The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.

holstering done at Irsland's
Wash ice delivered to any part of the
city Phone 81 main. Geo. Parker.
Ask us. Well tell you what is good
for corns. Porter Pharmacy.
New advertisements today-A. II.
Osborn, ID. McKinnon q Co.
For Sale. A Poland China boar.
j. McGrath on Owen OVENS place.
Rev. r. M. Hartman. Episcopal
missionary, returned from Bristol.
Rev. E. Wilson was a returning pas
senger from Howard, by the morning
train.
Let us show You our new perfumes
You'll like them. Porter Pharmacy.
Jesse Reynolds was a morning pas.
senger for Omaha on an absence of a
few days.
House for rent. Enquire at this
Office.
Wash ice delivered to any pant of
the city Ray Beckner, phone 1892 yell
low.
Abel Mitchell was a morning passen
ger for Sioux Falls in the interest of
his automobile business.
r. A. Davis and family were morn
ing arrivals from Fargo, N. D., to re-
side in Madison. Mr.. Davis is a son-in-
law of J. J. McGrath.
Theron Odell will deliver wash ice
to any part of the city. promptly.
Phone 1874.
Bath goods, soaps, sponges, and
brushes. Anything you want. Porter
Pharmacy.
Clerk Burnett this morning issued a
marriage license to Joseph Bell of
Hayti and Mabel Nahum of Nunda.
Rev. and Mrs. Riienbark of Mil
bank were through passengers this
morning, enroute to Canton. Rev.
Mr.. Rifenbark was formerly pastor of
the NJ. L. church of this city.
In the basketball game at the gym
Saturday night between the Normals
and the Sioux Falls Marocns. the score
RESULTED 81 to 26 in favor of the home
team.
Owing to the retirement of f. A.
keller from the Grm of Brown, Love
& Keller, all accounts due said firm
must be paid by Feb 20 Brown, Love
az Wedgewood.
Make big easy money. We pay s.
per hundred for collecting names. Any
one can do it, No experience needed.
For particulars, address United Ad-
yertisiug Co., Aberdeen, S.. ID.
Statesmen wanted TO look after our
interest in Lake and adjacent counties.
lSalary or commission Address Lin
coin Oil Co., Cleveland. o
Valentines, valentine booklets and
postals. Largest ahd most beautiful
line in the ty.-Porter Pharmacy.
Division 3 and 4 of the Helping Hand
society will hold a six O'Clock colonial
dinner at the Nj. E. church parlors
saturday, Feb. %.
Mr.. ard Mrs r. G. McCallister
and Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. McCallister
and children were morning departures
for Hot Springs, Ark, to spend a few
weeks ~partaking of the healing waters
and warm sunshine Of that health re
sort.
Misses Welch and Waters entertained
the Saturday Evening Embroidery
club, comprising about twenty guests,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. V.
Regain Saturday evening. There was
much social enjoyment and the hos.
~tesses served u delicious luncheon.
Yesterday was a beautiful winter day
temperature rising to Al above zero
with warm sunshine. Temperature
marked % degrees above zero at
O'Clock this morning, rising during
the day, but a high northwest wind
set in about noon with prospect of d
cold wave.
About twenty tons of hay belonging
to j. s. Thompson, one mile west oil
the city, burned at II O'Clock yester
day morning. Mr.. Thompson will take
measures to secure payment for thu
loss unless the parties concerned settle
for their negligence.
Pipestone dispach: Because he be
Il liCNCh hO bnd DCCh NiOhSAhtiJ deSdSCc
by his mother. August Miller, Jr., re
siding on a farm fifteen miles north
west of Pipestone, shot his aged par
emit. three bullets taking effect and
infiicting wounds which may prov,
fatal. Miller was placed under ARES
soon after the shooting and will b
held in jail awaiting the outcome o.
bis mothers injuries. His mind ii
believed to have been unbalanced by
illness. He is 90 years of age.
Sioux City Journal: While expert
menting in the chemical laboratory il
the high school building yesterday
Miss Catherine Conley, 905 Dougla
street, was burned about the face ant
neck when the mixture, containing
%sulphuric acid. exploded. A small
portion Of the mixture entered tn
right eye, but will not affect the sight
Miss Conley was taken to her home ant
was attended by DR.. P. e. Keeffe, VIII
stated the burns were not serious. Mis-
J Conley is II years old, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conley, and