The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-04-15

KNOWN Ill JnlS Cllys nave
their residence from Watertown to
Sioux Falls.
Mrs. O. T. Fuller, Mrs. H. L. Pow
ell and Mrs. j. f. Peck entertained
this afternoon at the home of the
former.
Mrs. Manner of Sioux City was an
arrival by the south train and is a
guest at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Theron Odell.
Hear DR.. Potter at the opera
house tonight. Twill cost you moth
ing to get in.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. About 65 full blood S.
c.. White Leghorns. All young stock.
L. c. Kellogg.
House for Sale. New seven
room house, barn and chicken house
er a first class auto in trade. In
quire at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmy were morn
ing passengers for Sioux Falls, call
ed there on account of the death of
a sister of the former.
r. Paulis of the Paulis Dry Goods
Go. was a morning passenger for
Fairmont, Mimi, to look after farm
interests in that vicinity.
Mrs. J.. M. Preston and Mrs. Fred
Preston and children were homecom-
ing passengers by the midnight
train from a visit with friends in Ne
braska.
Ladies should not fail to get out
next Tuesday to vote on the High
School bond proposition. To remain
away from the polls is equivalent to
voting No"
Hear DR.. Potter at the opera
house tonight. Twill cost you moth
ing to get in.
Mrs. NJ. Roche who spent the win
ter with relatives in Perth, Ont,
and Bancroft, Neb., returned by the
midnight train. She reports having
enjoyed a very happy visit.
The city board of registration yes
terday completed their work of reg
' istering voters for the ensuing city
| election. Total number of votes reg
istered and approved by the board,
| 9O6.
VIM. Youel, accompanied by his
| son, G. b., of Cavour, was a morning
| passenger for Flandreau to attend
the funeral of his father. Deceased
was aged 10 years, and a pioneer
resident of Moody county.
Mrs. C. McKibbin went 10 Elan.
dreau by the morning passenger tc
attend a Presbytery meeting In
session at that place today and to
morrow. A number of local mem.
bers of the Presbyterian church viii
attend the session tomorrow.
Wanted. Everybody to attend the
Chi Namel demonstration and get 9
pretty souvenir and a free lesson In
granting, finishing and reflnishing
old and new woodwork. One day
only, Thursday, April 10th, at the
store of X. B. Fitzgerald.
C. E. Olstad, cashier of the FRS
National bank, was a morning de
parture for Yankton to attend Z
meeting of bankers comprising
groups l and 2. Prominent speak
ers will be present from Minneap
oils and Chicago and the new ma
tional banking laws will be general!
discussed.
Hear DR.. Potter at the oper;
house tonight. Twill cost you moth
ing to get in.
Comrade Joseph Pulford who hai
been spending the winter in Ho
Springs, Ark, writes The Dail.
Leader hat he has left that city ant
will visit relatives in Missouri be
fore returning home, which will b.
about ten days. In closing his let
ter, Joe says: Give my love to tn
old boys. There is no place lik
Lake county.
Hear DR.. Potter at the oper
house tonight. Twill cost you moth
ing to get in.
j. J.. Mackay returned from Ba
ker, Mont, and will remain in tn
city for a time. Messrs. Mackay ar
in receipt of the unwelcome news O
the illness of their brother, Dan, a
his home in Mt. Carroll, Ill. h
spent the winter in Cuba in hope o
benefiting his health, but found lii
tie relief, and upon his return HON
his condition is such as to cause al
prehension on the part of his rels
tives.
w. McHenry, employed by tn
| Simpson dray line, was quite badl
injured early this morning in from
of w. H. Buck & Co. s butter and eg
house. He had loaded a quantity c
empty egg cases and when the tear
started he was jolted off and fell t
the ground, two wheels of the dra
passing over his head and shoulders
He was picked up and taken to tn
hospital where upon examination b
DIR. Clough he was found to be cor
siderably cut about the head an
face and his shoulders and back In
jured, but no bones broken. Tn
shock was severe and Mr.. McHenr
became delirious soon after his al
rival at the hospital.
Il Sioux Falls dispatch: Summon
/, has been served on Alfred M. Shaw
a banker Of belmont, Douglas cour
ty, to appear in the federal coul
: here this month to answer to an IL
dictment returned recently by th
grand jury charging him with vie
lation of the migratory game Law
1t is alleged that on March Is Sha
shot geese and ducks at Lake Ande
This is the first indictment returne