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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs.
Frederick H. Macomber of Ellsworth,
and Prince A. Drummond of Water
VILE were married last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. George F. mcfarland,
in Bangor. Rev. Calvin M. Clark of
the Bangor theological seminary and
acting pastor of the Hammond street
Congregational church officiated.
The bride wore a gown of white
organdie and taffeta, with hat to
match, and carried bride roses and
orchids. Her maid of honor, Miss
Dorothy Day of Skowhegan, wore
green organdie with pink hat, and
carried pink sweet peas. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Lou
Use Clement of Seal Harbor, and dur
ing the ceremony the strains of 80
Promise Me" were played. The
groom was attended by brother,
Clark Drummond of Waterville.
The bride is a graduate of Coburn
classical institute, 1913, and of the
Machias normal school, 1915. The
groom is a graduate of Coburn, 1911,
and Colby college, 1915. He served
two years in Co. B, 101st engineers,
Yankee Division, eighteen months of
which was spent overseas
They will reside at &C Burleigh
street, Waterville.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-06
DOYIE-HAYNES.


The marriage of Miss Christina X.
Doyle, daughter of John E. Doyle,
and Robert H. Haynes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin H. Haynes of Ellis
worth Falls, took place last Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
rectory of st. Josephs Catholic
church. Rev. ]. A. German offici-
ated
The brides gown was of white
wolfe, and she wore white hat and
pearl ornaments, the gift of her
aunt, Mrs. Mabel Swan. She carried
a bouquet of pink Killarney roses.
The maid of honor was Miss Elleneen
Doyle, sister of the bride, who wore
orchid organdie over white, with
pink hat.
Following the ceremony there was
an informal reception at the home of
the bride. The rooms were attrac-
lively decorated with roses, peonies
and snapdragons. The bride and
groom left for honeymoon trip by
automobile through the White Noun
tains.
Both the bride and groom are
among the popular young people of
Ellsworth. The groom is a graduate
of Bowdoin college, class of 10, and
has since been taking post gradu-
ate course in Harvard. They have
the best wishes of their many friends.
DUTTON-FILLMORE.
"A simple ceremony marked the
Wedding of Miss Louise Dutton, the
author, and Parker Fillmore, who
is also writer, which took place on
the afternoon of June 80, at the
home of the bride, 1876 East Six
tenth street, New York. The Rev.
Vincent Pisek of the Jan Huss
Presbyterian church officiated. The
witnesses were Mnss Ethel M. Kel-
ley, a writer, who lived with the
bride, and j. Van Everen, an artist.
The bride attended Vassar col
lege She is member of the
Women's City club of New York,
and has contributed many stories to
the Saturday Evening Post and the
Magazine. She wrote
1.-THE Goddess Girl" and 1.-THE Wish
ing Moon"
Mr.. Fillmore is a direct descend
ant of Willard Fillmore, thirteenth
President of the United States. He
is a graduate of the University Of
class of 1901, and taught
in the Philippine Islands in the gov
eminent schools. Among his books
are 1.-THE Hickory Limb" and
"Czechslovak Fairy Tales. New
York Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-06
LOST.

LADY'S POCKET BOOK CONTAINING
keys and small change. Finder please
leave at American office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-06

LADY'S WRIST WATCH, WALTHAM
make with monogram T. d. A. Finder
please leave at Hancock House and re-
ceive reward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

IL viii take a large volume OF work make this department
and hope the housewives will take advantage this oppo
tuniy quality work low prices No bundle less than 81 80
We have also the price Dry Cleaning Mems Suits
piece SIPS pece $3.50 Cur usual high grade work goes these
prices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
Nash Car Makes
Large Reductions

