The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-07-28

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challenge of the county officials to play
base ball, and the game is scheduled
to come off Wednesday evening at $50.
For Rent. Furnished rooms in med
ern house. Inquire at this Office.
Mrs. Chas. Bingham Of Montevideo,
Mimi, a former we'll known resident,
arrived in the city yesterday. spending
the night with Mrs. o. T. Fuller and
departed this morning for Denver, Col.
where she will visit with a brother.
The Big Store is making sweeping
price reductions in their ladies' ready.
to- wear department of one fourth to
one-half of on millinery, suits. skirts.
wash suits, wash dresses and waists
Now is the time to purchase season
able merchandise at large savings.
Sir Knights F. d. Fits, VIM. Rae,
James Robertson. W. W. Girton and
perhaps others Of this city will at
tend the grand conclave, X. 7. to be
held at Rapid City August !, s and O..
They will also attend the triennial
conclaye to be held at Denver August
IL, 10 and Ia.
For rent. $50 acres of land adjoIn-
ing the city limits of Winfred. IS, 900
of improvements, one of the best stock
and grain farms in Lake county.
Cash rent, 81 per acre. For particulars.
call or address, Joseph Henkin, Madi-
son. s.. d.
DIR. Hanson and wife, Cbas. b.
| Kennedy and j. X. Schultz returned
last evening from an automobile tour
of the Black Hills which cor sumed
about two weeks. They made the out
ward trip by way of Pierre. returning
by the Chamberlain route. They re
port a very interesting and enjoyable
tour. A sister of Mrs. Hanson's ac-
conipsnied them home.
Otto G.. Winter of the state pure
drug and food department was in the
city today. Mr.. Winters specially is
inspecting foodstuffs. especially eggs.
He inspected eggs in Madison stores to-
day, and found them in excellent
condition only a few being discovered
that would not stand the test. This
speaks we'll for farmers who market
their eggs in this city.
At a meeting of the board Of edu-
cation T. c. Metcslf Ielinquishsd his
position rs president of the board and
Geo. r. Farmer was elected successor.
The board is planning an addition to
central building which if carried out
will provide a gymnasium and audi
toiium combined. The estimated cost
of the Improvement is $15, 600 for
which a bond issue will be asked of
the voters of the city.
Ramona Times: One of the prettiest
church weddings of the season occurred
at nine o'clock Wednesday morning,
July %. 1918. at the st. Williams
Catholic church, when Miss Mary
Frances O'Connell was united in mar
riage to Mr.. Charles Henry Feyder,
Rev. Father j. E. Collins officiating.
The bride was escorted to the altar on
the arm of her father. D. J. O'Connell,
who were closely followed by the
maid of honor and relatives and invited
guests of the contracting parties.
Mrs. A. C. Odee, county superin-
tende2t of schools, Saturday afternoon
presented her resignation to the
county commissioners in session. This
presages an interesting matrimonial
event in the life of Mrs. Odee which ii
is understood will occur the first week
# the coming month. Mrs. Odee was
serving her second term as county
superintendent in which she has given
excellent satisfaction. The commits.
sioners have not as yet decided on q
successor. but it is not improbable
that Miss Della Sheridan who hat
been Mrs. Odee's deputy the pass
several months will be asked to take
the position.
The Twentieth Century frework,
display and the historical pageant
Pioneer Days to be nut on at tn.
Estate Fair this year will be as fal
superior to the aviation meet of las
year as that was to all preceding
events The Pain Fireworks Display
Company were pyrotechnists to tn,
Worlds Columbian Exposition il
Chicago. to the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton in Buffalo. to the Louisian,
Purchase Exposition in st. Louis. ant
the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
in Seattle. The appearance of thi
grand pyrotechnic display in HuroI
during the week of Sept. 8-21. put
the South Dakota State Fair on the lis
Of the worlds greatest expositions.
At the get together republican meet
ing in Sioux Falls q state central com
mittee was appointed, and In providin,
for such committee the following pro
ceedings we're had: When the voter
of South Dakota endorsed the Richard
primary law they wiped ont the vari
Gus party organizations. Under th,
provisions Of the Richards primar,
Law it is necessary for the voters o
the different parties to get togethe
and comply with the law and thu
procure q new central committee ant
county chairman to take the place O
those legislated out Of Office by tn
primary law" The new state contro