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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-09-02
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EQUAL JUSTICE

"Let US give to every man and wo
man in this country an equal and ex-
act justice. Let us frown down those
who would enkindle the fires of hate;
let each man believe that others are
striving to give the greatest good to
the greatest numbers, to give peace
and prosperity and happiness to the
greatest number of our people
upon these great pillars of Amer
ican society rests this great republic
equality of right, community of in
terest and reciprocity of duty Riches
and honor and length of days will
mark the nation that rests upon that
imperishable basis"
M "a "a N "a
Are you going to take the wife and
kiddies out to the big doin's Monday,
or are you going to be selfish and just
go out by your lonesome?
~ ~ - ~ -
With Bacon and Popp and Ballett
on the committee, we should worry
about our lunch and refreshments and
dancing Monday at the fairgrounds.
n ~ A ~ ~
How many tickets have you dispos-
ed of? Got your neighbor yet?
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-09-02

sponded most generously with their
donations, also the different local
unions visited have donated money to
make this the largest and best feature
of the Labor Day picnic. The dele
gates to the 18th convention Of the
International Woman's Union Label
League at Hannibal, MISSOURI, re-
ported that convention was complete
success, and Mrs. Edith Vaughn was
elected second vice president of the
International League.
After the business meeting, lunch
and refreshments were enjoyed by
those who attended the meeting, and
a most enjoyable time was had. Sun
day, September 4th, was the day set
to arrange the country store, and all
members are requested to be there.
STATE UNIONS TO
MEET
Grand Rapids, Mich.-The annual
convention of the Michigan State
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-09-02
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EMPLOYERS SING OLD
WHINE

Washington n-Testifying before the
senate committee that is investigating
the Mingo county lockout, coal own
ers' representatives assured the COM
mittee that the trouble is caused by
union coal owners in Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois and western Pennsylvania.
According to the West Virginia coal
owners, their rivals to the north are
jealous of the peace and harmony that
existed between employers and en-
ployed in the mountain state and have
ordered the union to stir up trouble.
AS result Baldwin Feltz detectives
are necessary to protect property and
their free and independent workers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-09-02

The Loafer hasn't done Lick of
Work since the famous :'WOrk or
Fight" order, when he shouldered
Dinner-bucket and rallied to the Ship
yards. The Loafer was just naturally
Born Tired and he's still Holding his
Own. Besides that, He makes Every
body Else tired
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO OUR READERS

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
WELL KNOWN
CITIZEN DIES

After an illness extending over .
period OF many years, August Her
mann died of consumption at his
home Monday afternoon. March %.
at 1 :15, at the age Of 43 years. 10
months and 10 dyas.
Mr.. Hermann has been sick with
consumption for many years and has
at one time moved to Montana to
recuperate bis health. Upon his
return, he grew steadily worse and
during the last few months he wa
continuously confined to bis bed.
Mr.. Hermann was born on May 10,
1877 in Yankton county and was
married on June 8, 1892 to Theresa
Schmelxle. To this union were born
two children. one daughter. Angie,
and one son. Ralph. The family has
lived in this city continuously since
1909. except in 1913. when they
lived in Sulphur Springs, Mont.
Besides his wife and two children.
MIR. Hermann is also survived by his
aged mother.
The funeral services. conducted by
Rev. H. Treick, were held at the
German Reform church, Wednesday
afternoon, and interment was made
at the Rosahill cemetarY.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
Notice of Sale of Waterwork
Bonds

Notice is hereby given that bids will
received at the City Council room Il
in the City of Scotland, South lakot;
until seven O'Clock on the 9th day I,
April, 1921, for The purchase Of wateI
works bonds of said City of Scotland
South Dakota described generality d
follows:
Amount of Issue: $40, 100000.
Denomination of Bonds: $1,000 d
each.
Date of Issue: April 18th, 1921,
Date of Maturity: April 15t1
1871. -.
Interest Rate: per cent, payab|
semi-anDually
Law: South Dakota Revisd
Code, 1919, Title 6, Part s, Chapt(
10, Article !, and Acts amendatolI
thereof.
Bids must be without condition an
be accompanied by certified check
10 per cent Of the amount thereo
payable to the City Treasurer to
forfeited to the City in the event q
successful bidder fails to take and I'D
for the bonds in accordance with Il
| terms nf his bid.
The City reserves the right to reid
any and all bids.
BY order of the City Council.
Dated this 14th day of March, 19d
VIM. F. HANSFN,
(seal) City Auditorl
| HAT
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31