C,aairE rs a distsnct s';sprlss a. ~ -
Ar the aulU.i.lii, ln laaigs vas ~ aiii,.
isr With moieg caT values b tl.c az,
,onncclnrnt u tn Nah Msscis Can.
lan Il a Swcrpsug u~ig,ii,n Ia Iaic,s
a all ns,slcls u the Nash -Four. Th,
uyc I.,.ssng.g ts,.rias car has heva ~
ssarrsl $50. makirg the new a!rc ST.
ets: tn twolaSscHrrr N0siSt.g nusS
sslls tor st.e.s. thc tarcs IGsscng,'T
eua,s sl.sls and ;hc ny, .osssnsCE
saa.sc s~lag sl.>Ss.
Th.sc arisos 81 al T. a =. Mi,wsa
Ne, AMI are estectiVe i.lgrc.A.isly.
When III. Nah i'i'r Wcn' iaie pa
dur,.0n a A.tlc Oysr s.sr aga tks
tanr.as ca vas .silsi ~ N.sss. tbs
scup, s,li for sl.s>s sad thr s.shn Grf
ss.tSS. Fum III tl,sasnt 10, car vas
mir, xiucesi ss Vslu. was unqLcS;scrt,i
an. Il wu1 immciilic tlfor With the
pu,iic.
- grsat has l.ea tae dcuana f.r
D. - eviindef c.r~ that thu Nash tac-
a, meyer has ls.n In g'sii,'n g.
0n al rs.l..rs This deuaud his steadily
tnrsyas,i with r~sUl,ant Nsiurnc m
psrdartien.
Il a.llsvs am entirely sat. In saying
that al IT. rev priv tn f"ar rsps
s.ntr l. a ltg margin tn rrai,s,
au.cmoail, value IN the History of the
n.,.r car Industry said Chari"s u.
v~shis. vicc .rcsisien, AMI sen.ral
s.,ss managcr q ,hc Nash MutSrs Co'n'
pany.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
FLOUR REcAINS
NORMAL STATUS
FOLLOWING WAR
INCREASED DEMAND PUTS
MILLING BACK TO REG.
ULAR GAIT
~ Associated r-Sss

~ AssoriatC1 rrcss
MINNEAINlI.lS. Mian-. ct. -
The flsur industry AS ssFNr;tasly ~
cuVsryi it, nosuasi ssit ALTER uivr, than
a YEAR q svutc shIrcsSsC-. IN thc
opinion of niiiias sushysi,ics h,r>
Milling IyNaac,iun d-Tiag ihc us,'N ,nd-
INK oc,ulsT I W.iS tessis l0frels. OF
- Isr ccu, - "A gutli cli~eity. as csl-u-
ISrd o. - ssr ,v.t e.. ~ s,srs-ls.s,d-
ing wSck ysav ssv. accng.iias q
figures Il th- N.Ttays-s' N'il,v. Uisl
cal grain curan.
lnctcasSri demand j. thc vavse io-
the partial rsCcvyrc. G =. usl.nrat uliu
81 here lcl;cNts. y All d.aRrS have
lsen hu, l,~ ci hsad,,..OlJh Ia.
els. and their S1.rks 'ssvc ts,n t,Is,t-
I'll. h. s0sl. rs,, sS.,8,,ng a nsyiVai IN
,rsrs. Nuh iiour c6ss.s,g to-day ;aau
a war as,s aud o.,,si,., tive tlSc,us-
tiuns of ~ g. scus ,,erT,,, d,al,rs aTc
l.ss ap'nshtusi,r O. IN iu s..r.a
sup,Ay. D. sai1. ~ g-snSse uut tn;
during the nts; t,W wseSs pysc,icaay
all o. his c,.mn-.v's i,i'is hsVv l-.a
sIeratirg. whilc a sssr a.s,A ~aly als.i,
I&U WV kNAAaAAI.e ANf'HaAa ANAA~ ANHsHAA
tl.n was g,N.gsl tar tigiitut tay mill
INK diS,rist. h. sstl
Csmpatisssns Il thc sgvarc;.u1 -
fianr san L. u,Sdr When, j,''tginr trcn
a nosn,al ,asocigv 4 sgs go lergr,s ;he
nxuryS in.lit ate tsaJ duting ,h, NsvS
ending oC;.l,r I. Tia NirUyapl-s 'ci,ls
srainsl.i - ssr ecui q uvs..Esi, ,hr
corrcSrs rsiirs vs-k war --n s. ~
cent: On isis ~ ~. v.t. snj "a isiN.
"a PIT cca,.
The Is,vtous Nct, cui.-s SIseua.
h.r "a. IN. s,ru'ut-ssne ar, - ,oIi,sas;
1891. - srr o.n;: is.N - l-r v.ne
1918. ~ Yr-,,ui. ad iy.N. - ~
cxnt
Twen;y.g,ur ., thc - nrls IN -
~itv w.r. o.-'satirs IT, WceS "a AVg
Oc,oisr I. the MIllcr's iigarcs iaSi.
cate.
Al,h0Cgh',ks fi1ur Industry Is not \
r.nallc laf,sastvr ~ n tints ~ ,h~
grain trasi,. Il ms s,uur inf.u.
enc. on the cash uh.o; market. ~
csr,ling Ia Ufficiais who anti, gai,,i
M further ssriVls ss,iosks fgom lie
pfcsen, time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
VIRGINIA SLknE WILL READ NOTED
PLAY. WITHIN the Law monday
OPENING iycEUM COURSE SEASON

