwai. The To-
cal boys are looking forward
with enthusiasm to the big event.
Attendance is quite irregular
this week ON account of a prevail
ence of colds.
The grade boys and those of
the High School who are not
quite large enough to try out for
the regular team have taken up
basketball in place of indoor
baseball and are taking daily
workouts in the gymnasium un-
der the supervision of members
of the High School team.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-02-17
School Board Appoint Teachers
Feb. %.

The board Of directors Of the
Nezperce Public Schools will
meet on the evening Of Monday,
%, when appointment Of teach
ers for the coming shool year will
be made. It is desired by the
board that any patrons Of the
school who might have any sug-
gestions to make in this connec-
ton, be present at that meeting
and give expression to their
ideas.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-02-17

B. H. Smith, the income tax ex-
pert will be at the court house in
this city until Friday night,
when he will go to Craigmont
and remain over Saturday and
Sunday. He will go thence to
Orofino to remain four days. See
him if you need any information
about making out your income
tax report.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-02-17
WooDMEN MINSTREL
GOES OVER BIG.
Crowded House Enjoys Home
Talent Production at Tenn
pie Last Friday Night
and Pays $148 for
the Fun.

Can a minstrel show be sue.
cessfully produced by the talenf
available in your country town
1t can-in this town, anyway
This question was tried out and :
very favorable verdict was rem
derel by a jury of some 300 men
women and children in the Tenn
pie Theatre here last Friday
night, when cast of fifteen men
and one woman all NezpercerS
gave a very complete minstrel
program as a benefit for the To-
cal camp Of Woodmen of the
World.
This program was given in the
following arrangement, and tho
the practice and preparation had
been brief, it was put over with
out hitch and with the required
speed and snappiness to make it
effective:
Opening chorus, popular med
ley, entire company.
Solo, "I Gave Her That, = Per.
cy Mckenzie.
Solo, "The Moon Shines on the
Moonshine," A. B. McCready.
lQuartette, Kentucky Babe, !"
w. O. w. Quartette.
Solo, Everybody Wants the
Key to My Cellar" j. r. Hughes.
Solo "A1cOhOlic Blues. - III. r.
Hilbourne.
Closing Chorus, tSwanee, !"
entire company.
Olio.
Sketch, cover the River Char
ley," Percy Mckenzie, Mike
O'Connor and j. Glenn Miller.
Soft shoe and fancy. dincing,
Mike O'Connor, Percy Mckenzie.
Chalk Talk Vaudeville, I'll. R.
Hilbourne.
Closing chorus, "Boo La Boo" ,"
entire company.
Cast.
Interlocutor, w. P. Conger.
Chorus-Tenors: E. L. Schnell,
j. Glen Miller. Norbert Medved,
Alvin Caldwell. Basses: VIM.
Doggett, L.. j. Rowe, I'll. M. Dunn
NIT, r. H. Y. Moser.
End men@Tambourines: j. r.
Hughes, H. R. Hilbourne, Percy
Mckenzie. Bones: Roy Thonp-
son, Mike O'Connor, A. B. Nc
Cready.
Staff-Musical director, III. R.
Hilbourne; musician, Mrs. L. E.
Hyde; master Of properties, Art.
Keith; head usher, L. E. Hyde,
ticket man, Roy Walters; door
man, Alva McLanahan.
AS director of the show, Harry
r. Hilbourne is entitled to great
credit for the success attained,
for he was untiring in his efforts
TO bring out the detail, and the
general arrangement fell princi-
pally on his shoulders. Mike
O'Connor and Percy Mckenzie
were the star performers, but
they were well supported by the
whole black-face cast Mrs.
Hyde deserves especial mention
for her excellent service at the
piano, for it was by her clever
that the musical
numbers went through with a re-
SmOOthneSS.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-02-17
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THE COUNTY SCHOOLS


A community dinner and pro-
gram were given last Friday by
the pupils and patrons of the
Cold Springs district in honor of
Abraham Lincoln. In the fore
noon an appreciated program
was rendered by the pupils of the
school, assisted by some of the
grownups, who furnished some
excellent music. This was follow
ed by a sumptuous dinner. The
afternoon was spent in visiting,
and playing games. and was so
much enjoyed that everyone was
loathe to go home when home
time came. The Cold Springs
district is not letting any grass
grow under its feet. A Sunday
school has been organized, and
from all reports, has been a big
success thus far.
\ The trustees of Lewis county
will meet in conference at the
Fraternal Hall in Nezperce on
Thursday, February "a. Most of
the time will be devoted to round
table discussions of important
school problems, among which
will be the adoption of a uniform
salary scale for teachers for the
next school year. Special ses-
sions will be held for trustees of
districts maintaining high
schools, for the purpose of dis
cussing expense of maintenance,
and problems in arranging curri-
culums. The growth of interest
in our schools, manifested by
trustees and patrons, points to-
ward large attendance at this
conference, which will be one of
unusual interest.
The regular meeting of the lit
erary of the Jarnagin district,
held last Friday. was very large
ly attended, and a good program
was rendered.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-02-17

