The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.

DOhhCAJs
Auto livery, phone S2s main.-Bot
Newcomb.
For Rent. The south half section
80. Franklin township. Albert Budde.
For Sale. Three vacant lots close
in. suitable for residence purposes. n.
NJ. Penn.
DIR. Il. A. Hartwich, graduate vet
erinarian. Office at NJ. G. brakes
implement house.
DIR. Q. Y. Sears. offices in Rensch
block. may be found in his Office from
8 to IL and from 3 to 8 each day.
For Sale. Seven room house three
lots. barn, we'll, c~isterD, hen house.
corner Second street ard Washington
avenue. John Mitchell.
The state board of regents is in
session at Pres. Heston's office today,
opening bids for hauling coal and
looking over plans for a new power
plant at the normal building.
Lost. Pocketbook containing $40 in
money and valuable papers. Finder
please return to John Molumby and re-
ceive reward.
The funeral of the late VIM. Casey
was held from st. Thomas church this
morning and was largely attended by
friends of the family.
The Epworth League social at Lii
brary Park last evening was we'll
~patronized.
w. B. Seule has moved his grocery
stock into his new storeroom ia Hoidal-
Soule block, giving him a very tidy
place of business.
For Sale. One hundred and ifty
tons hay on the ground, one and a-half
miles northeast of Wentworth. j. s.
Thompson, the cement man.
II. A. Fowler was a homecoming
passenger by the north train this morn.
iug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overbaugh who have
been guests of Prof. and Mrs. May,
returned to their home at Clarion.
Iowa.
f. G. Smith went to Sioux Falls by
the morning passenger to attend the
druggists convention in session In
that city.
. Watch for the big specialty-in van.
deville at the opera house Friday and
Saturday. Special scenery with cleo
trical effects. Sometime good.
Do not forget the sale at Joe Hen.
kin's of the Duntley sweeper and
vacuum cleaner. Sale commences
today and will continue one week. Re
tail price. $ll. 10; sale price, $s.-J.
A. Fuller, agent.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson of the
Lutheran Synod church were returning
passengers by the north train from u
tNo weeks vacation visit
The Madison Dase ball team went to
Sioux Falls by the morning train to
play N game with the Sioux Falls
team today. Much rivalry exists be-
tween the teams and the game today
is expected to be hotly contested.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Peters have &C.
cupied the living rooms in rear Of the
A. I. Ireland building In North Egan
avenue, and Mr.. Peters will soon oc-
cupy the storeroom with his shoe re-
pairing business. removing his machin-
cry from W. T. Stearns & Sons store.
The Territorial Pioneers of South
Dakota will hold their third annual ie-
union at the state fair grounds on
Thursday. Sert. 18th. The head
quarters OF the asso -iation during the
week of the fair will be on the east
porch OF the woman's building. A
big program is being prepared which
will be given from the east portico of
headquarters. Secretary ID. HI. Latham
of Faulkton writes that an unusually
large attendance of pionesrs is ex-
pected this year, due partly to the
mammoth pageant to be put on by
the Pain Fireworks Display Co.,
Pioneer Days and Clusters Last
Fight" The Woman's building has
Just been enclosed with porches, per.
COLA style. on the north and south
sides. The new resting facilities will
prove another drawing card to pioneers.
A very unusual fatal accident &C.
Cured at Chester early this morning
| by which Calvin Pabst lost his life
by falling ON glass Of Q broken win
dow. severing the axillary artery Of
his light arm and bleeding to death in
a few minutes. Mr.. Pabst was en-
gagged in the meat market business at
Chester and early this morning, alone
at the market, attempted to carry n
quarter of beef In the back door.
The door contained q sash with q por-
tion Of the glass broken. Mr.. Pabst
reached through the opening to I'M
latch the door inside, and clipping
fell with the result above stated. He
attempted to telephone for help but
was unsuccessful, when he came out
upon the street and called for help.
Mrs. Patton who heard his cry and re.
sponded reached his side q moment be-.
fore he breathed his last. Coroner
Kellogg and Sheriff Butts were called
from this city and upon arrival decided
an inquest unnecessary Y. Deceased is
survived by wife and one child.
Dispatches state that B. j. Patrick
of Spokane WASH, has invented q new
type Of automobile, one Ia which the