Mrs. Joseph Becker submitted to
an operation at tha hospital at Yank
ton, Saturday. Although the casa was
serious one, Mrs. Becker il doing
we'll according to the latest reports.
Mrs. Pete Setter and Little daugh-
ter of Tyndali were in Scotland Tues
day enroute for their home at Gsttys-
burg. While here they called on old
acquaintance.
Maj. o W. Coursey of Mitchell
stopped l., Scotland for few hours
on Monday on his way to the Rosstad
country, where the Major 10 to dsliver
several addresses.
Misses Lena Kost and Sarah Korb
are home for weeks vacation from
Aberdeen, where they are attending
the Northern Normal and Industrial
school.
Mrs Ed E. Dufak of Sioux City
Iowa. visited here the week with he
parents Mr.. and Mr. james Noval
and other relatives and her many OLE
friends.
Mrs. Anton Chastka, who has beer
expanding several days with her moth
er, Mrs. Janda, in this city, fef
Monday for her home in Tyndall.
Don't forget the date Tuesda.
April S, an Optometieh of the Tyn
dali Optical Co will be at the hote
in Scotland to do optical work
Rev. MIR. Schurr of Parkston wa
in Scotland Monday.
Henry Diekhaut went to Lester
vile Monday. He returned Tuesday
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31

The Vurm post of the American
Legion will give dance Friday night
April l. at the Opera House. The
Christensen Onrchestra has te.n
engaged to furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Bender and
children, who have been Visiting at
the homs of DR.. G. Landmap, left
Monday for their home IN Sutton,
Neb.
John Pekas and VIM. Dickhaut
went to Lesterville Tuesday to get
the car which they were forced to
leave there on Saturday on account Of
the rain.
Mis-. Rose Eberle, who is working
in Sioux City, spent few days at
the home of her parents, north Of
Scotland, during the Easter holidays
The ladies of the Eplscopalian
Church will give food sale at
Brown & Duniey's hardware store on
Saturday, April 2, at 200 p. m.
Mrs A. A. Waltner of Freeman,
who has been visiting at the A. D.
Wipf home. returned to her home,
Tuesday.
Paul Landman came mp from Yer
million Friday to spend the Easter
vacation with home folK'.
= If in doubt about your eyes consult
us at the hotel in Scotland Tuesday
April S. Tyndall Optical Co.
MIR. Ulmer of Memo visited at thu
David Kost homs Friday.
Frank Statler went to Sioux City
Saturday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31

A modified system Of student gov
eminent has been adopted in Miss
Wicks' section Of the Fifth grade.
So far it has worked very we'll.
We had last Fridav off. w. want
to thank the board for the day. Ev-
eryone enjoyed it very much.
Miss Kustes was showed in at her
home at Mt. Vernon and did not get
back until Monday noon. Anna Hajek
taught her room Monday morning.
Miss Bergeson's sister, Leota.. vis-
tied with Miss Bsrgeson during her
vacation. She is q freshman at Morn
ingside college.
Miss Ruth Wicks visited school
Monday afternoon. She is q student
at the university of South Dakota.
Charles Hanna visited school Mon
day morning He is sophomore at
Yankton college this year.
Somebody's alaen clock failed to
60 Off last Tuesday morning.
Wa have examinations next week.
This is the second six weeks period Of
this semester.
Civics class was disappointed last
week in not getting to 60 to Tynaall
to visit court.
Miss Jones spent the week end q,
har home in Springfield
Miss Berry went to Tyndall fol
Easter.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
AND. COUNTY, D.. THURSDAY, MARCH 81 1921
SCHOOL NOTES :

