The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-24

session of the moving picture show at
Avon, S. D., and expects to take over
the business forepart of March. By
the purchase Of this business means
that Scotland will loose another val
ued and esteemed family.
A. R. Sullivan, who has been living
on the Alex Brown farm north of
town for the last two years has NOV
ed to the VIM Bartikoski farm located
eight miles south of Scotland which is
a good sized farm so Mr.. Sullivan will
have plenty of ground to exercise his
energy.
Marshal Brown, of Springfield, was
in Scotland Thursday noon on his way
home with his son, who has been a
patient in the state home for the fee
BILE minded at Redheld, S. d. The
Young man had lung trouble and was
quite sick.
Mr.. Ed. Simantel, of near Wolsey,
S. D., arrived in Scotland and remain
ed until Tuesday noon of this week.
Mr.. F. F. Warning, of Spirit Lake,
Iowa, was in Scotland Monday night.
He went to Trip on the following
day to look after farm he owns
near that place.
Mr.. Phil Schmierer, of Sioux City,
spent latter part Of last week in Scot
land. Mr. Schmierer has been in
the Texas oil fields the greater part
of the winter and expects to return
there in a short time to look after the
interest Of his company's oil wells
which are now producing
Mrs. Margaret Thompson, sister of
Mr.. j. H. Mitchell, of north of town,
after few days visit here, departed
FOR her home in Omaha Monday noon.
Mrs. Thompson had been called to
Hartford, S. D., to attend the funeral
of her father, Mr.. Alexander Mitch
ell.
Messrs Crofutt & Kinzie living on
the Jacob Heth farm located Is miles
north, 8 miles west of Scotland; &c
miles east and miles south of Park
ston, will hold public sale on Wed
nesday, March 2, 1921. Meyers &
Meyers will cry the sale, and Mr.. ]
R. Wilson, clerk it.
Mr.. Frank Zolnowsky, of Lake
Andes, was in Scotland Thursday OF
his way home from Meckling, S. d.
near which place he had been looking
over the Steel alfalfa mill, he will
| others Of his town are contemplating
building similar mill
AS we go to press, it is learned tina
Jack the pepper was been capture
1 and arrested Wednesday night, an
this time it is believed the right per
son has been caught. The fellow wa
| spied peeking into several homes i
| the southwest part of town and chas
| ed to the Jos. Stevenson farm wher
he was caught.
! Attorney Stilwill, of Sioux City
came up from Tyndall Sunday fore
noon to take the train for home Nj
/ StilWill is the lawyer in the indian
4 Packing Co., receivership, and a fe,
weeks ago was allowed retainer
1 fee of $4,000, and for services render
| ed, $4,000. Pretty good salary fo
eight on nine months work.
Mr. Alex Brown, accompanied b
his nephew, Guy R. Brown, went t
Yankton Monday noon where the fol
mer will visit specialist. Mr. Brow
owing to illness has been confined t
| his home for several weeks suffarin
with rheumatism. He now move
about with the aid of a cane and crut
CHI
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Stever
son gave birthday party Thursda
osShiiiS, piudI u III. 1HeTe WeT
4 forty of. Vada's public school an
Sunday school friends and her teache
| Miss Hagge. A six course suppe
was served, after which the balanc
Of the evening was most pleasant
i spent in games and frolic.
| Otto Peterson shipped his. house
hold goods to Miller, S. D., Monday {
! this week. He has rented his father
| ln-law, Mr.. Jacob Pietz's farm of 2s
acres~of land near that place which ]
| stocked with Holstein cattle, horse
and hogs, and also with sufficient m;
chinery to farm with. Mr. and Mr.
Peterson expect to occupy the plae