The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.

I. j. Lsnnon was a business visitor
in Sioux Falls today.
Get your upholstering done and pic
lures framed at Ireland's.
Wanted. Woman to clean three
rooms. Inquire at this Office.
Rooms for rent. Inquire at Ian
der's SELF Royal Blue Shoe store.
All parties indebted to me please
call and settle at once H. M. Penn.
Span of horses and harness for sale,
or will trade for stock. L. A. Stevens.
Wanted. Aug LIST four or FIVE room
cottage close in. Inquire at this Office
A. @. Tyler of Canton is 10 the city,
guest at the home of his son, Will
Tyler.
Rev. r. M. Hartman was u return
ing passenger by the north train this
morning.
For Sale. Three vacant lots close
in. suitable for residence purposes. n.
NJ. Penn.
A force of men are employed surfac-
ing and repairing the track in the
depot yard.
Harold Sogn who has been a guest of
his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
~Bjornstad, returned to Sioux City.
The New York Cowery quartetette
will appear at the opera house three
nights, commencing Thursday. July 10.
VIM. Balzer who has been visiting
TIE Sponholz families the past week,
returned to his home at Mayville. Wis.
Severt Skartvet, a former resident,
now of Matt, n. D., spent the day in
the city. departing for his home this
evening.
r. B. Fitzgerald and little daughter,
Helen, were morning passengers for
Rochester. Mimi, the latter for hos
pital consultation.
For Rent. After August LIST. eight
room cottage just south of East Hall,
with electric lights, city water, good
| %cistern, sewer connections, aud barn.
Geo. Porter.
Rev. f. W. GephaId of CanOva,
spent the night in the city. guest at
the home of his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Borchard, departing this morn
ing for points in Wisconsin.
At the weekly meeting of the city
commission last evening the bond of
Grant W~inesburg, chief of police, was
approved and the current bills of the
month audited and allowed. No other
business was transacted.
Number thirteen will be missing
from the list of auto numbers in this
state. The certificate bearing that
number with the number tags went
to Eugene Colburn. of Springfield,
who would have none of them, and
returned them to the secretary Of
state with the request for a change.
He was sent a new number, and the
old one Cancelled, and will not be
again sent out.
Pierre dispatch: The new state
board of health and medical examin-
ers met here this afternoon for or
ganization and tomorrow for examina-
ton of applicants. The new members
of the board are w. b. Jenkins of
Waubsy. II. X. Kenaston Of Bonesteel,
and f. E. Ashcroft of Deadwood. T..
q. Hill of Watertown and w. E.
Daniels of Madison are the old mem
bers.
A high, twisting wind from the
northeast struck the city about $50
this morning and continued about
twenty minutes. A popularity of the
wind was the unusually warm currents
which it contained. A slight shower
of rain followed the vino. No dam
age was done other than breaking a
few branches of trees. The day has
been threatening with storm indica-
tions.
Mitchell dispatch: The Milwaukee
road hes a large force on its steel gang
west of here laying 65-pound steel rails
to Chamberlain. and at the same time
the force is surfacing the road from
Mitchell to the river, to put the
roadbed in the finest possible condi-
ton. The laying of the heavier rails
and building up the roadbed indicate
strongly that the Milwaukee company
will utilize its Rapid City line for
connection with the coast line next
year.
The Washington weather bureau in
its forecast for the present week saws
the pressure distribution over the
northern hemisphere indicates that un-
~seasonbly high temper ature need not
be expected. High pressure with gen.
orally fair weather will prevail during
the week over the greater portion of
the country. Moderate disturbance is
now over the extreme northern part of
the Pacific coast, but the forward
movement probably will not be at.
tended by more than local showers
over the north west during the early
portion of the week and possibly over
the Missouri and upper Mississippi
valley about the middle of the week.