I, gsl cpgu.ng ~ a., 1921 1888 Rel.
10Th I,e,gm Hur,au ccursc viii
taE, ,lacc At = N'vl,,ck s0motrvW alsAg
az "a. firt ,hFisiisn Chur,h au,lita.
siuu. Ah.n Virginia S.adc viii Rad
'Wlthin ihc law. c,nsi,i,f,d enc II
thv seated ,,la,s q The ccnilry. Miss
:Sissi, Nll ln lcTSunaic al sixteen char.
rt.t,s n th- ,aay. gi,ing Amarillo i-r,,.
ls'- What u !, i-lsNs,l VIII D. rial
Lla1satic tnai.
Ms S.sde is h.,iul,-i u come o.
Auaf .lls uun sis'nV.ew. where ia,
aa.,sr,.i "a gc,,lsath l.y,cum Cours-,.
and viii ~ iran herr q, Panhandle.
AuhHgsh na al I'anhandl, ritl,s have
81 -s.uN hun.a,is siEn,,i ~ "a their
nIss MS Anli.ili has. practically
sNsiY ,sntai,tcy h1s shus,G Miss SHADE
~ ,re a. a. princi.li aitfaciiuns.
IT,. h-ai l.Nvvuis v,sg - viii H.
l.nan,,l N trc>Nni silver ,sicring
tss is. Thc ..aisl, Is invited L. tEc pro,
rIsm e MisS SHADE. and thosc attend.
,ag at ass,d o. giye ,nly IA. amounts
;hcy i,,l hat ihcv ,an afl,E,i.
~Nlta.n ~, law" b. gripping story
Z chaia,i'y s.ulv. IN which the au
is"g. lsa.-snl N,is,,J. makes strong
l',n IA living waEts Or ihc working
giIls ard ia.srrsuS rs with the fact
ira, us. = acts iua. 4. within thu law
md "a jhc SANS tim, D. morally wrsng
May Tuinf. a l-,r gilt. lrssssssd
a. isau'v. hJa.ns ani hfs.,ling. h. as.
v.vv3 q tbs ih-!i . snsus s7ssls In
,hv s;ouc in which she l. vsnpiuy,-l.
Navy IS irnoovns. bat as her employer
wishes a. make hvr an example. ihc
,"-t = n,s Carrigl a. ascertain hcr
iua,svuc,. and N, - ssntcnc,,i Ia thr-'
ss~r hsigiss asu,nt. She had ssrug.
rh,l ihfvlush N"ags ~ pfivation t. k,vp
L'lS.f c,,an. wvgthy and whulcs-auc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

iut h,r efforts had ,9A,l in an over.
Uh,imiac Ilisr acgurltiou TIA, Terrible
iujas,i,, 81, ~ fa.r p'snt,t :hc s,,ds
81. t,',G and ths "a sgti ~ rcycagc
glvW -, aaly
Aftcf she sesy,-i be- sepi,no,. she
g-as,s futile plea with her former
,mllu' O. ural.Ht Nas,s Tea hs
Eir.s an tiai iA,y u.gh haV, a fair
chare in D, huuysi. MAsu h. shvNs
his dls.u', r,a,,tE,ss she swcau ~
Nvng'. ani usaa,z.ns few lui.natcs
"a ihr underworld shy forums an agrcc
sweat with th,U thai th'y must put
themselves under her ,rd "a cuncrfn.
ug the,r a,u,ti,f. Wuh a lawyer L.
aid them. they carricl IN great 4, hcmoS
,i muucy uiakirr. aWinduug an, swim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

