The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-29


Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Egg
~gebraaten, a daughter.
For Sale. Nine room house. j. A.
Donpellv.
That brick cheese is fine. Phone
274 Earle Kelley.
For Sale. o. l. C. boar pig one year
old.-Frsnk Downs. r. F. d. 5.
Cabbage for sale, 3 cents per pound,
&c. O. DIV. Hurry phone 90 main.
For Sale. Seven room house. Mrs.
Geo. Birran, 1865 East Fourth street.
For Sale. Tive cows coming fresh,
also six months old colt.-.Claus
Hexom.
Wanted. One large or two small
rooms for light housekeeping This
| Office.
New advertisements toaay--H. j.
Munro, A. FL. Osborn. Hackett &
Sutton, Paulis Dry Goods Co.
A marriage license was issued to.
day to dustave Weise and Agnes
1 w lCuclup DOiu VI "dulsOus
Self rising buckwheat and pancake
fiours in 10 cent packages just in,
at Earle's.
A. M. Gregor of Dawson. N. d
was ar arrival by the north train
this morning and will remain in the
city a few days.
Miss Julia Henke was a passenger
by last evenings west train for Canov va
to attend the wedding of Miss Susie
Koepsell and Mr.. Emil Froehlick.
Madison, S D., Oct. 80, 1913.-To
whom it may concern: | will not be
responsible for n debts of my wife,
Emelia Raschdorf Albert Raschdoif.
StIayed. From my premises, Mon
day night, four yeai old spotted, red
and white, heifer, had Oh halter ~
iC. ". Spawn, phone 450 green.
Our crackers are always fresh.
Phone 274 for your next order. Earle.
Rev. Alfred Nelson and Martin and
Andrew Olson of the Synod Lutheran
chuich were morning passengers fol
Cotton to attend a meeting of theil
denomination.
County Commissioners Finnie Was il
the city today to look after the heating
plant in the basement of the court
house. the furnace having burned oui
to the extent that a new one will
probably become necessary,
The Mitchell garage has completed
the work of installing its heating
plant. A few more customers car b.
accommodated who may desire to stor,
their automobiles in the garage foI
the winter.
Reports today from the bedside o
Jonn Mcleod Of Winfred township
seriously i'll of typhoid pneumonia, il
to the effect that he is slightly i'm
proved. having somewhat overcom,
the pneumonia complication.
DIR. Daniels spent the night at Ros
we'll attending a reception to Rev. Mr.
Spitz. Methodist clergyman returned t.
that place. DIR. Daniels delivered tn
address of the evening.
10y appointment Will 1lhbCb GAtlOi
ney Holdridge, Judge Jones will ar
rive in the city tomorrow to take u
the case of Enight bound over in jus
tice court on "A charge Of stealinI
wheat from a Milwaukee railway ca
last Friday night.
Clerk Burnett has received for recor
DEGREES in four divorce cases granted b
Judge Jones at the recent term c
court, as follows: c. w. Tewes VI
Mabel Tewes, Bert Ballinger Va. Ann
Ballinger. Maud Norton vs.. job
Norton, Ella M. Lang VS.. VIM. Lang
They are all local parties.
notwithstanding Irving d. Lee CAV
up his place of business in North Ega
avenue recently, he is still engage
in the electrical business, and wi
promptly answer all calls for ne
electrical work and repairing. Firf
class service guaranteed. Phone Al
red, Mrs. VIM. Lees residence.
Hon. r. f. Dowdell of Artesian Wa
a through passenger this morning
enroute to Chicago to attend a NEE
! ing of the executive committee vf til
|, National Press association of which b
! is a member, Mr.. Dowdell has SHE
his hat in the ring as democratic Cal
/ didate for member of congress frol
, this, the Second district.
Following the snow storm of We
I teiday. temperature dropped to tw
degrees above zero at z O'Clock tn
m~orpinu Today hos haan cloudv viii