The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-01-06
PuBlIsH1D WEEKLY
SUBSCRIPTION $500 pra vcAa.
Entered As second class matter in the post
of6ce At Scotland. s. D.

went to Yankton Friday.
Mrs. ]. L. Quinn and daughter
went to Sioux City Friday.
John Cvrk and family spent New
Years Day with friends in Trip.
J. L. Meiehen was looking after
business motters in Freeman Tuesday.
Henry Vents. the electric light
man from Trip, was in town Mon
day,
Philip Schmidt and wife went to
Trip to spend New Years with his
brothers.
Mrs. j. H. Minnich went to Trip
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Claus Flick,
III Mrs. Ed Brandstedt returned
Tuesday from Yankton where she Wis.
ited her people.
Mrs. A. D. Ardery, Mrs. Yates and
Mrs. Clifford Leetch were shopping
in Sioux City Tuesday.
Miss Anna each left last Saturday
for Bookings after spanding her va
cation here with her parents
Miss Emma ScLock. who is staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Cisar, and
attending school, returned Monday
from visit to her home in Naper,
Neb,
MIR, Andy Cogan of Tyndall was in
town Tuesday on his way home from
Farmer, where he accompanied his
daughter who is attending parochial
school.
Miss Lulu Headley took the train
here Sunday for Athol, where she is
teaching. after spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Headley, at Memo.
Ed. Weidenbach, proprietor of a
general store at Avon, was calling on
Scotland friends Saturday. He went
to Cottonwood to look after a farm
that he owns there.
Delos Hall. editor of the Tyndall
Register. with his wife and daughter
took the train here Saturday for
Woonsocket to visit their old neigh.
bors for few days.
MIR. Helmuth Mag, who is attend
ing law school at Ann Arbor, Mich.
and is home to spend his. vacation
with his people at Tripp, was in town
Saturday visiting his aister, Mrs. Au'
gust Reich.
Miss Louise French, teacher ir
Huron College, was guest of Mrs.
j. H. Dickson last Friday She had
BEEN spending Christmas with hel
cousin, Mrs. Rev. Rising. at Tyndall,
and was on her way back to Hur on.
D. K. Tomlnson and wife left OF
Tuesday for an extended visit to the
Pacific TOAST. They will first visit
their scn Dean IN Idaho, and Their
visit various places in Oregon and
California, returning by The southern
route.
Mrs. Henry Schorzmann died at
her home in the south part of towr
last Friday morning from stroke Of
paralysis. aged IS years. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Schorzmann were early settlers
in Yankton county, near Lestervllle,
coming here from Russia. They re-
sided on the farm until about two
years ago when they moved to Scot
land. Funeral services were hell
Monday at one O'Clock. conducted by
Rev. Baumann, pastor of the Congre.
gational church. and burial made in
Rosehill cemetery. Mrs, Schorzmanl
leaves besides her husband, twelv
children, seven sons and five daugh
tiers. One daughter resides in Kan
sas, one at Tolstoy, S. D., and thre
sons at AIpena, the other children al
living in the vicinity of Scotland.
Stevenson & Becker have made sew
eral real estate deals during the pas
two weeks Last Friday they trade
the old electric light building owne
by Mr.. Borden, and 1875 acres of Ian
that he owned in Arkansas, to MI
JAG. Kozel of Trip, for 40 acres G
land lying a mile and half northea:
Of Scotland. Last week they trade
100 acres of land near Elk Point owr
ed by Andrew Haney for half se'
ton lying north east of Blunt tt
Elk Point land was valued at $25
per acre, and the Blunt land at Sc
an acre. They also traded farm
Perkins county to E. P. Treick #