The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-30

DonDelly.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Reade
a daughter.
Lost. Automobile crank. Return
TIC Dakota State bank.
For Sale. o. l. c. boar pig one year
old.-Frank Downs. r. F. d. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Lannon were
morning passengers for Sioux City.
Cabbage for sale, 3 cents per pound,
IC. o. DIV. Hurry phone % main.
Temperature marked Is degrees
above zero at Z o'clock this morning.
Lost. Fancy dog collar, worn by
bulldog. Please return to Jos. Rooney.
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 today-Jos.
Henkin, ]. A. johnson, f. &C. Smith,
~. G. Schultz
e. l. Kingsley returned this morn
ing from a two weeks absence a
Mora, Mimi, looking after bis farm
Ing interests.
The Baptist Aid society will met in
the lecture room of the church Friday
afternoon. Lunch served. Everybody
welcome.
StIayed. From my premises, Mon
day night, four yeal old spotted, red
and white. heifer, had on halter. =
q. W. Spawn, phone 450 green.
MIS-. /. d. Smith and Mrs. DeGood
will entertain the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid society at the home of the former
tomorrow afternoon.
Madison, S D., Oct. %. t9l3.-To
whom it may concern: | will not be
responsible for any debts of my wife.
Emelia R~aschdorf Albert Raschdoif
The Mitchell garage has completed
the work of installing its heating
plant. A few more customers can be
accommodated who may desire to stolt
their automobiles in the garage fol
the winter.
Notwithstanding Irving ID. Lee gave
up his place of business in North Egar
avenue recently, he is still engaged
in the electrical business, and will
promptly answer all calls for new
electrical work and repairing. First
class service guaranteed. Phone Al
red, Mrs. VIM. Lees residence.
A football game between the Msdi
son and the Sioux Falls high schoo'
teams is announced to be played a
Athletic Park in THE city Saturda,
afternoon at $3.50 p. ID. The an
nouncement states that this will b'
the best game of the season ant
probably decide the championship
honors.
The state hoard of regents of edu
cation met in Vermillion this after
noon for the purpose of investigating
the recent hszing difficulty of uni
versity students. President Hitch
cock of the regents stated that tn
whole matter would be reviewed an
an attempt made TO adjust the case
of the several students.
Carthage News: A Dr.. lekyl an
Nh. Hyde story ONE from the countr
southwest of town. A prominent RES
dent Of Miner township, who recent
moved away, was wont to preach ten
peiance in season and out. hat afte
his removal parties found four empt
beer cases in his cellar. You can
ALWAYS tell what a man will do b
what he says.
sioux Falls Press: After a week
!, trial Warden Swenson declared yestel
iday that the inmates at the state pen
tentiary have not abused the privilee
o granted them to converse with eac
!, other at meal time and he has ex.ende
' the time of the privilege for two week
81 found" said the warden, that ft
e convicts appreciated the privilee
I which permits them to talk with thos
e at their own table during meal tin
= and did not abuse 1t. / granted til
privilege for one week and have no
C extended this for two weeks. The al
nouncement OF the extension of til
o time was greeted with applause |
the inmates. | told them, howeve
0 that this was not an established IN
q and was only a privilege. the col
tinuance of which depended on the
not abusing it,"