The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

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See our new coats and dresses. Miss
Morse.
For Sale. A quantity Of red clover
seed. ALBERT Hiaring, Madison, Route
5.
A basketball game is announced to
be played at Normal gym tomorrow
event 1g between Sioux Falls and the
Madison high school team. This will
be the last game of the local team to
be played in Madison this season.
Game will begin at 8 o'clock.
A phone message was received last
evening by A. e. Fuller from Junius
that the hotel at that place was on fire
and to send assistance. The matter
was turned over to the fire department
and a chemical engine prepared to
send, but a second message came that
the fire had been subdued. The dam
age is reported as slight.
Have refined vaudeville in your home
at any hour. Buy an Edison instru-
ment. They are the best that can be
produced. Diamond point reproducer.
No changing needles. From $15 to
$500. Porter Pharmacy.
The district meeting of Rebekahs at
Odd Fellows hall last evening was an
unusually pleasant event, socially and
otherwise. The attendance was large,
about fifty lady delegates being present
from surrounding towns. The dele
gates departed for their homes by out
going trains today.
The name of n. M. Stott appears in
the list of injured in a hotel fire which
occurred in ST. Louis early Monday
morning, the injuries consisting of
fractured hip and internal injuries.
Mr.. Stott will be remembered as a
resident of Madison in the early days,
occupying a position in the former
Citizens National bank.
DR.. W. E Kinney, the auctioneer,
will hold a street sale Saturday of
this week. This is a good time to sell
off Your surplus, such as household
goods and other property. If you have
anything to sell, see DIR. Kinney, or
Guy Z. Mitchell.
A. T. Adams of Spesr6sh. grand
chief patriarch, was a morning ar
rival and will meet with the local or
der at Odd Fellows hall at 7:30 this
evening. 1t is the purpose Of the
members tn make the meeting rs short
as possible in order that all may at.
tend the railroad meeting.
E. E. Wagner, republican candi
date for Judge of this, the second
judicial circuit, accompanied by b.
o. Stordahl, spent the night in the
city. This forenoon they called on
Madison citizens in the interest OF
Mr.. Wagner's candidacy. They are
travelling by automobile and this
afternoon visited Ramona, returning
to this city to spend the night.
With the help of the German Bap.
tist people and their pastor last eve
ming, the service at the Presbytelian
church was much stimulated. Ii was
interesting to hear texts Of scripture
quoted in German and III English. This
coming together of the members OF
the churches in one service has helped
to strengthen the bond of Christian
unity already existing between the
pastors. This evening the service will
be for the church societies, and all
are cordially invited. Tomorrow
evening will be fraternity evening
The Odd Fellows will attend la a
body-and all who are connected with
any fraternal organization will be
most cordially welcomed. As an
nounced previously. it being Friday
evening, an offering will be taken tc
help defray the expense of the meet.
ings. A chorus choir of about sixty
children under the age of sixteen will
lead in the song service. Everyone i:
welcome. The subject Of the sermon
is Fellowship,
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