The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-06-25
LOCAL NEWS.

Munro.
Big sale ON hats and coats, Friday
and Saturday.-Morse's.
Wanted. Girl to wash silver and
glasses, at the Lake Park.
Midsummer hats, coats and dresse
Prices are right. Mrs. K. Knoeri.
All parties indebted to me please
call and settle at once H. Nj. Penn.
For Sale. Three vacant lots close
in, suitable for residence purposes. - a.
M. Penn.
Ice cold lactone buttermilk dispensed
at our fountain at all times. Porter
Pharmacy.
We are headquarters for campers
comforts. Bathing caps, tennis ba lis
and rackets, base balls, gloves and
bats, mosquito lotion, bandages, sani-
tsry cotton, peroxide. cold cream, foot
bath tablets, hammocks. thermos bot
ties, refrigerator baskets just the
thing for the auto. Porter Pharmacy,
phone 236. Careful Compromising.
Ten per cent discount on gloves, Fri.
day and Saturday. -Morse's.
Mrs. w. q. Larson returned from
Dawson, N. d., where she had been a
guest in the family of her brother. A.
NJ. Gregor.
Rev. K. M. Hartman. returned this
morning from Mitchell where he at
tended the ~convocation of the Episco-
pal church.
Mrs. Dugal and thlee children ar
rived this morning from MissouIa,
Mont and are guests at the home of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. ByrRe.
Comrades h. P. Smith, E. B. KEEL
logg and A. Hsner will depart Satur-
day for Sioux City where they will
join the special Gettysburg train, en-
route to the famous battle ground.
Joseph and Henry Schueller and
wives and Geo. Schueller of Howard,
and Miss Kinsie Nelson of Sioux Falls
were guests at the Schueller- Kingsley
wedding this morning. Also Ted
Gill of Castlewood.
The road between the city and Lake
Madison is in especially fine condition
for auto travel. The road has been
leveled, holes filled and stones re-
moved, and auto drivers report the
road smooth as a street.
Anyone having papers or magazines
not yet collected for the car that the
Eastern Star is loading, please notify
me before next Friday, or bring them
to the Farmers elevator that day
where we will be loading the car
Mrs. Ripe.
There was a string of showers in this
vicinity yesterday afternoon and even
ing, but only a slight sprinkle oc
CURED in the city. There were
showers in different portions of the
county, especially heavy in the south
west portion. Trainmen report a
heavy rain in the vicinity of Oldham
but no other place along the line
north.
The musical feature of the chautau-
qua assembly last evening WAS the
Schumapn Quintet, and they gave a
fine entertainment. They appeared
again this afternoon and will occupy
the platform this evening at s: l5.
Lecture at 8 this evening by G. E.
[ ampert. Program for tomorrow,
Schumanns, afternoon and evening,
with lecture at $3.50 by Robert Parker
Miles, Sparks. Mr.. Miles will also
lecture in the evening, subject, Chuck
Conner Stories.
Pierre dispatch: When the question
of sending the old soldiers who partici-
pated in the Gettysburg fight down to
the reunion was being talked last win
ter those interested after securing the
state reported that there were 100 of
the old soldiers and the apr opriation
was granted upon that basis. Captain
Kingman now reports that instead of
100 they already have applications for
transportation for 1875. The commits
sion appointed by Governor Byrne to
have charge of all matters now find
that they are liable to find themselves
up against a big deficit instead of hay
ing money left.
Philadelphia dispatch: A universal
cikub-uOuI INV IUI Td1irOdU workers
and the pe~rfecting of a system Whereby
trainmen will be enabled to spend their
of time at their homes are reforms to
be desired, declared William B. Will
son. secretary of labor, in the principal
address of the annual memorial ~servic-
es of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, Order of Railway Conduc-
tors, Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men and EDginemen. and the Order
of Railway photographers. Dispatchers
and Signalmen here. There is no
economic reason why railroad
schedule should call for sixteen hours
as the maximum days labor and the
time will come when the day will be
shoi tened" said Secretary Wilson.
DR.. Daniels returned from Dallas. |
Tex. this morning where he went
last week to attend the National |
Eclectic Medical association. The
doctor delivered an addl ess before the
association, and was honored by be-
ing elected second. vice president. |
which according to the usual rule of