The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-02-16
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Remember the parcel shower at the
rest room all this week.
For Rent. Office room in postofice
block.
Salesman wanted to look after our
interest in Lake and adjacent coun-
ties. Salary or comm ission. Address
Lincoln Oil Co, Cleveland, o.
Temperature climbed up to "a thi,
afternoon, with southerly winds,
softening the snow and giving the
streets a springlike appearance.
A fsir-sized audience witnessed the
play of That Printer of Udell's at the
opera house Saturday evening The play
was well presented and the audience
was pleased with the performance.
Eugene Black who was a Sunday
guest at the home of his relatives, Mr.,
and Mrs. N. B. Alger. returned t.
Sioux Falls by the morning train,
Eat at Jacks.
This is the time of the year to use
DIR. Hess poultry Panacea. Makes
poultry healthy. Makes hens lay,
Nearly doubles the egg production
Osborn's drug store.
liver Rad, the real estate dealer,
announces there will be another excur
sion to the Lower Rio Grande Valley,
Texas, and will leave Madison Tues
day morning, Feb. 18th. This vii
be the last trip under the $50 rate
So get busy and make you appointment
with him Office at Mitchell's garage
r. G. McCalnster who with his wifi,
and son, G. L. McCallister, and family
are spending the winter at Long Beach
Cal, in a note to The Daily Leader
makes the characteristic remark.
Everything is lovely and the goost
hangs high. The weather is beautiful
no frost since we have been here. Rode
about twenty miles today in the auto
without wraps. We have driven oul
car 2, 200 miles. Isn't that going som
in two months and a-halff"
Canton dispatch: A serious accident
happened here Friday, when the Mil
yankee pa ssnger from Sioux Falls wa
HullAbS Bto NhiltOh NJ tue SltStlb|
west of town, it coIlided with an auto
mobile, the occupants being Ole II
Lier, this wife and a daughter, wht
live southwest of Worthing. 1t ap
pears that Mr.. Lier did not discove
in time the approaching train an'
whether through his inability to con
tIOl the automobile. or through excite
ment, is not known. but the machin'
struck the tender of the train and tn
occupants were all hurt. Mrs. Lier j
very seriously injured, and is at thi
time under the care of physicians a
Canton.
The summary Of statements of bust
ness of the 522 state banks and trus
companies of the state, for the close o
business on January 10, show tina
there was a material increase in tn
business of these institutions from th
date of the call for February 4
1913, approximately a year. Loan
and discounts had increased frOi
SAB. 26S. 97S.4 As. up to S4S, $50. 406. so
an inrease of more than Eve and a hal
million. Ia fact every item in the re
sources show an increase save that @
overdrafts which had decreased $l4,
9S5. 81. The liabilities of the bank
had increased from S63, GA, 092. IS u
to $40, SIS. OBS. "a, or a total of s., $50,
15S IA. OF this increase Sc, 979, 324. z
was in the way of deposits, the heavi
est increase being in the checkiu
deposits and the time certificates
The condition while materially ad
vanced over that of a year ago, show
a slight decrease in the deposits fro'
the call for October 1918, the la.
p.evious one, the total deposits &
that date being $50, 7S7, 179.
Dell Rapids Times: Krause Il KIau:
= won two cases in circuit court +;
l Sioux Falls last week. One was that {
Mrs. Amelia Riley VS.. Frank Staudel
raus, in which a judgment was give
plaintiff for $1,000. This casa aros
from transactions that took place man
years ago, and which at the tin
; created much excitement and feelin
, here. Frank Staudeuraus married
sister of the Huntimer brothers, wh
died, leaving an infant son. Not b,
: ing able to care for it. it was arrange
that the mother and younger sister /,
the child's mother should care fl
him, the father agreeing to pay
certain amount per month for his car,
) He did this for q year or so, and the
I ceased to provide for the boy, he
the meantime having left here an
q married again. 1t is said that on
!, visit here some time later he XII,
, mapped the boy, and took him to h
home. The bov is now 2S or 90 yea
old, and is said to live in Cbicag
' The aunt Of the boy, who cared f