The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.

ISh bo ohO" DOu coA now POAAuhOS.
You'll like them. Porter Pharmacy.
For Sale. A Poland China boar.
j. McGrath on Owen Ovens place.
Valentines, valentine booklets and
p~ostals. Largest ahd most beautiful
line in the ity.-Porter Pharmacy.
I would like 10 buy some ja~ckrabbits.
DIR. George Ogle.
For Sale. Popcorn machine, good
as new.-Sugar Bowl.
Theron Odell will deliver wash ice
to any part of the city. promptly.
Phone 1874.
Bath goods. soaps, sponges, and
brushes. Anything you want. Porter
Pharmacy.
House and two lots for sale. Inquire
of Guy e. Hanson. Jeweler.
Oranges and bananas at a price.
Phone 274.-Earle Kelley.
New advertisements today-H. J.
Munro, A. Fl. Osborn. j. G. Schultz. :
Mrs. Flaherty who has been a guest
of her sister. Mrs. j. S. Murphy, re-
turned to Pipestone.
A. G. Levee of the First National
bank was a morning passenger for
jackson, Mimi, on an absence of a
day or two.
A basketball game is announced to
be played at the opera house Friday
] evening between the high school teams
of Madison and Flandreau.
L~incoln's birthday, today, was OBJ
served in Madison by closing the banks
and public offices. making business on
thu streets quiet.
Electric spark soap, a most excellent
white laundry soap, will not shrink
woolens, 6 for % cents, at Earl Kel-
ley's.
Temperature marked eleven degrees
below zero at : o'clock this morning.
rising to twenty four above during the
afternoon. with wind shifting from
northwest to southwest.
Mrs. X. B. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Ed.
Foley, Mrs. Henry Hundemer will
serve coffee and lunch at the home of
Mrs. Fitzgerald Thursday afternoon,
Feb. 10. Public cordially invited.
Owing to the retirement of E. A..
q Keller, all accounts due said firm
must be paid by Feb. 20. Brown, Love
& Wedgewood.
A deal has been closed whereby NJ.
"a. Drake becomes the owner by pur-
chase of the w. M. Beardsley residence,
Washington avenue and Eighth street.
Mr.. Drake will take possession May /.
Make big easy money. We pay 81
per hundred for collecting m Any
one can do it, No experience needed.
For particulars. address United Ad-
vertising Co., Aberdeen, S. ID.
E. L. Kingley today retired from
the milk business, selling out to Il. M.
Bourne and Geo. /. Wilkinson, each
buying a wagon and a part of the
equipment. Messrs. Bourne and Will
kinson are not in partnership but will
conduct the business separately.
! can locate seveal homesteaders on
800 acre homesteads, three to ten
miles from a small town on main
line of Milwaukee road, in Mussel-
she'll valley, Montana. l have a few
maps and samples of sell and grain
II. s. Randall. Lannon Cook Block.
Weather bulletin, Huron station:
High pressure with clear and cold
weather prevails over the northwest,
where a decided fall in temperature
has occurred, and the temperature is
below zeio in Alberta, Saskatchewan,
North Dakota and the northern portion
of Montana, South Dakota and Mime
sofa. 1t is coolest at Gu Appelle, 10
degrees below zero. Light snowfall
has occurred in Colorado within the
last "a hours.
J. Ell. Mehren, five and a half miles
southeast of. Madison on the Henry
Beck farm. a public sale to
be held Tuesday. Feb. 20, with DIR.
W. E Kinney. ~auctioneer, in charge,
Guy e. Mitchell, acting az clerk.
The sale will begin at 10 o'clock M,
following . free lunch. The stock to
be sold includes thirteen head horses
and colts, thirteen head mich cows,
twelve head young cattle, farm ma
chinery. household goods, etc.
Faulkton dispatch: Sebastian Gil
soul, a native of Belgium, created a
sensation in the Merchants bank of his
place when he appeared before the
cashiers widow and insisted upon the
immediate payment of $13, 000. 900 of
a $50, 900, 900 deposit he claimed to
have in the bank. Gilsoul, who is a
farmer of northern Faulk county,
was possessed of the delusion that he
was a second Andrew Carnegie. and he
wanted the money to give away in
order that he might die poor. He was
taken before an insanity commission
and sent to the asylum at Yankton
Pierre dispatch: The governor is
swamped by applications for appointive
positions. The delays which have
been caused in making the appoint
ments for political reasons have put all
eyes ON the plums which ale about
ready to fall. Nearly one thousand
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