At Tuesdays session of the
county commissioners Miss Ber-
tina Schafer was appointed Off
cial stenographer for Lewis coun-
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
BON H0M IN FARM
BUREAU NOTES I s
Board Of Directors Laying Plans
For Busy Year-Will Compile
County Stock Breeders
Directory

On THURSDAY evening "AdlS1A
10, the board of directors Of the
Farm Bureau held their. monthly
business session. The directors
attending the meeting were a. c.
Madole of Bon Homnle, presi-
dent; Y. Conklin, Tyndall; Ed
ward Holman, Springfeld; Den
mis- Murphy, Tyndall and clar-
ence Wickens of Avon. Mr. Ben
B. Lawshe, state organizer OF
the South Dakota Farm Bureau
Federation, was present at the
the meeting and spoke at length
on the work of the state and nat
ional federations. The MEM
bers of the board were unanl-
nous in their expression that
Bon Homne county should take
immediate steps leading to an at
fliation with the state and nat
ioual farm bureau Federations.
The business matters Of the
evening consisted of a discussion
of program of work Tor the
bureau for the present year ana
it was tentatively agreed tnatz
the local bureau should limit Its
project work to four major under
takings, namely: Organization
Crop Improvement, Livestock
Improvement and the installation
and maintenance of a Labor
Seed and Live Stock exchange.
An explanation of the projects
will be made later through meet
ings and through the press, ard
farmers who are interested IN
seeing certain phases OF work IN
stituted in the county are asked
to communicate with the county
agent or board member.
The farm bureau is planning
to compile a directory OF the
nure bred stock breeders of Bon
Homme county. This directory
will be utilized in the Livestock
exchange, and individual breed
ers will gain considerable value
therefrom. 1t will also be used
to advertise Bon Homme county
and to further the purebred bust
ness in general. Farmers pro-
ducing purebreds should register
with the bureau at once,
w. S. Hill, president of the
South Dakota Farm Bureau ted
cation has been appointed by
President ]. R. Howard OF the
National federation as director OF
the farmers corn gift project in
this state. He has sent to the
county fam bureau complete IN
structions for handling the prof.
ect locally and the necessary
blanks for request for railroad
cars. Indications are that South
Dakota farmers will make the
more eastern states realize that
the "Suushine State" is IN the
heart of the corn belt. A report
from the Office of Carl S. Vroo'
man, director of the American
Farm Bureau federation gltt-corr
relief, states that the farmers o.
Ohio have set aside one day
known as State Corn Day, a
which time the Buckeye farmer
will shell and load their entlr'
ouota-half million bushels-re
curing $50 cars.
The board of directors of TIL
Bon Homne county bureau ar
planning: to have, a representa-
ton at the meeting called by tn
National Farmers Grain Mark
citing committee of II resreseuta
tives of South Dakota farm OF
ganizatations to be held at til
Carpenter hotel in Sioux Fall
on March %. The purpose G
the meeting is to select delegate
from South Dakota farm organ:
zations to attend a conference
-. Al 4 e. 41.a ~>,,,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO OUR READERS


The management of the Citizen Re
publican wishes to have subscript ion
accounts brought up to date. Sui
scribers. whose payments are in ar
rears. are requested to attend to this
matter at their earliest conveniece.
Those not able to make personal
settlement may remit check for the
amount due. It is very imperative
to have these accounts settled at an
early date. and persona making Fay
ments without being individually sol
iclted would confer,a favor upon the
management which would be apprecia-
ted. Checks RENTED by mail should
be made payable either to the Citizen
Republican or to A. r. Kayser.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
SOUTH Dakota BEE
MEN IN CONVENTION

At the annual meeting Of this South
Dakota Bee keepers association held
at Nermillion. last week. o. G. Bort.
on of this city VAS elected vice pref.
dert of the association. The aession
ahich lasted for two DAYS was the
most successful ever held. 1t was
q cided to urge the n-xt Legislature
to provide an appropriation to c.eate
bee department at he State College
at Brookings.
Besides Mr.. Borton, the other off
GERS elected are: Earnest W Fox of
Fruitdale, president. and "rof c
Tjaden of the University. secretary
treasurer. The next meeting place
is to be selected at a later date.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
SCHOOL NOIsES :


