The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-05

blowing SHOW has continued 10 talI all
day the temperature ranging from l6
to 90 degrees above zero. Trains this
morning were a few minutes late ow-
ing to the storm which reached west
and north all along the line. With
the coming of snow today this section
has taken on a real holiday appear
ance,
remnants, pillow covers, hooks. books
and more books. box stationery, per
fume, burnt wood goods. candies. box
candies, manicure sets, children's
toilet sets. Everything for Christmas.
Osborn's drug store, the best drug
store.
Cut glass, hand painted china. 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.
Weather bulletin, Huron station:
The disturbance central over North Da-
kota extends from that state to Colora
do. Rain has occurred within the last
"a hours in the northwest and also in
the lower Mississippi valley, the Ohio
valley, and parts of the lake region.
1t is generally colder than il was in
the extreme northwest; elsewhere for
the most part warmer. AT time of
observation. it was coolest in Sass
katchewan, 10 degrees. No pro-
nounced area of high pressure is sppar-
emit.
We have a large and very complete
assortment of Holiday goods. We are
not giving presents to one or two
lucky ones only, but we are selling
at 50 much lower prices that each
purchaser gets their W proportion
of the discount. In other words, each
customer gets their W part of the
rake off, instead of giving it to some
one else. EVERYTHING for Christmas.
Osborn's drug store, the best drug store.
Owing to the unusual large increase
in our watch repair depaltement, which
is the outcome of satisfied watch Gus
tOhiOtSi W. dIt ObAlEtu W dOu dDOlu6l
matchmaker to on force. This will
enable us to handle your repairing
promptly and satisfactorily. Bring
your watches to Hanson. the man
who understands fine watch repair
ing. Guy E. Hanson, Leading Jeweler.
J. Jensen Fuhr announces an illus
trated lecture aud concert, assisted by
Miss Minnie Youngstown as pianist,
at the Madison opera house. The
illustrations comprise 5000 feet
of moving pictures of scenes in Nor
way, including principal cities, indus.
tries, sports, etc. The lecture and
concert will include two evenings Fri
day and Saturday, Dec. 6 and Z. Re-
served seat tickets on sale at Smiths
drug store. Admission 90 and 80
cents.
The city of Howard has started an
action which will probably be taken to
the state supreme court, in beginning
suit against G. +. Smith for conducting
| an auction sale without taking out a
city license. An ordinance of the city
of Howard requires persons conducting
auction sales to pay into the city
treasury five per cent of the gross re-
lce'pts from the sale, as a license fee.
The jury before whom Smith was
tried found him guilty and he was
fined the minimum penalty, $25 and
cost, in justice court. Smith immedi-
ately appealed to the state circuit
court, and if he loses there will APP
peal to the supreme court. Auctioneers
hold the Howard regulation is not
constitutional.
Aberdeen dispatch: The attempt of
n moving picture house at Pierre to
give Sunday performances has aroused
considerable interest ever the state,
owing to the protest of the ministers of
the various churches against the per.
%formance. There is a state law pro-
hibiting the giving of Sunday perform
snces of any theatrical play or moving
pictures where an admission fee is
charged, but in Aberdeen the Young
Woman's Christian association has
rented the Idle Hour theatre for Sun
day afternoons. and gives two per-
formances each Sunday afternoon to
capacity houses, No admission fee is
charged but a collection is taken.
Purely religious subjects are SHOWN,
such as Pilgrims Progress" the
Holy City" ETC., and so far the min