The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-05-31

round. heavy iron chain, Inquire
at this Office.
Wanted. Two young men to work
in the Sugar Bowl.
Mrs. |. ID. Smith was a passenger
last evening for Mobridge.
Refrigerator baskets, just the thing
for the automobile, at Beck's.
Nyst's straw hat cleaner makes old
hats look like new.-Porter Pharmacy.
Take lunch with the young ladies of
the Catholic church at Park Lake
Monday evening, beginning at $3.50.
Miss Clara Lawless was a returning
passenger from Miles City, Mont,
where she has been teaching in the city
schools the past winter.
The ball game yesterday afternoon,
first of the season, between Madison
and Winfred attracted a large crowd,
the score resulting 5 to 4 in favor of
Madison.
Blaine Rowland ana Elmer Schmidt
are preparing to open an automobile
tire repairing establishment in the
building recently vacated by M. g..
Drake.
Only three weeks till chautauqua
opens. This year you will surely want
a hammock. Get is at Geo. Beck's.
A new cement sidewalk is being laid
at the South Dakota State bank corner,
the old sidewalk having been consid.
erably damaged while the building
was in course of construction.
When tired and won out get a glass
of that ice cold Lactone Buttermilk.-
Porter Pharmacy.
Ladies' Lyel's completion stick, a
delicately perfumed toilet luxury,
non-greasy, nothing like it in the city.
Porter Pharmacy.
Dinner! Dinner Dinner At the
opera house circus day, June d. A
square meal for 20 cents, served by the
ladies of the United Lutheran church.
Col. M. Grigsby was a through
passenger from the west this morning,
returning to his home at Sioux Falls
from Woonsocket where he delivered
the Memorial Day address yesterday.
All Rebeksbs are requested TO meet
at l. o. o. F.. hall at $50 tomorrow
evening to go in a body to the First
Baptist church upon invitation of the
pastor, BY order Of the noble grand.
Miss Anna Kludt was a morning
passenger for Alexandria to spend
several weeks with relatives. Mr.
Kludt has the family household goods
loaded and will return to their former
home at Mitchell.
j. f. Rose and son, Harold, wife
and little daughter, departed this even
ing for Bellingham. Wash. They will
be joined at Lake Preston by Mrs. Rose
who has been visiting a daughter in
Sturgis.
The yodng ladies of the Catholic
church will next Monday evening serve
a 20.cent luncl in Park Lake, at Ninth
street, beginning at $3.50. In the
event Of ~unfavorsble weather the lunch
will be served in the basement of the
church.
Contractor JAS. Robertson spent the
day in Flandreau, looking after con-
ltract for the obstruction of a residence
for J. Smith, banker of that place.
The residence will be an especially
6ne one, costing about $50, 900 when
complete.
A unique war relic is on exhibition
in j. V. Regan's shcw window, being
the saddle used by Comrade Ole Gun
derson from 81 to '65. as a member
of the Ninth Wisconsin battery. The
saddle shows hard usage, but is a
priced relic in the family.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler, will give a
benefit to his customers during the
month of May which will be appre-
ciated. This will be in the shape of
a liberal discount on all articles appro-
pirate for graduating gifts. Call at
his store and examine his fine line
of goods and get his low prices.
James q. Mcbride died in Ramona
Thursday of cancer of the stomach of
which he had long been a sufferer.
Deceased resided on a farm in Lake
view township the past three or four
years, removing to Ramona this spring.
He was we'll known in the county
and was the democratic candidate for
sheriff last year.
Pierre dispatch: Taking advantage.
with other towns, of the act passed
by the legislature permitting such
improvements, the Cotton Lake Park
association has incorporated to i'm
prove and make a park on Lake Madi-
son with stock of So, 900. The incor-
poIations are Emil Mellon, FL. L. Sis
son and J. ID. Upstad Of Cotton.
Game Warden Hedrick was called
into Hanson county, where at Alex
andria he found some nets in the jim
river, and Immediately destroyed
them. Mr.. Hedrick states that he il
determined all sorts of lille sal practices
relating to game and fish will be dras.
ltically punished, and will personally
investigate and condemn all case
called to his attention which it Is pos
sible for him TO attend.
The deal has been completed where
by p. J. Hoidal, Henry Rohrer and Fl
q. Bennett take over the Ell. M. Penn