The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-05-09

A few bushels of choice Wimple seed
corn for sale, ear tested, 81 per bushel.
l-Chas. s. Gof.
Frank Hammer of Franklin il re-
ported quite seriously i'll, suffering
from pneumonia.
The town of Volga is considering the
advisability of using oil on its streets
to eliminate the dust nuisance.
ID. f. Macksy returned Yesterday
from Mt. Carroll, Ill, where he has
been the past several weeks.
Henry Kiner returned this morning
from Winsor, N. d., near which place
he has been looking after his farm in
~terests.
For Sale. Gasoline launch, double
cylinder six b. p. engine, capable of
carrying thirty psssengers.-C. W.
Stephenson, Lake Preston, s. ID
Music Pupils. shall be pleased to
give piano lessons to pupils desiring
ny services. Miss Susie Thompson,
east Fourth street, phone $50 red.
For Sale Cheap. Five-rOom house,
corner Harth g and Eighth street.
Part cash, balance on time TO suit
buyer. at 2 per cent interest. First
National bank.
|, Geo. w. Baxter of Wilmot. s.. ID.
arrived this morning to spend a few
days with his sister, Mrs Hattie b.
BOrland, and cousin, F. A. Bulls. Mr..
Baxter is an Old-time resident of
Madison.
Mrs. Struggled, the Gossard Corset
demonstration, will be here Monday
afternoon and Tuesday, May 12 and ID.
Every lady of Madison and vicinity is
cordially invited to nave her corset
itted. Mrs. X. Knoeri.
j. Z. Dolan of Fulda, Mimi, was a
through passenger this morning, re-
turning from Clark. this state, where
be attended the funeral of a brother in.
law, Geo. Richardson, who was burned
to death in a barn on Wednesday of
this week.
DR.. Burlingame, captain of TIE local
militia, received notice today that
the Fourth regiment, s. d. N. G., will
camp this year at Fort Meade. July 10.
Also that Maj. Boyd Wales of Howard
had been promoted to the position OF
colonel of the regiment.
Geo. Cook, the jeweleI. will give a
benefit to his customers during the
month of May which will be appre-
leiated. This will be in the shape of
a liberal discount ON all articles appro-
pirate for graduating gifts. Call at
his store and examine his fine line
OF goods and get his low prices.
Lead dispatch: After twenty four
hours search in which 1000 persons
took part little Katie Zarga, who
wandered away from her home here
was found sleeping in the mill Of the
Victoria mining company twelve miles
away. She had wandered through the
toughest section of the Black BILLS
u~niDjured.
The local Shriners who attended the
silver anniversary of FL Rad Temple
at Sioux Falls yesterday, returned
home by the incoming south trains.
The attendance of Shrineis from diff
ferent portions of the sta Q was very
large and a large class was initiated,
among the number b. II. Kinney,
Hans Hanson. j. W. Heston, e. Z.
Emanuel of this city.
At the mission service at 81.
Thomas church last evening Father
Brady delivered the sermon, his dis
course being an appeal to parents to
see to it that their children are close.
ly guarded in their religious train
ing-both father and mother being
responsible. The questions submitted
were answered in a very comprehen-
S We manner by Father Monaghan.
Sioux Falls Press has put on an auto
mobile contest on a large scale. Lo-
cal candidates listed in the contest are
Hilda Anderson. Mrs. II. Fl. Holdridge.
Mrs. Blaine Rowland, Madison; Norma
Cooley, Norma Doerr. Wentworth;
Elizabeth Shannon, Matte Stewart,
Mis-. B. j. Baerman, Ramona; Hazel
Nichols, Amanda Haser, Winfred;
Mrs. Ole LONE, Mrs. Spencer Lutes.
Nunda.
Mitchell Republican: A red cleo
trio light has been placed on the top
of the building occupied by the Met.
lf-Wagner clothing company. This
light is operated by a push button IL
the Office of the chief Of police and at
any time. when anyone lie looking for
an officer. all that 10 necessary is to
go to the chiefs Office in the base
ment of the city hail. press the push
button and the first officer, patroling
Main street who sees the light will
hurry to the chiefs Office to answer
the call.
Sioux Falls Press: No more big fees
for operations on DEFENDANTS will be
paid by the county, This was decided