1hr. revenge aud evil, Just as the
captains It hish finance oftcn times
Operate and keep within the law.
IN order o. s,-rk revenge un her
former employer Mary se,ks the az.
Iualniance 81 his aon. wins his losc
md rarri,s him When the father real
rcs ihr humiliation IN. has hrought
ulHl hm, she savs. "F,lf s,,rs ag,,
Fuu .ra awe" mr name and gave
Hy uuuhtr N'W I've given ug tho
ujm,s aui ~, got N,ur name"
rec ..a. Edv "a Glider refuses a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

hcnccv any wrong Of Mary. and swcars
he Will win her love. Mari's Innocence
VAS at last proved by the confession
ri She real thief who was m under.
raid shop sirl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30
Crx Il An Cai In

CARDlrr. waies. ct. s'.-whcn a
train struck and kiiied CIV nj the
Hardwood crossing near here. ssvctal
rscpie sppcard and cut cff large
chunks. walch they took hc'nc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-30

Amarillo Laundry starting Family Service Department,
popular prices which will enable every housewife in amarillo
have her entire washing completely finished including shirts and
collars The small al 5c the pound the bundle hall
flat work 10y weight Wilhou, flat work iOc the pound
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
Farewell Party al Moeller' )

| { + i 4 x
4 number Of lady friends of Miss
Frieda Moeller gathered at tn. G. W.
Maise nholder home and then paraded,
bodily 16 strong, to the Cafl i.,oeller
home and sprung a surprise on Miss
Moeller Wednesday night.
she affair was in the nature Of a
farewell to Miss Moeller, who left
the following night for spearfish,
where she will attend the Spearfish
Normal during the SIMMER session.
Frolics or merry-making pranks
suitable to little girls, such as the
playing of pom-pom- pull-away, fox
and geese, on the lawn we're the fea-.
lures OF the evening that afforded con-
siderable amusement. A luncheon
consisting Of candy and ice cream
cones was served at a late hour.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
CLINTON ORCIIESTRA
VII 1 GIVE CON CERT


ehel. stud s:is t:sss
Wartbsrg Seminary of DUBUQUE, H..
was In the City during the week end
and visited at He Rev. J. Lambertus
home, Mr. Fritschei is acting al the
advance man Of the Clinton Orchestra
and came to this city primarily to
arrange for 4 date for the appear
arlce Of that orchestra, IA this city.
The orchestra Will appear Id this
city on Saturday night of July p ii
will give . concert and also some
vocal selections. The orchestra con-
sists Of rs people. II has made ex-
tenstve tours IA the past. Last year,
II made tour into southern Mich
igan and eastern Nebraska.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
10 RECEIVE BONUS
PAY YRUCI'ION
Wednesday, June Is, Designated
as Hutchinson Co. Bonus Day

E p 4
It Is planned tof have all The busi-
ness places closed for half a day SO
Everybody can attend the meeting,
which will be held at the city hall
IN the afternoon. The purpose of the
meeting is to explain to the ex-ser-
vice men the bonus proposition.
4 AT the last session Of the legisla-
ture, an appropriation OF six billion
dollars was made to be distributed to
all honorably discharged ex-seryice
men at the rate OF Sis per lnonIh for
the length of their service. This
meeting is held for the purpose Of
getting all ex-service men of this
county to receive instructions how
the bonus may be obtained. Colonel
E'red B. Ray OF Yankton, will be here
to make the explanation and will be
the principal speaker Of the occasion.
All ex-seryice men OF this county
are most urgently requested to at
tend this meeting and friends Of the
ex-service men are requested to cal
the attention OF the ex-service soldier
Of this bonus day. This meeting is
very important and will be, the only
one held in this county.
The celebration will be concluded
by a dance which will be given by
the american Legion.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
1,1oo RoTARIANs GO ABROAD
TWO Steamers Sail With United
States Delegation to Edin.
burgh Meet.

New York, June 2. Eleven hundred
members Of rotary clubs in the Uni
ted States and Canada were passen-
gers on the steamers Cameronia and
Caronia. which sailed for Liverpool.
They will attend the twelfth annual
convention Of the International Asso-
citation of Rotary clubs at Edinburgh,
Scotland, June IL to 16. The conven-
ton will be the first held outside the
United States. King George is the
patron and it is expected that he
will attend some OF the sessions.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
K G. CANDIDA TES
RIDE GOA T SUNDAY \
Big Lodge Festival Held III City
Many Visitors Were Present

