The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
New shipment of dresses just in
Miss Morse.
MunIo's fol- your mince meat, sweet
cider. and s)lid meat oysters.
Cabbage for sale. 3 cents per pound,
c. o. DIV. Hurry phone % main.
Mrs. F. L. Soper was a morning pas
senger for Sioux Falls.
DR.. r. 3. Westaby has moved into
the new Peck cottage, ON Washington
avenue.
The county comm .%sioners were in
session today, opening bids for coal
and transact citing other business.
Mrs. r. s. Westaby returned from
Oldham W here she gave an entertain
ment last evening to a large and ap-
preciative audience.
New advertisements today-paulis
Dry Goods Co., opera house. j. c.
Schultz, J. A. Landers, j. F. Runch
ey, financial statement First National
bank.
Madison lodge No. 90, /. o. o. F.,
will enter tain and confer degrees for
Ramona lodge, l. o o. F. tomorrow
evening. Refreshments will be served
and a ger eral good time enjoyed. F.
C. Fuller, N. G
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peck who had
been in the city a day or two, guests
at the horne of the formers parents,
Nh. and Mrs. J. F. Peck, returned
last evening to their home at Water
town.
President Wilson has issued a procla-
nation naming Thursday, Nov. %, as
q day devoted to gratitude for the
peoples blessings. This is President
Wilson's first Thanksgiving procla,ns-
tin.
Mr.. and Mis-. ID. A. Lyons who
have been guests of their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.. Fitzgerald and
Mrs. John Rel, returned TO their home
at Cresco Iowa.
Circuit court was occupied this fore
noon with the case of e. H. Owens
VS.. Henry Doerr and Eva noerI. the
case going TO the jury soon after din
Der. The case Of G. C. Delmsge and
Bruce Holdridge vs.. P. a. O'Brien
was then taken up. Both cases per
tain to land deals.
We have just purchased a bran new
Monarch Mslleable range No. 8 Of
Crist Rensch to be given away free to
our patrons. One number with every
so cent purchase. Everybody has the
same chance. Mr. Rensch will tell you
all about the range. and what it will
cost you to buy one. Cal. at our store
fol partic ulars. Porter Pharmacy.
Sioux City dispatch: George Her.
ION, of Howard, S. D., yesterday sold
a carload of immunized hogs in Sioux
City for better than 80 a hundred. Oh
81. 55 over the market price. Mr.. Her
ron said that there was little choleis
near Howard, but that all farmers who
could oh tain the serum were vaccinat
ing theiI. hogs.
Rev. e. r. Miller of Woonsocke'
who presided at the installation cere
monies at the Presbyterian churct
last evening when Rev. C. McKibbii
was installed pastor of the church
became ill and was removed to thu
hospital. Rev. Mr.. Miller underwear
an operation for appendicitis about tw'
years ago, and mis- illness is a Tecur
renee CT the disease. He hopes to b
able to return to his home at Woon
socket this evening.
The jury In the Chris Bewarder cas-
returned a verdict of scquittal. Thi
was q case in which the defendant wa
charged with the larcency Of five ia
hogs from Frank Peck's slaughte
yard last winter. The case was on TO
trial at the February term of cour
when d disagreement resulted, tn,
jury standing nine fol conviction an,
three for acquittal. The case occupies
two days at the present term of cour
and attracted large crowds of specta
tors who had become interested in tn
case. Mr.. Bewxrder is q thrifty Ger
man farmer residing on his farm
near Like Herman.
Will rou DlSpdtCu. "A mdrrlhSo Too
place at Madison Wednesday thar is o
much interest to Winfred people. Th
contrac ting parties were Miss Iren
Beatrice Demaray, youngest daughte
of M. +. Demaray, and Floyd Farber
The yonng people were attended b.
Miss Iona Demaray and Will Viii
liams. The ceremony was performe'
by Rev. Brown of the M. E. church
The bride was attractively gowned il
gray with hat and gloves to match
The bridesmaid wore a costume O
brown messaline. Upon the return O
the party to Winfred an elaborat
wedding supper was served at tn
home Of Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Leighty
the latter q sister Of the bride.
referring to the accident to Free
Bergstteser's automobile at a ~railroa'
crossing in Wentworth last Frida,
evening. the Enterprise says: Mrs
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