The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-27

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Donpelly.
c. A. Trimmer was a morning pas
senger for White Lake,
For Rent. Room With light and
heat Mrs g. Winesburg.
For Sale. o. J. c. boar pig one year
old. Frank Downs. r. F. D. 8.
Cabbage for sale, 3 cents per pound,
G. o. D.-W. Hurry phone 90 main.
For Sale. Seven room house Mrs.
Geo. Birran, 1866 East Fourth street.
Rev. E. Wilson of Grace Episcopal
church returned from Howard where
he conducted services yesterday.
New advertisements today Finan
cial statement Lake County bank,
Paulis Dry Goods Co., J. G. Schultz,
Crist Rensch.
Zip, a solution when properly used
will mend your p%unctures instantly.
See it demonstrated at Mitchell's
Garage.
Ask US to show you how Zip mends
tire punetures instantly. Absolutely
guaranteed not to injure the tire in
any way. -Mitcbell's Garage.
Eugene Vidal and Walter Farmer
who spent Sunday with their parents
in this city returned to their studies
in the state university at Vermillion.
The city commission will meet in
weekly session this evening. No
special business is in line to be taken
up and only routine business will
be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Kinney of Far
go, N. d., ale in the city, guests at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Fox. and DR., and Mrs. W.
K. Kinney. They are travelling by
automobile.
Mgr. Flynn returned Saturday even
ing from an absence of several weeks
in the east, also attending the nation
al Catholic missionary convention
held in Boston on the 10Th of the
present month.
Roy Seaton who with his family re.
Gently removed to Baker. Mont. was
an arrival this morning to make q
shipment of cattle to that place. Mr..
Seaton expresses himself we'll pleased
with his new location
A new gas producer for the power
plant has arrived and will be in.
stalled as soon as possible. This ad
dition to the machinery to the plant
will cost approximately SO, 600, hui
it was a much needed addition and
will add to the efficiency of the plant.
Word from the bedside of John Nc
Leod Of Winfred township, who il
suffering from typhoid pneumonia, il
to the effect that he is dangerously il.
With little hope of recovery. He wal
very low all day yesterday. The at
tending physician states that the cri
sis of the disease will probably bt
reached tomorrow.
The city commission Saturday after
noon tested the new water works extern
sion at the State Normal school campuI
and found the mains in very satisfac
tory condition. Contractor Airey il
now employed in First street. Th'
work is progressing slowly on accoun
of the difficulty of the contractor in SO
curing labor, but so far his work ha
been to the satisfaction of the city com
mission.
Articles of Incorporation have beel
filed in the Office of Register of Deed
Sunde for a new bank at Chester III
der the name of Farmers State BAN
with a capital of $40, 900. The in
corporators comprise mostly Scandine
Wan farmers in the vicinity of Ches
ter. 1t is expected to begin bushes
about Dec. l.. This will be humble
fourteen of the banks Of Lake count
Madison A, Ramona 2. Winfred 2
Junius |, on the west side, Nunda
Rutland l, Wentworth /, Chester 2
on tine east side.
Yesterday was an ideal day flo
spor tsmen and many of them wer
out after ducks, returning with fin
bags. The northern ducks have al
rived and the choicest kind of bird
are being taken by hunters, and the
seem to swarm the lakes and slough