The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-02-06
Boston brown bread and baked beans
at Runchey's tomorrow,

at Runchey's tomorrow.
Mrs. Jos. Henkin and little SIN
were morning passengers for Elk
Point on a few days visit with rsla-
tives.
Rev. Berge, of Inwood, Iowa, will
conduct meetings at the United
Lutheran church every evening, ex-
cept Saturday, next week.
Misses Gunderson and Stefensen
will this evening entertain the young
peoples society of the United Luther
an church at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Anderson.
Floyd j. Benway, connected as an
employee with HI. J. Munro's store, an
nounces in this issue of The Daily
Leader his candidacy for the Office of
sheriff of Lake county, subject to the
will of the republican voters at the
primary election to be held March "a.
Mr.. BeDway is a competent young
business man and would no doubt
perform the duties of the Office accept
ably should he be chosen.
Following a snow storm which came
from the northeast yesterday, wind
changed to the northwest in the even.
ing, producing a cold wave which
sent the temperature down to four
teen degrees below zero, the coolest
by ten degrees this winter. The
weather has continued cold all day to
day. Toe snowfall was light. Incom-
ing traiumen report about the same
conditions prevailing all along the
line.
The Madison Bowling League has
been organized and interesting games
are played at Warfield q Tobey's rooms
every evening. Last evening the
Pirates and the M. A. c. rolled, with
total scores as follows: Pirates-J.
Matz. 457; L. SlHff1ett. 463; A. Ries-
er, 449; c. johnson 81, E. Rifen-
bark. 505-total, 2,245. NJ. A. c.
A. Halter, $50; E. Farmer, 4O6; E.
Rankin, 405; E. Sponholz, 1897; L.
Elfert, 393-total 2,121. The Cubs
and the White Socks will roll tonight,
and Monday night the contest will be
between the Giants and the Athletics.
Ladies are invited to witness these
games.
Dell Rapids Times: Much Argentine
corn is nov being imported into this
country, and dealers sent W. J.
Prisch a sample of the grain. and
some of it is on exhibition ut The
EfF-f NnAsA,al D,-E Il Ii A.
the flint variety, with very small and
Iunty kernels running ii ON the siZt
Of a small pea to that of a medium.
coffee kernel, and in this country il
would hardly be considered wortt
picking. If they can raise corn of that
quality and ship to this country at 8
profit it must indeed be on very cheap
land and by very cheap Labor, but all
the same every bushel brought into this
country displaces an equivalent amount
of homegrown product, and the money
paid for it is sent out of the country,
and therefore cannot help industry and
commerce.
Louis Wolkenhauer, a lad of a dozeI
years. one of The Daily Leader car.
Tier boys, who, with his mother an6
other children of the family, is visit.
ing the grandpa home near Pocahontas,
Iowa, writes home to the office, a.
follows: Dear Sir-I am well. And
will be home soon. | am working.
will be home before the 18th of Feb
| am anxious to get back on my route
| uaS nialySr,n 0Cra n,J Is11...
come mice and we killed 30 in the
corn. How is my route getting
along | had some fun on the train
80 | will be home next week som
time. That is all | can say. S,
good bye. The fact that Louis i
anxious about his business-his rout,
is the best evidence that his littl
mind and body possess business mettle
and as this spirit develops, some da,
he will have a whole lot bigger bust
ness to attract his attention-and w,
venture the prediction that he will max
a success of it, the same rs he is max
ing of his route.
Howard Democrat: DR.. Oscar Han
son and family of Madison we're her
over Sunday. They came up to atsen,
the silver wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. III. nj. Hanson Tn,
ladies of Trinity Guild and their hus
bands gave the III. M. Hanson famil,
a house warming last Saturday night
They had recently moved into thei
new home, which is without a doub
one of the incest and best fnrnisbe,
homes at the present time in our cit,
modern in every respect from base
ment TO garnet. The ladies brough
along with them plenty of goo'
things to eat and after supper a so
cial time was had, some playing card
or finch, others visiting and tn
gentlemen who desired to smoke wer
accommodated by repairing to tn