b 4 Z. f.ts
Fully 81 candidates were initiated
into membership OF the Parkston
Council No. 1772 Knights OF Columbus
on Sunday, June S, at the Il. G.. hall.
Special services for the occasion
were held at the Sacred Heart,
church at 10:3 in the morning, which
was bodily attended by the members
OF the lodge and by the candidates.
Father Dahlmanns conducted lie SER
vices. .ss lsss
The initiation ceremonies were re-
sumed In the afternoon at the X. c.
hall, which was followed by a banquet
in the evening. A large table was
arranged in the hall at which IA
guests had to be accommodates. The
banquet was followed by number Of
toasts given by several members at
which NJ. G. Sullivan acted as tcast-
muster.
Tho initiation was attended by a
multitude Of peonie from out Of Town
and was successful In every way.
People from Ethan, Dimock, Mitchell,
Lake Andes, Trip, Yankton, Armour,
Wagner, GeGdes and Platte, were
present and then there was degree
team from Sioux Falls consisting Of
Leo Craig, George lkvier. NJ. j..
Naughton, Fete Kenebeck, Steve
Eurke, George Malone, John Siberz
and J! Daugherty, present Attorney
H. A. Doyle of Yankton, was one of
the principal speakers.
The affair was also attended by the
following out Of town priests: Rev
Father Brady, of Mitchell; Rev, John
j. McGrath o: Platte; Rev. j. J. Cog
gin of Dimock. and Rev. Father
Bryne of Wagner.
The candidates admitted to the X
\ c. membership are: P. g. Frederich,
Frank Klaas, JOS. A. Kleiber and An
ton Mschler of Parkston; Herbert Es-
ser. John J. Grobs, JOS. /. Haag, w.
J. Roster, Herman Locken, Theo.
Mechtenberg, A. L. Wermers and
Werner zeier of Dimeck; L. H.
barnes. John King and A, F. Reich
mann of Armour; Math. Bradley. R.
j. Harvey, Ray Janda, J, H. Morris,
T. N. Murry. G. w. schreiber and j.
E. Staska of Wagner: v. E. Pickart,
John RAIDER and A. F. Weimerskrish of
Lake Andes; L. H. Murty and Andrew
Shea of Platte: Henry Connolly of
Ravinia; e. 8. Weis of Geddes; Jos.
lO'Conner of Sioux City, Ia, and Gus
taye A. GIFTS of Marshall, Mimi.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
CHAUTAUQUA TO BE
HELD HERE JUNE 24.2s
Program to be Bigger and Better
Than Ever Before at Parkston

Chautauqua in this city will this
year begin on June "a and last for
five days. It will end with the eve.
ming session on June %.
The various committees have this
week begun to work actively to make
the coming event success. A ticket
selling campaign will be begun with
in a few days.
The program this year consists Of
several strong numbers which will
undoubtedly draw large audience
There is no question but what this
years talent will be the best ever
had in this city.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
FIRE DEPARTMENT 10
ATTEND 10 OURNAMENT

At a meeting Of the Parkston fire
men hello on Monday evening, the
sfiremen decided to participate in the
state firemen tournament which will
be held at Mobridge from June IA to
IL.
The firemen are practicing every
night and expect to be IN fine con-
dition when they leave for the tourna-
nlent next Tuesday afternoon. About
twenty-five men are expected to make
the trip.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
Mrs. Schulz Give. Shower

Mrs, Edward Schulz gave a shower
at her farm home in Liberty town
ship, in honor of Miss Hide Tribone,
who has been teaching school at dis
trict No. 40 for the past two winters,
on Friday night.
The guests consisted Of the young
people Of the Resented and Kuhn
Lutheran congregations. The evening
was spent in playing games of various
kinds. Before the departure of the
guests, the guest of honor was pre-
sented with a number of presents
which it is intended will be of good
use to her in her intended ventures.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
BAPTIsTS TO HOLD
CONVENTION HERE
Session Will Last Six Days. Large
Number Of Delegates Expected

Next week the German Baptist
churches OF South and North Dakota
will hold their thirteenth annual con-
vention in this city. The convention
will open on Tuesday, June IA and
last till Sunday, June 19.
Extensive preparations are being
made to accommodate the visitors
Places for holding the meeting and
for serving the meals to the visitors
have been engaged and are rapidly
being perfected. About two hundred
ministers, delegates and visitors are
expected to be here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
LOWER BANK RATES NEAR
Federal Reserve to Initiate Movement
I soon-Easier Money Conditions
Makes Move Adylsable.

