The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-03
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4 Russ. Icito, { Proprietor
Thursday. Febs 8. 1921.
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Entered as second class matter IN the pos
ONCE At Scotland. s, b.

Entered second cIass matter IN the post
once At Scotland. s. ..
E. B. Kast made trip to Yankton
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. Groves and son Armour,
OF Tfipp. we're in Scotland Wsdnes-
day,
/ J. L. MeiRhen made bus,ness
trip to Yankton Tuesday.
1 Mrs. G. F. Wild has moved into
rooms over the Corner Inn.
| Go to the Sioux Falls Business Col.
iege. Sioux Falls, S. Oak, and get
ready for that good position just
ahead. ADV.
1 JOS. Plattner is at Egan helping
his son. Frank c. Plattner. with .
sale in his general store.
H Emanuel Hermann returned from
Minneapolis Tuesday where he had
teen taking treatment for stomach
trouble.
Mrs. Rice and little daughter of
Sioux City arrived on Monday to visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Frank Pillar.
4 Mrs. Horne, who has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Clifford
- ka~ -
nesota Tuesday.
i Mrs. VIM. Kuk returned from the
hospital at Yankton last Friday. and
on Tuesday she returned to the hospi-
tai. accompanied by her husband.
| Peter Zeab, who has heen farming
north Of Leaterville. has fled petit
tion in bankruptcy, and the hearing
was held in Sioux Falls Monday.
| August Stampges says he is gettlcg
many calls from the north part of the
state for his blooded cockerels. He
has eight orders from Highmore, and
on Tuesday shipped several to Dolton.
We have good line of Red Cedar
Split Posts that we are offering at a
Reduction. Hog Waterers and Feed
ers 25 per cent off. North Dakota
Briquetts at SO. 90.
F. H. CARPENTER LBR. co.
Miss, Shepherd, living nine miles
northwest Of Freeman, was taken to
Ysnkton hospital Tuesday by her par
ents for an operation for the removal
of an abscess formed on one of her
lungs.
Mrs. Eisenman ann il at Bridgewater
where she was called about two weeks
l ago by the death of her brother, John
4 Le:theser. He had been suffering
t with q cancer for some time. and
died in the hospital at Yankton
Evidently the railroad company is
the profteer on the ice business.
When the hauling of car load of ice
from Tuscan to Scotland costs from
$28 to $50 there doesn't seem to be
much excuse for the railroads to
plead poverty.
Miss Julia Dickson met with an
2 accident at the school grounds last
f Tuesday morning She fell from g
: swing while up quite high, striking
e on her head and making had con.
a tu.ion on her forehead. She has been
/ unable to attend school since.
The Brownson store at Mission
Hill was recently burglarized, and q
large quantity of goods stolen. Johr
, Cook and s. E. Howard. two farmers
living southeast of Yankton, have
been arrested charged with the rob
berry. 1t is reported that most of the
0 loot taken has been recovered.
Mrs. John Hirsch came from Mitch.
ell last Saturday AMI ia staying for {
while with her mother, Mrs. FREQ
Goehring, who has been quite sick TO
q couple Of weeks. Mrs. Goehring'.
health has not been good for man,
t years, but complication Of hear
t trouble has developed which max e
: her case more ssrious
Mr.. Ernest Scovel arrived las
Sunday morning to joiL his wife VIII
has been spending the winter will
(. her sister. Miss Nellie Maxwell
D They have been living in Canada 70
q several years but have baen thinking
Of moving back to the United States
Il The Irish are naturally witty. Tn
u Hoosiers are famous for their awk
ward and boob comedy. When thu
two are combined. as in book ur s