The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-04-01
Millinery opening next Friday and

Millinery opening next Friday and
Saturday, at j. A. J%ohnson's.
Mrs. Guy Hart and children we're
morning passengers for Sioux Falls
on a visit with relatives.
Hon. r. f. Lyons of Vermillion
was an arrival by the west train this
morning and will remain in the city a
day or two, calling on relatives and
friends.
County Commissioner Simmons
of Winfred was a business visitor in
Madison today. The county board
will meet next Tuesday in regular
April session.
For Rent. My farm ~ miles east
and l mile south of Winfred, $50
acres under plow, pasture fenced
Geo. A. Adams, Teton hotel, Sioux
Falls, S. ID.
Mrs. w. |. Thompson returned
this morning from LaMoure, N. d.,
where she had been called on ac-
count of the illness of her mother.
County Auditor McGillivray was a
morning passenger for Sioux Falls
to assist in the work of ca~nvassing
the returns on the circuit judgeship
for the Second judicial circuit.
This is a duty made necessary by
the terrible Richards primary law.
After having been wet" during
the past four years, the village of
Nunda will be dry" after July /
next, as the advocates of license
were unable to secure the signatures
OF the necessary number of freehold
ers to a petition asking that the
question of license be submitted to
the voters of the town at the an
nual election this spring.
Street Sale. DR.. w. Z. Kinney,
the auctioneer, will hold a street sale
Saturday, April 4. These sales are
very successful. Everything in the
way of household goods, wagons,
buggies, live stock, or anything that
anybody. may have for sale, received
and sold. List property with DR..
Kinney or Guy f. Mitchell before
Saturday OF deliver it on the street
On that day.
Manager Phifer has installed an
automatic telephone in ID. j.. Mitter-
ling's music store, East Fifth street
as a demonstration. 1t is the desire
of the company to install a complete
automatic system in Madison and
this phone is installed for the pur-
pose of enabling citizens to realize
the superiority of the automatic over
the common phone. Manager Phifer
| will be pleased to show the phone
to citizens who desire to investigate
its work.
The beautiful play, "Life's Shop
Window" which comes to the Madi-
son opera house for one night, Satur-
day, April 4, is proof of the fact that
the American people enjoy plays hat
have a story appealing to the heart.
The piece has been n of the most
successful produced in years and ii is
a noteworthy fact that the play does
not at any time descend to the or
binary methods now employed to
get over. but tells a story that is
convincing and life like, making
this one of the most popular plays of
today,
j. j.. Mackay who has been en-
ployed in his fathers bank, Banking
House of Mackay Bros, in this city,
the past year or more, departed last
evening for Baker, Mont, to remain.
Mr.. Mackay will take a position in a
bank at Baker in which his uncle,
Dan Mackay, of Mt. Carroll, H., is
interested. Mr.. Dan Mackay is also
owner of $4,000 acres of land in the
vicinity of Baker and Ismy, Mont,
and the supervision of this vast es-
tate will be a part of j. j. Mackay's
work. Mr.. Dan Mackay has been
| the winter in Cuba and has
been corresponding with his nephew
for some time with a view of Undue
ing him to undertake the work. j.
j. Mackay recently visited the local
ity and being pleased with the sur
roundings decided to accept the re
sponsible position.