Two new pupils entered the second
grade last week. They are Leo Stahl
and Vivian Tirhe.
The Eighth grade have finished
their physiology and are beginning
their review. They have also finished
their civics.
Alex Schmidt entered the Seventh
grade the past week.
Georgia Palmer left the Fifth
grade last week. She has gone 10
Ohio
Mrs. Zimmerman visited the First
Grade Monday afternoon.
Marvin Hall, Emanuel Schmidt
and Clara Schmidt entered the First
grade last week.
The Easter decorations in the rooms
were very good. The grades Teachers
nave had good decorations all year.
The Third grade had q party in the
gym last Thursday afternoon.
The Sixth grade are working out
the story Of Rip Van Wrinkle in the
form of play and will dramatize it
in the near future.
Both divisions of the Fifth grade
are busy this week making product
maps of Asia.
Miss Marshall spent the week end
in Sioux City, visiting relatives.
Miss Ruth Wicks visited the Fifth
! grade Monday afternoon.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
Observation-Disclosures
CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST CHURCH.
j. w. Zerbe, Pastor.

The Easter services at the Mstho-
dist church were very successful
Eight new members were received.
making SO during the present pastor
ate. The services in every way were
encouraging. The program of the
children during the Sunday School
hour was appreciated by all. The
Sunday School offering broke all rec
o.ds. The True H!se cls.. a. d.-
feated in the conest with the teen age
girls and SO il any Of the teen age
boys are not looking the most pleas.
ant please. remember that they are
just bracing themselves for nov. con
test. The reception for the new
members recsived on last Sunday and
those seven or eight families received
since the former reception will be
held, next Friday eve April / at 8 p.
m. Every member and friend Of the
church IL invited. Good program and
EATS and fine time are promised
by the committees making the plans.
Scotland Methodist church il max .
ing itself felt in the inter-city Sum
day School contest. The only Sunday
School on. Of the eight cities that has
maintained steady growth for five
consecutive SUNDAYS. Whenever you
pass the plums around you will have
to hand some of them to Scotland.
That is the way the place has of do
ing things.
Sunday School 11:3O. The ten
classes aresgrowing. If you are not
going anywhere Sunday School
that does things invites you. Junior
League 8 100 pm The League has
now been organized by Mrs Cora
Moose for real Juninr Work ss the
supplies have come.
Mothers Day May and Child.
ren's Dav progrsm in June are in the
minds # the respective committees.
You may expect the prcgrams to
measure up with the best.
Mrs. Walter Williams will SPEAK
at the church Tuesday eve April 10
You will not want to miss hearing
this taleate woman.
A fine Cradle Roll Program is be
ing prepared for the near future. YOU
will make plans to be there.
Miss Benedict. one of the bes
speakers in the field for the w. H
M. S. will be here in the near future
Morning Worship 1890 You will
like the atmosphere Of the Home Lik,
church.
Epworth League TOO pm. M
Bertha FIdIer. leader Every m smbel
and Officer is expected.
| Evening Message 7:3O. Every on
is welcome.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
NOTICE

Pursuant to orders from the 81
Council of the City Of Scotland, Sou
Dakota, all parties are hereby Motif
that all alleys abntting their respe
i've properties in said City must !
Inediateiy be cleaned Of all rubbil
manure, ashes and other filth.
WM. f. HANSEN, City Auditor
47-2t 5a
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
Fom the Tyndal Register.

-
The State Truant officer hiss been
in the county looking up those child
rem that have not been attending
school There were eight or nine par
ents brought before the judge and
three of them were fined $18 so each
and the balance were continued. The
parents that have not been allowing
their children to attend school should
remember that there is q fine for not
DOING 30.
Sheriff Tuinnstra nd Depuy Treiber
took ]. B. King and Kolwalski to
Sioux Fails this morning. King gets
two years and Kowalski got from one
to ten years.
At q meeting of the s. .. Game AMI
Fish Protection Association of Bon
Homme Co. q resolution was passed
asking that in az much as the this
year was 80 much earlier that the
people be allowed to fish in Lake An.
des tho first Of May instead Of the
arst Of Juns. There 10 plenty Of Oct
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

There will be preaching services in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Morning Services at 1890 Sunday
School At LAS. Y. P. SC E. at
700 and Evening service at 7:45.
Rev. w. S. In,ley of Alexandria will
occupy the pulpit.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
FROM OUR EXCHANGES
From the TyudalI Tribune.

