The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-16

Joseph muRglf OF badus was mol
the visitors in the city today.
Conventional design pillow tops 9;
cents while they last, at Miss Kludt' s.
New advertisements today-Bieder
staedt q Koch, Hsckett g. Sutton,
j. A. Lander.
Fair visitors are invited to inspect
the South Bend nalleable range now
on exhibition at Biederstaedt q Koch's
store.
Special for fair week only. 20 pei
cent discount ON our entire stock OF
wall paper. We have the stock
Porter Pharmacy.
East Fifth street was q busy thor
oughfare today, the result of travel
to and from the city 10 the fair
grounds.
The remains of the late William
Grandfather accompanied by the fani-
ly, we're taken by the morning train to
Colman for burial.
Something Interesting for fair visit.
ors to see is the South Bend m~alleable
range. on exhibition at Biederstaedt q.
Koch's.
The city is ~thronged with strangers,
here to attend the county fair and
soliciting fol- the sale OF various arti-
cles which are offered by county fair
followers.
Make your shoe purchases at our
store. We have only up-to-date styles,
made OF the best materials by skilled
shoe makers. And our prices are al
ways right. Nick B%jornstad.
Gen. Beadle who has been confined
to his apartments at the Lake Park the
past several days on account of ill
ness, was about the streets today, en-
joying the deliR htful weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. HI. d. vreyens who
have been absent the past ten days in
Minneapolis and other points in Min
ne sofa, were homecoming passengers
by the north train this morning.
Don McGillivray who has been as
sisting his father, County Auditor
McGillivray, in the Office, returned to
his claim near Isma, Mont. Miss Fay
Kingsley is now employ d in the Office.
The Gettysburg commission, in
charge of the survivors of that battle
to the fiftieth anniversary celebration,
have filed their report with the gov
ernor and show that out of the $40, 900
appropriated for the expense of the
trip. they turn back 81, S04. 05.
The suit started by BeadIe county
citizens to prevent the county payitg
the cost If registration under the
Richards act. has been withdrawn ON
motion Of those beginning the suit,
and the clerks of that county can go
ahead securing the names at the rate
of So. so per day until they clear the
record.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: George
Ackley arrived home from an over
Sunday hunting trip with a number
of Madison sportsmen. Mr. Ackley
exhibited twenty fine chickens. all
that the law allowed bin to bring
home. He stated that the birds were
shot in Lake county where little if
any illegal shooting had been done
this fall.
Prof. j. X. Schultz who has spent
the summer vacation with his brother,
j. c. Schultz, was "A passenger by the
north train to resume his work az head
of the music department in the state
normal school at Glendale, n. ID.
Prof. Schultz has been informed of an
increase of salary by the state board
of regents at a recent meeting which
will be gratifying to his friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Curtis will de-
part tomorrow for Toronto, Canada,
and will spend about two months Wis
iting relatives and friends at their for
mer home neal that city. Mr.. and
Mrs Curtis came to Lake county in
1879 and while Mrs. Curtis has paio
three visits to their former home this
will be MIR. Curtis fret visit there
since leaving over thirty years ago.
Their friends will wish them a safe
journey and a joyous visit.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler, will put on
a special watch sale during fair
week. AS a sample of his prices be
| will sell a 1h-iewel American move
ment. with case. at So; 17-jewel Am
ercian movement. with case, 81. These
are prices that will attract attention.
Mr.. COX will also place his full
stock of watches in the special sale
list for fail week only, and some very
attractive bargains will be found in
this stock.
90 per cent discount during fair
week only, on our entire stock of
wall paper. Now is your chance to
buy it. Weary the largest and best
ualoctad otooL in tba o,tx, ~. roabo