The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
LOCAL NEWS.
Wanted. Bell how at ake PARK

work. Call or phone this Office
Choice California alberta peache.
Doc a crate. at the Sugar Bowl.
For Sale. Three vacant lots close
in. suitable for residence purposes. n
M. Penn.
J New advertisements today-Geo.
Beck. A. q. Osborn, J. G. Schultz,
Fl. M. Penn.
Wanted. Two good strong boy.
who know the city to work ON delivery
wagon.-H. J. Munro.
Contractor Jas. Robertson was a re
turning passenger from Carthage by
the morning train.
/. For Sale. Seven room house, three
lots, barn. well, c~isteru, hen house,
corner Second street and Washington
avenue. John Mitchell.
Kindergarten course of music will
be given by Mary @. Flynn. beginning
Sept. ID. Music pupils Of other grades
accepted. Phone 90.
A large consignment of new books
have been received at the library which
have been c~atalogued and will be
ready for patrons tomorrow.
All women interested in seeing the
new hats and coats. arrange to be
present at our fall opening Friday
and Saturday this week. Miss Morse.
FL. A. Fowler and family are pre-
pairing to remove from the city, locat-
ing in Alexandris, MINI, Mr.. Fow-
Ter already being there and having
purchased a moving picture theater.
BE also ~contemplates buying land in
that vicinity.
An alarm of fire was turned In this
morning caused by an incipient blaze
in the roof Of the kitchen OF X. II.
May6eld's residence in Moth Egan
avenue. The fire department respond
ed but their services were not needed
as the fire was put out without mater
ial damage.
Christian Hanson, Scandinavian
violinist, will appear in recital at
the Methodist church tomorrow eve
ming, assited by Miss Ethel Belle
Haynes, piano accompanied, reader
and impersonator. Mr. Hansen and
Miss Haynes come highly recommend.
ed as entertainers.
The Daily Leader received the fol.
lowing special telegram too late for
publication in last evenings Issue:
"Colebrooks. N. H., Sept. IO.-Harry
Thaw was captured here three hours
after being put over the boundary line
into Vermont. He is being held as q
fugitive from Justice"
AS the time is approaching when
the expenses of the rest room are in
creasing, it is thought wise to AJAX
those benefited to help carry the load.
The matron must be paid, coal must
bought and while the w. @. T. u. ID
willing to do all in its power IL canno,
do all. A little bank is on the table
ia the rest Dol waiting to be filled.
Local hunters afield Yesterday ar
pleased with their success on the FRS
day of the hunting season. Chicken
hunting parties bagged all the way
from a half dozen birds to the limit
allowed by the law, while duck hunt
ers had no trouble in securing vel
filled game bags. A number of hunt,
ing parties from outside are camped d
various points on Lake Madison wher,
they will spend several days.
A large number Of students are ar.
irving in the city and enrolling in th,
State Normal school which opened IL
fall term yesterday. Madison always
takes on new life upon the arrival
Of students. their presence to the busy
appearance of the streets an they
pass back and forth from their board
ing places to the school buildings In
the north part of the city.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler, will put on
a special watch sale during fair
week. AS a sample of his prices be
will sell q 1b-iewel American move
ment. with case. at So; 17-jewel Am
ercian movement. with cas- 81. These
are prices that will attract attention.
Mr.. Co k will also place his foil
stock of WATCHES in the special sale
list for fail week only, and some very
attractive bargains will be found in
this stock.
Madison is we'll repr esented at the
state fair at Huron today. ninety.f.ur
tickets being sold for the special ex-
~cnrsion train which left this city at
1850 this morning. Yesterday was q
record breaking day in point Of at.
tendance. At 1 p. m. the people
were measured by acres. and while
the official rep ,rt was not available
the attendance ut that hour was esti.
mated at 90, 900 people William Hon,
of HighmoIe, was killed in the morn
ing. He was one of the broncho bust
ing attractions at the fair. While Civ
ing an exhibition his horse bottled, rar
against q tent pole and broke IL. Oh.
broken pole falling ON the rider and
killing him.
A. w. Holdridge. the well known
teal estate dealer and practical farmer
suggests that now is the time to gathel
seed corn and properly store it away
for next seasons crop. While the COLI
crop in this county il fine. with hu nd
reds Of bushels Of high class seei
corn In the fields, Mr.. Holdridge pre-