From the Tyudall Tribune.
Sheriff D. A. Tuinstra returned on
SATURDAY. evening from Kansas City
with George Hstwan. charged with
with grand larceny. At the time of
his arrest HatwaD was taking treat.
ment in . sanitarium. He did not
resist arrest and returned to South
Dakota without extradition papers.
Wednesday afternoon he waved pre-.
liminary hearing and was bound over
to the circuit court to answer the
charge of stealing hogs from tire
Mennonites He has employed Atty
G. M. Caster. of Lake Andes, to de
fend him. J.dge F. D. Wicks. Of
Scotland, will assist States Attor-
nsys c, c. Pickett in the further
prosecution of what are commonly
known as the hog thief cases.
Rev. and Mrs Lloyd H. Rising
have been called upon to mourn the
death of their two months old son.
Lloyd, Jr. The little fellow became
ill last Thursday. but his condition
was not considered alarming until
Saturday. He passed away that eveL
ing Funeral services conducted by A.
C. Warner of Springfield. were held
Sunday afteroonn.
The high school debating team won
the decision over the Canton team Tus
day evening. But two teams a-s now
left in this district and these will
meet to determine the district cham
p,onship in the near future. The
Tyndall TEEN Tuesday evening was
composed of Clifford King, Howar
McBurney and Lawrence Newmark.
Ser & Kiehlbauch have sold their
farm implement business to Mr.
Thompson, from Ipwsich. S. D,
The deal was closed while the gentle
men were in Ipswich last week. W.
have not learned Mr. Serr ard Kiehl
bauch intends to do in the future bu
we trust they will not leave Tyndall
Miss Freida Workman. who tangh
in the Tyndall schools for severa
years, has been the guest of Mrs
VIM. Thompson for several days tn
past week. Miss Workman is teach
ing in Sioux Falls this year.
Mre. Janda. Of Scotland. has bee
visiting at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Anton Chastka the past week.
John KeieIeber has sold his bungs
low in the west part Ct town to c. {
Pickett.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
IN Sc
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Motto -: For God and Home
Evary Land.

Motto: For God and Home
Every Land.
There will Be . mestina, 81 the
G. 7. U. second district 0flleeFs
scotland, Saturday, April 9, e. 3
for the District Convention VI
will be held at Armour. the lat
May visitors from the follow
counties are expected: Bon Hound
Hutchinson. Douglas, md Char
Mix.
a very interesting atd itstsaeti
w. T. G. U meeting was held
Mrs. Cora Moore's last Tuesday u
Mug. Il was decided to hold 4 ia
Sals on Saturday April 8. Tha ns
re gular meeting will be April IL.
One has grown quite accustomed
having women serve as membera
the state legislatures. but it IL
yet an unusual thipg TO have . wom]|
Iofficiate as chaplain Of q law makil
lbady. The North Dakota legislatu,
at it's recent session. on one occasit
hono.ed itself by inviting Mys. Eli
abeth Pres ton Anderson. nation
assistant recording secretary. i,
president Of the North Dakota w.
T. u, to act IN that capacity. v
venture to say thst never had th,
listened to q more inspiring or her
dictory petition than that voiced I
our beloved comra e Of the white III
hon. now licensed preacher who's
record a. champ ion of right and
fearless opponent of the wrong
we'll known.
1 Tn. bill to establish eine
standard TO govern sex crimes
Iowa passed the house Of the Ioy
leg lature March II, 60 to 6, 81
Chicago Tribune. It was drafted
by the state W CT U. and introduc
by Representative Maybe of Palo al
county. The bill raist, age Of conse
| from Is to IL, years. ana aIp,ies ue
4 altiessequaliy to men and women 70
! victed
! Lady Henry somersst, wal
famous worker for temperance. ii
in England March: II Sh- was
one time president Of the Worll
Woman's Christian Temrerar
Union.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31

ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
. Professor A. P. Larabee of Yankton
will conduct services at the St. And
rews Episcopal church next Sunday
morning at 1890.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31


