The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

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Mitchell.
For Sale. Good young milcb COW. -
j. A. Delmage, city.
Auto livery, phone 1923 main.-Bol
Newcomb.
For Sale. Bulldog trained as {
watchdog. F. 7. Phillips.
Choice California alberta peaches 81
cents a crate, DIT the Sugar Bowl.
For Sale. Three vacant lots clos.
in. suitable for residence purposes. "A
M. Penn.
DR.. II. A. Hartwich, graduate vet.
erinarian. Office at M. G.. brakes
implement house.
Teachers examination for life, state
and first grade certificates will bs
held August 20. 80 and 80, in Madi.
son. Della Sheridan, County Superin.
tendent.
Wanted. Girl for general house.
work. No family. Light work. Cal
or phone Mrs. z. V. Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. j. Munro were
morning departures for Chicago where
Mr.. Munro will look I'VE the market:
and before they return they will visit
relatives in Wisconsin.
The German ladies of this com
munity are resting today. To them
was given the task of providing meals
for the conference visitors and they
fulfilled their duty to the complete
satisfaction of all their guests.
All Nation Base Ball Club is sched-
uled to play a series of three games in
Sioux Falls, beginning Saturday and
closing Monday. The Sunday game ia
expected to attract large crowds from
the surrounding towns.
Capt. Throckmorton of the Saliva.
ton Army is billed to deliver an ad
dress at the Presbyterian church next
Monday evening. His subject will be
the work Of the volunteers of AmeIics
and bis experience in slum work in the
large cities. The lecture will be free
and y general invitation is extended.
The election to issue bonds to supply
u fund to add a gymnasium to Central
school building, announced to be held
in this city yesterday, was abandoned.
1t was decided by the officials that il
would be better to bring the PROPOSE
tion before the votes at the city cleo.
tion to be held next spring.
Washington dispatch: Senator Sterl
Jog was chosen republican committee.
man for South Dakota at a conference
of the delegation. Senator Sterling
did not want the place and preferred
Representative Dillon. Representative
Martin was a candidate. AS a way
out of the difficulty Senator Sterling
was chosen without opposition. At q
previous conference both senators
agreed to support Dillon.
The departure of a thousand visitors
from a town the size of Madison wonl6
naturally be expected to make a diff
ference 10 the appearance of traffic
in it's streets. But good old Egar
avenue looked busy today. with i'll
usual forty or fifty automobiles il
sight and the general hurry and bustl,
notwithstanding the German confer
ence people have gone.
Harrington, Neb., Herald: Johr
Halle of st. Helena was a visitor il
town Wednesday. Mr.. Halle informs
the Herald that he intends to 90 tt
Norfolk and Wauss next week in th,
interests of a Meridian line telephon,
company. 1t is planned to organize
company for the purpose Of placing
telephone line, running north ant
south as lea as practical on the sixth
principal meridian. The line as pro
posed will be about 1000 miles il
length and will cross the river a
Yankton and connect with nearb,
towns along the main line.