The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-17
The Mitterling piano house has
line sales on victrolas and pianos.
Marea'c for Xmas nracantc

The Mitterling piano house has
fine sales on victrolas and pianos.
Morse's for Xmas presents.
Guy Hart. who recently moved 10
Mora. Mimi, is in the city for a day
or two looking after business mat
tiers.
With soft southerly winds the cold
wave broke during the night and
temperature rested on the zero mark
at Z O'Clock this morning.
Get your complimentary tickets
now for matinee Saturday. Dec. 10,
at corse department. Read large
ad.-Mrs. X. Knoeri.
Mrs. /. ID. Smiths little daughters,
pupils in All Saints school, Sioux.
Falls, arrived by the afternoon train
to spend the Christmas holidays with
their mother.
The train from the north this
morning failed to connect with the
Minneapolis train over the III. and ID.
depriving this city of the usual daily
mail and express from that direction.
We have just received a fine line
of Wardrobe" trunks, leather suit
cases and bags, the best of all Christ
mas presents. Come and look them
over before you buy.-Nick Born
stad.
Please remember that a pair of
fine shoes or slippers make the best
kind of gifts for any member OF the
family and we have the best kind of
assortment to select from.-Nick
Bjornstad.
We do cleaning and pressing. All
work guaranteed.-The NJ. NJ. Kra-
mer Clothing Co.
Don't forget Guy E.. Hanson's
large opening day Saturday, Dec. 10.
Special discount on this day only.
Save money. Souvenirs TO the ladies.
Geo. Beatty, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. G.. Beatty, arrived this evening
from Santa Rosa, Cal, and will be
followed from the same place by his
brother, John Beatty, and wife in
time for a reunion at Christmas time.
The Lake county hog cholera
school is in progress at the court
house and Is fairly we'll attended by
farmers. DR.. Lipp, veterinarian. is
the lecturer, and he covers a wide
range of prevention, cure and sani-
tary conditions in hog raising. A
series of charts are displayed and DR..
Lipp makes his subject very plain to
his audience. IL is a school in which
the farmers are directly interested,
and should receive their close atten-
ton. The school will be continued
tomorrow. and demonstrations will
be made of the disease so that it may
be recognized in its early stages by
hog raisers.
Evergreen lodge, A. +. and A. NJ.
will hold an interesting special COM
m%unication at the temple Wednesday
afternoon, December %. The fol-
lowing program will be observed:
Work in the M. M. degree. banquet
and installation of officers. 400
Opening lodge and examining candi-
dates. 4:30-Reception OF candi-
dates. 6;15-Lodge called from la
Dor to refreshments. 6:15 to 1870
Refreshments served in the dining
room. 7:30-Labor resumed. $3.50
Lectures to candidates. 9:00-At
ease. Decentralization ceremonies
9:45 - Fluctuations and closing
lodge. All Master Masons are cor
daily invited to be present.
Only occasionally does Madison
have an opportunity to listen to a
speaker of national prominence. Re
Gently n of the popular monthly
magazines took the trouble to write
up something of the life and work Of
DR.. Moses Breeze. The story was a.
interesting as anything published IN
that magazine for some time. Madi
son people will have an opportunity
to hear DR.. Breeze at the Presbyter
ian church on Sunday evening. Wit
ihumor, pathos, religion are all min
gled in the address of this man, whs
is making for himself a place OF 81
'great prominence among the thinking