The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-09-15

Munro, A. II. Osborn.
Conventional design pillow tops %
cents while they last, at Miss Kludt's.
Mrs. f. M. Halstesd was a morning
arrival from Minneapolis and Is .
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Fl. j. Munro.
Comrade w. A. Drake departed this
morning for Chattanooga, Tenn, to at.
tend the soldiers reunion to De held in
that city.
]. c. BerRstfeser was a through
passenger from Willow Lakes to Sioux
Falls where he will take a position
in the county t%reasurer's Office
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Temple who
have been guests at the home of their
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Schultz,
returned to their home in Freeport.
Ill.
People living in the country are
invited to come and make it your
headquarters at our store during fair
week. Mick Bjornstad.
Lost. Automobile number S463 and
rear lamp. on highway between Madi-
son and Howard or Howard and Ra.
mona. Finder please notify L. 8.
Martin. Madison. s. ID.
Miss Marie Hundemer was q morn
ing passenger for Vermillion to enter
the state university. She was accom-
panied AS far as Sioux Falls by her
mother and sister, Miss Irene.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Fl. Holdridge went
to Estelline by auto Saturday after.
noon. returning yesterday with Mis-.
Robinson If NaIagansett Pier. r. /
sister of Mrs. Holdrigde, who is their
guest.
A procession of automobiles went out
tn is afternoon to advertise the county
ia ir which opens tomorrow. The
route traversed was the southeast part
of the county, extending as far as
Dell Rapids.
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 Bjornstad.
Misses " inuefred, Leila and Lura
Love, Nora Anderson aud Mabel
Ripe we've morning departures for
Chicgo where they will enter school.
The four former will take up physi-
cal culture and Miss Ripe will con-
tinue her study in music.
Mrs. Walter Winter was a morning
passenger foI Austin. MINI, and will
later ioiu her husband at P~lankinton
who departed for that place this after
will work on two new buildings for
the state industrial school for which
A. J. Garner of this city Is contractor.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler, will put on
a special watch sale during fair
week. As a sample of his prices he
will sell a 1h-jewel American move
ment. with case. at Sc; 17-jewel Am
ercian movement. with case, 81. These
are prices that will attract attention.
Mr.. Cook will also place his full
stock of watches in the special sale
list for fair 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. We carry the largest and best
selected stock 10 the city. Our racks
in the wall paper department are
holding up five tons Of it. We car
certainly please you. We carry al
the latest designs and patterns. Paper
from 10 cents to $3.50 per roll. Re
member the date, fair week only
Porter Pharmacy.
DR.. E. G. Heston of Seattle, Wash.
who has been a guest Of his parents
Pres. and Mrs. Heston of the Stat
Normal school. was q morning de
parture for Chicago. DR.. Heston il
company with j. F. McGovern mad
the journey from Seattle to Madison
by automobile, Mr.. McGovern depart
ing several days ago for Chicago
wnere he will be joined by DR.. HestoI
and together they will return by trail
to Seattle, via Los Angeles. Cal. Theil
car will be shipped from this city II
Seattle.
Cotton dispatch: q. L. Wood.
thresherman who makes his home il
Cotton, on several occasions has prov
en- he possesses surgical ability of
high order by setting his W broker
bones. Yesterday he caught bis arm
in a pulley Of his machine and th,
bones were crushed and fractured. II,
walked to Chester where be set bis OWL
arm with a physician looking on,
Some time ago he sustained q broker
leg and a broken collar bone, which
he ret himself with such skill tina,
they never bothered him since.
Huron dispatch: The republican
state committee met hete on tho l0tt
instant to receive a report from thu
enrolment committee appointed d
Sioux Falls July Is last Upon learn
ing that Governor Bryne had declined
to proclaim a special enrolment day
to call the peoples attention to th'
requirement of registration under tn
new primary law, the organization
directed the enrolment committee Il
proclaim Thursday. October 18, 9 tb'