The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

in Madison at the Mitterling Piano
House. Prices from fifty to one hun
dred and fifty dollars less than charged
for same makes in cities.
Just received at w. T. Stearns 81
Son a fine line OF Gordon d Ferguson
furs which will be placed on special
sale fol- three days only-Thursday,
Friiay and Saturday of this week.
Dolls, games, wind up toys, autos,
trains of cars. air ships, stoves, rub
Der balls, tool chests, Tanks. Japan
csc magic boxes, sewing sets. Every
thing for Christmas. Osborn's drug
store, chspest place to trade.
Something that is useful is mostly
appreciated, as a Christmas gift We
would suggest a nice pair of shoes OF
slippers for any member of your
family. And we have all styles to
select from, Mick Bjornstad.
We have just received a large as
sortment of chatting dishes, ~percola.
tors, casseroles, romekins, and serving
trays. A beautiful Christmas gift
Guy e. Hanson, Leading Jeweler.
Lake Madison Lutheran church.-
There will be a young peoples meeting
next Sunday evening at eight o'clock.
The pastor will deliver an address on
the fourth commandment. English
will be used. All are invited. Martin
Anderson, Pastor.
P%ennants, pillow covers, hooks, books
and more books, box stationery, per
fume, burnt wood goods. candies. tox
candies, manicure sets, children's
toilet sets. Everything for Christmas.
Osboin's drug store, the best drug
store.
James Goggin died in the state hos
pital for the insane at Yankton and the
remains arrived here this morning,
taken to Hallenbeck's undertaking and
thence to the Catholic cemetery for
burial. Deceased was sent to the hos
pital from Winfred a number of years
ago.
When you look for a Christmas pres
ent of lasting delight go to the Nit
terling Piano store and select one of
those fine pianos, talking machines,
~violins, mandolins, or other of the
musical instruments.
Cut glass, hand painted ch ina. fancy
china ware. chatting dishes. shaving
sets, ladies hand bags, ladies' mesh
bags, brush and comb sets, military
brush sets, Partisan ivory goods, ebony
goods, travelling toilet sets. Every
thing for Christmas. Osborn's drug
sore, cheapest place to trade.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: Joe
Bergstreser, who for several years was
attached to the Office of the county
auditor, but who is now field man in
the Office Of the state commissions of
school and public lands is in the city
for a short visit with friends. Mr..
Bergstreser has been for the past thirty
days in Gregory county appraising
school land. The weather has driven
him to seek shelter and he will proceed
to Pierre and spend his time in office
WORK until the weather is more favor
able for outdoor occupation next spring.
Lead Call: Few wheeled vehicles
are on the streets of Lead today.
Everything that can be put on run
ners has been so arranged, and many
will be enabled to use their machines
this winter only by converting them
into ice travelling affairs. This time
last winter the trolley car ran only so
far as the bank corner and the snow
and ice covered Main and Mill streets
to the depth of several feet and re-
manned until late spring. In this
section the streets and county roads
are free of ice an snow and automobiles
have the right of way.
Mrs. VIM. Rae and other neighbcr-
ing ladies in south Egan avenue have
received announcement OF the death of
Mrs. Harry e. Burt at Storm Lake.
iowa, Dec. 2 Mr.. Burt, who was a
travelling salesman, resided in this city
a number of months. removing tc
Storm Lake about the middle of the
summer. Deceased was highly es-
teemed by the ladies of her neighbor.
hood, and announcement of her death
is received with regret.
The people of Pierre are preparing
for the social whirl incident to the
converting Of the Legislature next
month. At "a meeting of the state
officers and employees it was decided
to hold a reception for the new Off
GERS at the capitol, the expense of such
reception to be met by the state officers
and employees. Anything in the way
of an inaugural ball will be left to the
citizens of Pierre to be held at some
place outside the capitol. 1t is I'M
derstood that Pierre people will ar
range for an inaugural bail to he
given at the auditorium building.
Minneapolis dispatch A firm COM
posed of j. P. Nash and Charles
Bridgeman of Hyde Park, Mont, to-
day was announced as the winner of
the So, 900 prize for the best FIVE
bushels of wheat exhibited at the
Northwestern Produce Exhibition re-
Gently held here. the grain was
grown in the Shield River valley. 20
miles north of Yellowstone National
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