The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-11-18

universities. The Gophers were no
match for the Badgers, the game re-
s%ulting IA to Din favor of the latter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Knapp.
a son. MI. and Mrs. Jenkins recently
came to Madison from Minnesota and
will occupy a farm near Chester.
DR.. A. Zitlitz of Sioux Falls is in
the city in consultation with Drs.
! Daniels. Goldman & kellogg in the
case of Harry Lee, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sid Lee. The case has been diagnosed
as abdominal abscess. and the young
mans condition is considered CT itical.
Conductor Winesburg and Engineer
Vidal who took out the north
freight Saturday, had the mis-
fortune to derail four cars near
Erwin, the result presumably of
defective trucks of one of the cars.
None of the tiainmen were injured.
The passenger train following Saturday
afternoon was blockaded and spent yes.
terday at Lake Preston, returning on
schedule time this moning.
The weather is simply glorious, tenn
perature ranging at 45 day after day,
bright sunshine and no wind. Farm.
ers are industriously employed husk-
ing corn and blowing. building i'm
provements are in progress in the city,
and forces of men are engaged dig
ging connections with the public
sewer. Men employed at this work
are receiving 50 per day, and every
thing indicates push and prosperity
in Madison.
Especial attention is called to our
advertising columns. This is the sea.
son of the year when people are pre-
pairing for shopping OF a large scale,
and readers of The Daily Leader will
find it to their advantage to pay close
attention to the bargains that are being
listed. New advertisements are pre-
sented today by Hackett a. Sutton,
Frank Suith, Chicago 5 and 10 cent
store, Ed. P. Grinager, j. c. Schultz.
Jos. Henkin, A. G. Gray.
N. E Walden has entered the field
As a candidate for postmaster of Madi-
son under the new administration. He
was out today calling on his friends for
signatures of endorsement, and his list
increased by rapid strides. Nick, as
be is Familiarity kLowp. is a native
Madison young man. He WAS demo-
cratic candidate for state senator in the
late election ard while be did not
win ont he polled more than the nor
NAL democratic vote of the county.
Rev. Mr.. Good Teacher of Green
wood was a through passenger from
the north this morning, enroute TO
Flandreau to attend a st. Andrew SCI
ciety convention, auxiliary of the Epis- |
.copal church. Rev. Good Teacher is
a full blood Sioux Indian and has been !
a clergyman of the Episcopal church !
for many yaers. Referring to the st. |
Andrew society, which is composed CT
the male members Of the church, be
stated that there were twenty-one
such societies among the Indians of
this state.
A deal was closed today whereby Or
vile DOMAIN succeeds to the ownership
of the Walter Keith barber shop. one
of the best establishments of the kind
in the city. MIR. Keith has been in
business in Madison the last twelve
years, and retires with a view of To-
eating at some point in the Payette
Valley of Idaho. MIR. DOMAIN has been
in Mr., Keith's employ the past six
years, and in taking over the business
be will be no stranger to the fine
business the shop has enjoyed Under |
Mr.. Keith's management.