Angie Hermann. substituted ia
the Third grade on Wednesday
of last week. Miss Kast was
somewhat under the: weather. s
The various games Of marbles
have been disposed Of with few
days due to the return of few
snow fakes.
Alice Fiala, a former student,
and Amy Brown Of 20 visited
school Monday morning.
Don't forget the program Fri
day night, March IS, at the High
school assembly by the First and
Second grades. The receipts go
to the Athletic association. Come
bring friend.
The teachers certainly s'took
to the woods" for the week end.
Miss Marshall and Miss Berge-
son went to Sioux City, Miss
Jones and Miss Berry were in
Tyndall Miss Kustes went to
Mouut Vernon, Miss Hague to
Mitchell and Miss Brown amp
Miss Barth to Yankton.
A much needed improvement
was made. in the high school as.
sembly room when the platform
was enlarged ast.Saturday. Now
person can stand on it and not
have to spend most of the time
worrying about falling off.
The Junior class entertained
the. Freshmen at Hard Time
party last Saturday night. The
affair was pulled off" in the
high school gym. Everyone, who
attended was costumed to lit the
occasion. The first course Of the
feed that was handed out by the
Third Year class members was
also in keeping witt, the occasion
Various games were INDUCED in
by the ''hard timers" so as to
keep their minds free from worry.
In these events all took an active
part, SO as to keep warmA and
work up an appetite. In spite of
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
SOUTH DAKOTA MAN
MAY GO TO MEXICO

Washington. D. c. - Willis c
Cook of Sioux Falls, Naticnsl Re
publican committeeman from South
nexc.s. mag 10 appointed smDassad:
or to Mexico. it is said in official
circles here. Mr.. Cook has been at
the capital for several days and The
members of Congress from South Da-
kota have waited upon the President
sseking Mr.. Cooks appointment
The ministership of Columbia has
also been mentioned as possible po-
sition for Mr. Cook although the Mex.
ica' post is preferable to him.
Mr. Cook was formerly editor of
the Sioux Falls Press.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
Parker, and Alexandra 10 producing
good results. Each Of these cities
report increased attendances. Last
Sunday. Scotland took the fifth place.

A program will be given By the
Boys band and the Civic League %
Tuesday evening March %. The pro.
ceeds are to be donated 10 the Bay 8
band. Everybody shonld make ~ !
point TO- attend this program anl
thereby Indicate their interest fur the
Boys band. Particulars Of the pru-,
gram will be given in next wsek's
edition. t.f s5
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17

the fact that. the lunch started
out kind Of hard it ended up in a
different way and everyone left
with sweet tooth filled to the
bti,n.
Theodore Bender and Terry
Sadler of the Trip High school
visited High school on Thursday
Of last. week.
ST S. Don't forget the program + RI
day night, March 18. in the
High school assembly.
Edo you know
How many students. are enfoll-
In High school?
How many students are en-
rolled in the Scotland schools?
Who the officers of your class
are?
Whether Curriculum" is GER
tain jazz baud or something con-
1ected with school?
How many weeks of school
there are left?
How many credits you have?
How many will graduate from
S. H. s.. this spring?
That in college paper dated
1913 funk was defined as a
forced confession of an empty
head?
Why you are going to school?
What the dictionary is for!
Don't forget the program in
the Assembly Friday night.
Miss Berry went meTuesday
to be present at reunion. Ser
trnde Baker substituted for her.
q The civics class is planning on
visiting court at Tyndalf tsea,,e
day next week. @
The shorthand class is trans
lating the Legend of Sleepy
Hollow" from shorthand into
English. They are enjoying it
very wuch. The class. has been
taking speed tests the past week.
They are showing remarkable
progress.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
CHURCH NOTES
llIlIllIIIllIIilIlllNlaiuuIII itiIliiII,IlilllIII
METHODIST CHURCH.
]. w. Zerbe. Pastor. !

