The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-15

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Choice cabbage for sale / cent
pound, delivered. Phone % main. =
Wallace Hurry.
A liberal discount on all our white,
shoes and a%rctics. at Nick Bjornstad's
Wash ice delivered to any pant O
the city. Ray Beckner, phone 3S2 vel
low.
For Sale. Popcorn machine, goot
as new.-Sugar Bowl.
Theron OdelI will deliver wash ic,
to any part of the city. promptly
Phone 1874.
House and two lots for sale. Inquire
of Guy e. Hanson. Jeweler.
Some more new styles in fine Flor
sheim shoes, just arrived, fer ''tht
man who cares" at Nick Biornstad's
Wanted. To buy a number of young
calves, as soon as dropped. - Henry
Jansen, Madison, r. r. A.
Miss Grinager returned from Min.
neapolis where she had been purcbas-
ing a stock of millinery.
Miss Genie Beardsley, teacher in
the schools at Lane, arrived by the
west train this morning to call Oh
home folk.
Louis Congo, a former pioneer farm.
er residing neaI Ramona. was in the
city today calling on friends. Mr.,
Congo is now located in the Alberta
country.
Miss Siberts of the high school was d
Sioux Falls visitor today.
Prof. Drinks of the Flandreau city
schools spent the night in the city.
Plazi Derungs of Badus was shak.
ing hands with his friends in Madi'
son today.
Miss Fetz returned yesterday from
eastern millinery markets, buying
stock for Miss Morse's store.
Special conclave Madison command
cry tonight at Z o'clock. Work ant
banquet. F. ID. Fits, Recorder.
Miss Danforth of the Normal faculty
was a morning passenger for Siou,
Falls to spend Sunday with relatives
A right start in life means success
Then start in Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI. Send fol
catalog
Miss Larson of the millinery depart.
ment of the Big Store was a passen
ger by the north train for Minneapolis
to bay a new spring stock.
The BASKETBALL game last evening
between Flandreau and Madison high
school teams resulted in a victory FOL
the home team by a score of "a to 10.
Mrs. Curtis last evening compli.
mented her guests with a six O'Clock
st. Valetine day dinner which was
enjoyed by both hostess and guests.
The Merry Comedy, Two Married
Men, at the opera house tonight.
Especial scenery, good specialties, and
Everybody says its good. Bargain pric,
as, so cents.
Regular meeting of Brotherhood oil
American Yeomen Monday evening,
Feb. nth. Adoption of new meIu
bers, and refreshments. Louise Knut.
con, Foreman.
ID. w. Mclean today received a tele.
gram from Bellingham, Wash, an,
nouncing the death of VIM. Mitchell
Deceased was formerly a pioneer farm
er of Lake county, removing to Bel
lingham about ten years ago.
A party of Howard Sir Knights will
attend the commandery conclave al
the temple .onight, two Of the number
taking the degrees. An interestins
feature of the commandery last even.
ing was the election of Gen. w. II. I'll
Beadle to honorary membership,
Sam Barger was a morning passenger
for Detroit, Mich, to spend a couple
weeks in the Studebaker automobile
factory, taking instruction ON handlins
the late improvements Of the machine
Aberdeen dispatch: In the frs
meeting of the creditors of August
Block, a Day county farmer, who rar
a thiesher outfit last year, brought out
an interesting revelation. Block,
liabilities are about IS, 900 and BIZ
principal asset is an automobile. Wher
asked by attorneys for his creditor,
how he happened to buy the automo
bile, Block stated he was threatened
with tuberculosis, and a physician pre-
scribed automobile riding as a proven