The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-26

Congressman Charles H. Burke at
the opera house this evening.
Vote for A. l.. Berther, democratic
candidate for register of deeds.-Adv
County Commissioner Geo. Sim
mons of Winfred spent the day in the
city.
On election day remember to vote
for A. l.. Berther, democratic candi-
date for register of deeds.-Adv.
Found. Lady's handbag contain
ing small amount of money and other
articles. This office.
For Sale. On track, car of fancy
bulk New York apples, also New
York barrel applies at w. H. Buck
& Co.'s.
w. Fl. Buck is quite extensively en-
gagged in the apple business. Besides
selling on track in Madison he has
several cars on sale at different
points along the line north and west.
A. l.. Berther of Wentworth. demo-
cratic candidate for register Of deeds,
has been a resident of Lake county
the past thirty-two years. He will
appreciate your vote.-Adv.
Frank Burns, champion one-armed
pool player of the world, gave an ex-
hibition at the Smoke House pool
hall at 3 o'clock this afternoon and
will give a second exhibition at $50
this evening.
Frank Pitzer of Junius returned
this morning from Hand county,
! where he has been looking after his
farm interests. Mr.. Pitzer reports
a good crop in that section this sea-
son and is much pleased with his in
vestments.
Temperature marked 2S at 7
O'Clock this morning, the coolest of
the season. A high wind prevailed
from the north. There was bright
sunshine during the day, with rising
temperature.
County Auditor McGillivray and
assistants were employed today pack
ing ballots and other paraphernalia
in the ballot boxes to be taken to the
several voting precincts of the county
for use on election day, Nov. 3. The
| work consisted of removing the old
ballots of the primary election and
replacing them with the new bal
lots. 1t Is a particular job and re-
| quires much time and care on the
part of the officials.
J.. V. Regain is rapidly gaining a
reputation as Madison's champion
fisherman. 1t is rare that he visits
Lake Madison hat he is not rewarded
1 with n cfpfnn - onnfnn frnna fortxr 4o
| sixty of the hnny beauties, and a pc
| culiarity of his luck is that he hooks
the big ones. His latest string com
prised about fifty perch, and there
was not a small n in the collection,
Mr.. Regain fishes for the sport and
the recreation and his friends are lib
orally supplied from the fine catches
he makes.
d. w. King. the good roads speak
| er, in a letter to The Daily Leader,
| states that he will visit this portion
of South Dakota next month, and
would be pleased to hold a meeting
in Madison about Nov. 16. He sug-
| gests that the matter be taken up by
the secretary of the local Commercial
| club, and if his services are desired
arrangements can be made by ad.
dressing NJ. b. Wylie, Maitland, Mo
Voters intending to be away from
home Nov. 3 may apply to the county
auditor for ballots which may be
marked and forwarded to the judges
of election by mail. Voting by mail
must be done within the state oil
South Dakota, however. Ballots can
not be marked and forwarded outside
the state, under the law. The i'm
preston prevails that a voter may
take ballots with him to another
state and mail from there, but such
Is not the ase
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: With
a day ideally perfect for football, the
grounds in excellent condition fol
spectacular play and before a noisy
and enthusiastic crowd of over 1000
%rooters, imbued with the zest of the
occasion, the university of South Da-
kota football team went down to de-
feat Saturday before the Notre Dame
team by a score of 33 to O.. A feature
of the game was the open style OF
play. both teams attempting the for
ward pass many times and with vary
ing success. Before the game, and
during the periods of intermission the
crowds were entertained by the Uni
versity band from Vermillion and the
Fourth regiment band from Water
town. which ~paraded the field and
sustained the enthusiasm. To add to
the amusement the clown band from
the state university was on hand liz
full regalia, and also paraded the
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