Ma ~ ASNns
]. W. Zerbe. Pastor.
Decision Day Message 1880. TIE
best Of music. Fine social spirit.
Sunday School 1870 The Sunday
School classes are starting with ]. Z
vim. Armour. Parker. Yankton,
Scotland, Wagner and Geddes are do
ing fine work.
Junior league 8 80. The interest
increases. !.
Epworth League 7:3O. The pastor
is leader. One of the best sessions
If the year was led by Mary Cssa
last Sunday.
Palm Sunday Message 1880. The
home like church invites you.
Prayer meeting and choir practice
Wednesday evenings. The choir 10
doing fine and the prayer meeting is
increasing.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets at
the home of Mrs. D. w. Chamberlain
on Saturday, March l9. at 3 100 p. m.
Every member 10 expected.
InRathe1ing Sunday, March Fl.
You and your friends are expected to
ally themselves with the great organ
izatiun in the community. You ought
not to disarpoipt your friends and
more especially their Master.
Eastar program at the Sunday
school hour on March 81 Easter
bratoriu Easter evening Careful
critics are saying the best prog
lam ever prepared. Easter Supper
Saturday. evening. March 10. AL
Scotland gaes. II you are NIT attend
ing services next Sunday. March 20.
would be an ideal time te begin the
aplendid habit.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
THIS STA Ill
HELP NEAR EAST
Governor McMaster Asks People
Of South Dakota 70 Do Their
Part in Saving Children
From Starvation 81

Mitchell, South Dakota, March
II. Official endorsement Of tile.
Lenten Sacrifice collection Of tie.
Ne. r Iasst 4 Relief has been given
by Governor w. III. McMaster,
who has issued proclamation
designating Holy Week march
20 to 28) as Sacrifcial Relief
Week in South Dakota and urg-
ing all of the people 81 the state.
to make some self-denial SO that
the $4,000 needed to make up
the states share of the. national
offering may be raised.
Organizations have been per-
fected i'll all counties to present
this appeal. Mrs. Grace Reed
Porter of Mitchell is state direct
or. Give up something to feed
a starving child, will he TIE slo-
gan for the week.
The governors proclamation
reads as follows:
Whereas, from Cunstantinople
to. Bagdad and from Port Said to
Baku children are starving and
refugees by thousands are asking
aid, more than one hundred and
ten thousand children being
wholly dependent upon outside
sources for the necessities of life
and more than five hundred thou
sand refugees in destitute cir
cumstances; aud iii view of these
most distressful conditions, Col,-
g;ress on the Sixth day of Au.-.
ust, 1915, authorized the Near
East reiief 10 provide afd tut
these people, and the legislatures
LOT Soutl, Dakota. on the eighth,
day of February, 1921, passed
concurrent resolution endorsing
benevolence and heartily COM
nending it to the people
of South Dakota; and i this
state has been apportioned tif-
teen hundred dependent chill
dren and only six hundred have
SO far been provided for.
Now, therefore, in order that
concerted effort may be made to
care for the full number allotted
to rs, hereby designate the
week Of March 20 to % as Sacri-
fetal Relief Week and urge that
everyone make some self-deaial
during Lenten Week, to the end
that nine hundred children may
live and that such assistance may
be given to those in charge of
the campaign that South Dakota
may do her full and unstinted
part, in the cause of starving
children.
Done at the Capitol, in the city
Of Pierre, this Stl day of March,
1921,
w. H. McMASTER.
Governor.
Attest: c. A. Burkhart,
(seaD Secretary of State.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
CONGRESS TO MEET.
MONDAY, APRIL IL

Washington. D. e, April ii. was
selected as the date for the special
session Of the Sixty.Seventh Congress
to convene, which will be the first
held under the Harding administra-
ton Several important matters,
including the declaration Of peace
with Germany are to be disposed at
this special session
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
Notice of Sale of Waterworks
Bonds

Notice is hereby given that bids will
received at the City Council room ne
in the City of Scotland, South Eakota,
until seven O'Clock on the 9th day of
April, 1921, for the purchase of water.
works bonds OF said City of Scotland,
South Dakota described generally as
follows:
Amount Of Issue: 4O,OOO.O0.
Denomination of Bonds: $1,000 90
each.
Date of Issue: April 18th, 1921.
Date of Maturity: April 18th,
l94l.
Interest Rate: per cent, payable
semi-annually.
Law: South Dakota Revised
Code, 1919. Title 6, Part 8, Chapter
10, Article |, and Acts amendatory
thereof.
Bids must be without condition and
he accompanied by certified check of
10 per cent of the amount thereof,
payable to the City Treasurer, to be
forfeited to the City in the event the
successful bidder fails to take aud pay
for the bonds in accordance with the
terms Of his bid.
The City reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
| BY order of the City Council.
Dated this 14th day of March, 1921.
VIM. F. HANSEN,
/ (seal) County Auditor.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-17
Carpenter Falls IS Feet

While working on the roof Of !
barn on the Carl MnehmaI fern
Lyman Kizer fell backwards 35 feet
toSthe ground. last Saturday after.
noon.
DR. Leighton swas At once sum
moned to the place and gave medical
attention. Mr.. Kizer Sustained two
broken ribs. one on each aide, and
other internal injuries, which It was
feared may prove serious. So far,
the patient has been resting easy.