William Neu'n ister, vho has bee,
employ ed as waiter in the Para
mount cafe, resigned his position aEt
will spend the summer working at hi
trade as a carpenter. He will b,
succeeded by Ernest Mueller, VIII,
will done the white apron Friday,
Mr.. Neumeister will he missed by til,
by patrons of the Paramount. Will
whom he was deaarvedly popular.
We tit glasses to suit the wearer,
We fit them perfectly to correc
errors of vision and give you comfor
as well as relief Call ON Us at thu
hotel in Scotland Tuesday April s.
Tyndall Optical Co.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
FARM BUREAU NOTES

OF leGtcf from tn0 0OUtu OakOt6
Retail Implement Dealers association
in which the farmers are urged to
secure their harvesting and threshing
repairs earlv. The manufacturers
STATE that they never sent out 90
many repairs az they have this spr:ng.
1t will 10 the same when harvest
time comes. If not more SO. Harvest
won't wait: get the repairs early.
The farm machinery or implement
you buy may be made right here in
the vest. perhaps with coal and iron
mined in your state. But its manu-.
facturer has to add to your price
tax on each ton of steel equal to the
freight on it from Pittsburgh to his
factory. The Federal Trade commits
sion. two to three, upholds this injus.
tice Of Pittsburgh plus. but re.
hearing has been granted. Join the
Farm Bureau and keep up the fight.
The Farm Bureau is maintaining
a seed, live stock and labor exchange
which is for tina benefit Of the farm
ers of Bon Homme county. During tie
past few weeks a number of farmers
have listed their wants with the bu-
reau and the office has been eorced to
60 outside the county in order to fill
the same. If you have seed wheat,
oats or corn for sale kindly list the
same with the Farm Bureau at once.
Owing to the fact that it is impos.
sible for the Farm Bureau to secure
the services Of stenographer or
clerk at this time. the executive
board has set aside Wednesday and
Saturday as office days.
The Minnesota Farm Bureau feder-
ton has launched a campaign to. or
ganize blue sky committees in every
county in the state. These commit.
tees, made up through the County
farm bureaus. will constitute board
of inquiry to which any citizen may
come for advice as to the merits of
| any promotion scheme in which he is
asked to invest. Officials of the Min
! nesota bureau state that if tie county
bureaus will just keep down the pro-
motion schemes that prey upon the
farmer they will earn their cost OF
maintenance twenty time. every yee..
South Dakota farm bureau fedora.
ton has just complied data on the
farm labor conditions OF tho state.
The information was secured through
individual reports coming from TWEEN
ty county farm bureaus. Judging
from the report, which is on file al
the local Bureau, the average farm
wage in South Dakota is between $50
and $35 per month.
| From Salt Lake City comes wore
that the Sugar Beet committee of tn
Utah state farm bureau saved So,
900, 900 for the beet growers of tina
state in negotiating SIS. 600, OO'
contract for the 1921 sugar beet crop
The executive board of the Farm
Bureau met on Wednesday evening o
this week. Project work and plan
, for the county wide mems corn grow
ing contest were the matters take
up
: Thomas E, Campbell. governor q
Arizona. has joined the farm bureau
The first six days Of the campaign
that state Melted 1000 members {
n $40 each.
: The bankers Of Texas have endor,
q ed the million bale cotton pool
! which is being put over by the Tex,
h farm bureau.
e Do you know what it costs to gro
bushel of corn!
in Lake Andes and the way the is
ermen think it would do no harm
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31
Not In Scotland

Our Office boy Gays that since his
experience of running afoul of some
fellows that had evidently been indul-
ging in some home brew. there isn't
a person living that could get any of
that stuff down his throat on bet.
The antics of those particular chaps
pa:took more of the nature of the
missing link than of human be-
ings. Exchange
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31

Nathaniel Winter of Parkston
transacted business in Scotland, Sat
urday
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31

Eggs for Matching. Barred Ply
mouth Rock chickens of the Thompson
strain Five dollars per hundred.
49-3t w. j. Gibbon.
F. D. Wicks made = thip to Free.
man Tuestsy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31

From the Hutchinson Herald
The Scotland Citizen Republics
came out with new make.np on tn
front page last week.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-31

in Lake Andes and the way the Ssh.
ermen think it would do no harm to
fish earlier.