The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-02-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Eat at Jacks.

VS.. Damuth, piano turner. phone 102.
New advertisements today-H. C.
Munro, Hackett & Sutton.
I'll. M. Roggenkamp of Winfred was
a through passenger this morning, en-
route to Garretson.
Mrs. H. f. Love who has been a
! guest at the home of her relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. L. T. Love, returned to her
I home at Cherokee, Iowa.
Mrs. R. S. Westaby will entertain
the 1nter-Se club at her home, 500
Washington avenue, tomorrow after.
noon.
Wanted. Work by day. Mrs. Thos.
Max, I'VE rest room, West Fifth street.
Wanted. Family washing. Phone
$40 green.
Truth Thermometers, at right prices
Porter Pharmacy.
Wash ice delivered to any part o
the city. Geo. Parker, phone 81 main
The big slaughter sale at Mrs
knoeri's is still on and will continu,
until Jan. 81.
Eat at Jacks.
Phone for drugs any time. We hav,
the stock and deliver free. Porte,
Pharmacy
Put your feet against one of our Z;
cent hot water bottles. Porter Pharm
acy.
Wanted. Girl for general house
work. Address Mrs. Geo. |. Wilkin
son, box 426.
Eat at Jacks
Please stop coughing, use our men
tholated White Pine Expectorant.-
Porter Pharmacy.
Stop the shivers; our hot beef tea.
Porter Pharmacy.
Local market today: Wheat, IS
velvet chat, "A, cats, 80; corn, so
barley, AZ. Sioux City hog market
SS.O % to So. Is.
Collectors were out in full force TO
day, settling up monthly business. AL
report collections easy and good bust
ness feeling prevailing.
We wish to %noun to the public
that We will move into new quarter
within the next week or ten days
one door north of Guy Harris mea
make., for temporary headquarters. =
Guy f.. Hanson.
Miss Susie Boyd who was here IL
attend the funeral of her late uncle
John Boyd, returned to her home a
Leroy, MINI, by the morning train.
The funeral of the late Clarenc,
Whitmore was held from the Metho
disc church at | O'Clock this after
noon and was largely attended b,
friends and neighbors of the family
A lsdy's hat and a gentleman's cal
were left at Huntemer hall the even
ing of the railroad dance. Owner,
may obtain same by calling on MIR
Huntemer.
The finance committee of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen bav,
audited the accounts incident to thei
twelfth annual ball, held last Tues
day evening, and find that their ne
receipts will amount to about S146
all of which the boys are fully gu
titled to as they gave their guest
the worth of their money.
Today was grounding day, tenn
perature marking 10 degrees abov
zero at z O'Clock this morning. Brigh
sunshine prevailed most of the day
enabling the grounding to observe hi
shadow from every point of the com
pass and if the old adage holds tru
there will be six weeks more of winte
this year AS usual.
Complaint has come to the police q
boys breaking windows in the Adven
church in East Eighth street. Tn
lads are known and Chief WinesburI
called on their parents today an,
warned them to give more attention
to their boys and keep them out o
mischief and avoid future trouble.
A rather juisy item comes from
Edmonton. Alta as follows: "JohI
GENTLE of this city tried to chase wha
he thought was a dog out of hi
chicken coop in is back yard and be
cause the animal resisted he is bette
off by SO, 600, as the intruder proved t.
be the finest female specimen of tn
genuine black fox taken this year
Forty inmates after capturing the TO-
GENTLE was offered 50, 900, but is hold
ing for 81, 000.'