Washington. June IA movement
eor general lowering Of bank rates
win be Initiated BY the federal reserve
banks during the summer months, It
was officially announced. Easier money
|fpnditisns make Il advisable for low
lsr bank rates, treasury officials stated.
secretary Of the TreaEury Mellon, dis.
,cussing the credit situation, declared
that gradual Improvement Is being
4hcsgn =, ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
PAPER MEN ACCEPT PAY CUT
Strike Ended in Two Canadian Mills
Wage Reduction Is 20 Per
cent-open Shop.

Quebec, June 3.-The strike Of l..
200 employees Of Price Bros paper
mills at Jonquieres and Kenogami.
which has been in progress several
weeks, ended when the men accepted
20 per cent wage reduction and re-
turned to work. Open shop conditions
now prevail at the mills.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
IRISH MINE KILLS s SOL LDlERs
Three Others Are MortaiIy Wounded
by an Enemy Explosion !,
at Cork.

Cork, June 1.-Six soldiers were
killed instantly, three mortally wound
ed and twenty others badly injured
when mines we're exploded under
party Of soldiers who were proceed
2inp from the Youghal barracks here Il,
the rife range, says a statement is
sued by the military authorities. The
men who exploded Tie. mines ran of.. /
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09

R. Van Brunt of Vermillion, stop
ped off in this city Friday while en-
route to his home from the state G..
A. R. cncampment held at Mitchell.
Mr.. Van Brunt was an old time resi-
dent of the Miltown community and
still owns some real property in that
section.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09
u. S. In DISARMAMENT MOVE
plnformal Feelers" on international
Agreement Are Sent Out From
~. Washington.

washington, June l.. Informal feel
ers" with respect to an International
agreement for reduction Of arma-
nents already ! b ave bean b ,essss ,esss out By By
the American government, 1t. was
learned here. /.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-09

Z OCAI PARA GRAPHS

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liz the son of Prof. w. q. Lamb, WHO
was formerly county superintendent
Of schools IN this county.
Henry Roscamp was down from
Mitchell Monday.
sg1 NJ. ano Nars. yonn tAsaysel, or. cs.lae
5up TON SlouA Sisy 1aiusy anu ~ ~
citv "!
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Iss = r,. NJ. I, 49,, 80,
Ethan Saturday evening. Miss Isaak
lis now employed with the telephone
firm Of Ethan.
Miss Frieda Moeller left Thursday
night for spearflsh where she VIII
go ~ :. so1,Ss - ,9as.s : - .' -
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Karl Kundert left on a motor strip
to Alkaska Friday.
IS " Hrmnhrav returned, from his
+r,r >, nrt,,r as,to ',rbure,av
81, ,,,ar "a ,r,s. r,v.
I, 49, !. - -. s..s.. = ,rar,,,,,,,an rnr,.,, -
,,s,. = ~ nr.,.a,,1, o,aar hnr,. = ver-
million.
c,-,.,, r;od. "a 1oh,, vr,r+or wont
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W., .,,sar .nd f.r,,,r ana u a.
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relatives Sunday.
49,. - c.a4,a.a -. i, - Z
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49, ,r,,,.a,, hou r,,asd.v r,,ra
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= y
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80. ..a-,.. : = !. s. 49,. -, ,.s.,.h - saho
- 49, na1..a rr,d,,.+a .,,;,.on,.. 3. !.
at the hotel in Parkston every Iues-
day and Friday morning 9:00-l1.30
a. m. a :s53 4,
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chell, visited at the 8. d. Welch
home Sunday.
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down from washington Springs visit
| ing at the T. j. Wilson home Sunday.
da,,ah+a, r.a horn - Mr. and
,r.a p,a,,..d uoor Er;dav 1rna.
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Mrs. D. L.3Welch ana mrs: NJ. j.
Walsh returned from the ". II. =.
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Prof. August koch, VINO was Ior-
merly the music dlrector OF the Farks-
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Miss Martina Scnaeifer OF irlpp'
was q guest OF MISS Wilma Hliae-
brand sunday.
Fred Fergen. A. F. Faust, Carl and
Chas. Schlimgem. ST.. and Chas.
schlimgem. Jr. went to Lake Andes