The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Geo. Waskey was a business yisito.
in Sioux Falls today.
Get your upholstering done and pic
lures framed at Ireland's.
Wanted. Aug. lst four or FIVE room
cottage close in. Inquire at this Office
For Sale or rent, my building in
North Egan A. I. Ireland.
For Sale. Three vacant lots close
in, suitable for residence purposes. n.
NJ. Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. McCallister
were morning passengers for Fulda,
MINI.
For Sale. Green apples for jelly OF
will MAKE the jelly to order. Phone
357 yellow.
Special meeting Of fire depart.
ment at fremen's hall tonight at s
O'Clock. Important business. &C. J.
Simpson, chief.
DR.. Ogle has taken Office rooms in
Lsnnon Cook block and his former
Office in Smith Garner block is now
occupied by DIR. Westaby.
Wanted. Agent to handle vacuum
cleaner and sweeper. No better ma
chine or the market today. Good com
mission. Apply at this Office or j. A.
Fuller, Milbank, s. d.
Prof. A. t. Ireland and family will
remove from Madison to Aberdeen the
first Of August. Prof. Ireland has
accepted the position of leader of the
Aberdeen band at a liberal salary.
Rev. r. M. Hartman, state mis-.
%sionsiy of the Episcopal church, re-
turned from a trip to Gettysburg, this
state. He reports crops generally
good along the route, but in some
localities dry weather has caused
damage to small grain. The corn crop
is universally in fine condition.
Many Of the papers in this part OF
the state contain items Of the return OF
citizens from Lake Madison who spent
from one to several days at the chau
tauqua assembly. The universal com
ment is that the visitors enjoyed the
outing, and that Lake Madison is the
incest summer resort anywhere in thir
section.
Harry Hoovsl Of this city has en-
tered the motorcycle contest of the
st. Paul Daily News and is making 9
canvass for subscribers for that publ.
cation. The Daily News calculates In
Madison, and Harry would be pleased
to receive renewals and also new
subscribers.
An Aberdeen dispatch states that 9
severe hailstorm visited the section oi
country near Lowry, doing consider
able damage. Hailstones three and 9
half inches in diameter are reported
to have fallen. One of them struck
a Lowry man on the head and fellec
him to the ground as though he hat
been struck by a club.
DeSmet News: On Saturday even.
ing, July 8, Mr.. Guy r. Munson oil
Ramona, and Miss Gladys Mates OF
DeSmet, were united in marriage, by
Rev. John Oakley. The ceremony wal
performed at the J. NJ. Parry home in
the presence of relatives and friends.
The groom is a young farmer of Lake
county and he takes his Bride direct tC
bis home. The bride is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Mates and her
home has always been in DeSmet.
Pierre dispatch: The report of con.
dition of the state treasury at the Close
of business June 80. showed 1894, 1851
mall funds, with disbursements fol-
June amounting to 1906, ill.,, a large
part of which was income funds to the
schools of the state. The general fund
held 1886, 95S; the Irvine fund. $l31.
944. and the game fund $42. 773. AS
new licenses are due the game fund
will show an increase of receipts fol-
several months, but the Withdrawals
for the improvements on the game pre-.
serve in the Black Hills will take a
good sized chunk out of the fund.
A settled rain came upon this yicin-
ity about 9 O'Clock last evening and
continued throughout the night, rain
falling gently without wind. The
rainfall in the city is estimated at
an inch. Reports are to the effect
that the rainfall was widespread. On
| the west the storm extended west 10
Washington Springs AMI beyond, the
precipitation amounting to an inch
and a quarter. The same conditions
prevailed along the north line to
Bristol. Telegraphic reports of the
| storm for railroad statistical purposes
| place the rainfall all over this section
at II to II inches.
Winfred Dispatch: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. johnson and Lloyd Of Winfred,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude TyrrelI and son
of Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. owen Overs
and family of Junius. Mrs. Clyde
WOODBURY. of Houston. Tex, and Mr..
and Mrs. /. W. WOODBURY. and daugh-
| ter. Doris. and Mrs. Harriet Woodhnro