The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-28

Auto livery. phone 3es main.-Bo
Newcomb.
For Sale. Bulldog trained as a
watchdog. F. T. Phillips.
Choice California Elberta peaches 80
cents a crate, at the Sugar Bowl.
For Sale. Three vacant lots close
in, suitable for residence purposes. "A.
NJ. Penn.
DR.. II. A. Hartwich, graduate vet
erinarian. Office at M. G.. brakes
implement house.
M. Peters is improving the appear
ance of the Sugar Bowl by installing
a soda fountain Of the most classy
design.
1t you have any furniture repairing
or upholstering to do, take it to A.
G. Hallenbeck's undertaking parlor.
Phone EOS red.
Wanted. Girl for general house
work. No family. Light work. Call
OF phone Mrs. E V. Townsend.
Wanted. To rent a medium sized
house with barn. IS. T. Msy.
Geo. Mosher was a business visitor
in Pipestcne today.
Mrs. R. NJ. Burlingame was a morn
ing passenger for Minneapolis on an
absence of a few days.
Mrs. Adrian Smith and SOD, Clayton,
returned from a visit with relatives at
|O'Neill, Neb.
Prof. Wagner Of the State Normal
school and wife returned FROM their
summer vacation.
Geo. Phifer and wife and the lat.
ter's sister, Mis- Lillian Organ were
visitors 10 Howard today.
Miss Mabel Smith was a morning
passenger for Sioux Falls to spend q
few days as a guest of Mrs. Paine of
that city.
Clerk Burnett issued marriage Ii
censes to Fred Wilcox of Parker and
Olive Barton of Madison; Henry Bor-
chardt of Ramona and Anna LeBlond
of Concord.
Rev. G.. McKibbin of the Presby-
terrain church returned last evening
from a weeks visit at Marshall. MINI,
where be had been calling on former
parishioners.
The Paulis Dry Goods Co. is en-
gagged today moving stock and fixtures
into the new store room in Hoidal-
Soule block, read for opening their
store recently located in this city.
Mrs. McGillivray who is visiting
relatives and friends in the city was a
morning passenger for Hartford to
spend u few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. d. A. McGillivray.
Senator Bowel has presented The
Daily Leader with a copy of the South
Dakota Annual containing much valu
able state information besides bio
graphical sketches of the members of
the last legislature.
The deaf mute convention in Cleve-
land. o., to which Miss Jessie Boards
ley of this city was a delegate. com
prissd of membership Of 5000. The
convention was in session two days and
all of its business was conducted in the
sign language.
Cards we're received today by friends
in the city announcing the marriage OF
MI. L. a. Blsgen Of this city and Miss
Wilhelmina Witte, at the home OF the
bride in Fairchild, Wis. Monday, Aug.
90 They will be at home in Madison,
in their bungalow in course of coz
struction in North Egan avenue after
Nov. LIST.
Sioux Falls Press: The board OF
charities and corrections was in session
in this city yesterday. Contracts were
let for additions to two buildings al
the training school al Plankinton and
for u at the school for the deaf al
Sioux Falls. Work upon these i'm
proyements will start at once. The
contracts call for the completion of the
addition to the girls building al
P,ankinton by March /, 1914, and the
addition to the main building by July,
ID, 1914. This being a special meeting
called to take action on these matters,
no other business was transacted.
County Auditor McGililvray has re-
csived returns for the state tax com
mission concerning Lake county's
equalization OF assessment. The as.
sessment of Lake county lands was re.
ducsd 122 per cent as stated in these
columns a day or two ago, but there
was no change in the assessment Of
personal property. Under instruc
lions from the state tax commission
City Assessor McCallister made q sec
ond canvass in search of moneys and
credits, none having been returned
from the city in the first canvass
Mr.. McCallister found and assessed
moneys and credits to the amount o.
$l2. 500 which has been returned to til,
state tax commission.
Ipswich dispatch: A report receives
here to the effect that within a few
hours about sixty sea-gulls were killed
along the shores of Scatterwood Lake
some miles from here, has resulted il
the issuing of a warning against tn
killing of these fowl, which each sum
mer come from the great lakes an,
make their temporarv home In oart