The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-02-17

jewelry store into the old Runchey
bakery, one door north Guy Harris
meat market. Call and see us in our
new quarters.
Remem beI the reserved seats for the
Royal Gwent Singers ale on at Frank
Smiths tomorrow morning at s O'Clock.
Salesman wanted to look after our
interest in Lake and adjacent coun-
ties. Salary or commission. Address
lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, o.
One of the best lunches served this
year will be given next Thursday,
Feb. 10th. from 3 O'Clock until all
are served. Come and bring a dime. =
Catholic Ladies.
Applications will be received at the
local telephone Office to fill the position
of collector of telephone rentals. Ap-
Iply to the manager, Geo. b. Phifer.
This is the time of the year to use
DR.. Hess poultry Panacea. Makes
poultry healthy. Makes hens lay
Nearly doubles the egg production
Osborn's drug store.
J. G. Coffey, Nj. q. Drake, Fl. G,
Burnett an several others were morn.
ing passengers for Sioux Falls to at.
tend the automobile show in progress:
in that city this week.
DR.. Daniels reports births, a son a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ha.
beger, twins were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Fazendin, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Collins and a son to
MIR. and Mrs. Hans Peterson.
Temperature marked 90 degree:
above zero at z o'clock this morning
with southerly winds and baliny spring
atmosphere. About 9 o'clock wind
changed to northerly with slightly
falling temperature, cloudy and cold
Mrs. futile of Rutland was in tn,
city today and suggested a correction
in the report of an auto accident a
Rutland a few days ago. 1t wa
stated that Mrs. Tuttle's little sor
was injured, but such is not the case
The error was simply in the quoting
of anne
For Sale. / will sell at either pub
lie or private sale the Fred Chapman
personal property consisting of horses
harness. wagons and other articles
Sale will be held Saturday, Feb. 2lst
Mt my elevator, at , O'Clock p. m.-
L. w. Ketcham, administrator.
A. j. Nelson a public sal
at auction to be held at the Z. W
Ketcham farm, seven miles northwes
of Madison, Monday. March 2. TIL
sale will be in charge of DR.. w. L
Kinney. auctioneer, and c. A. Stems
land. clerk. The property to be sol
Consists of eight head horses. twenty
two head cattle. cows ami young cattle
eleven head hogs, 100 chickens. farm
machinery and other articles. Sal
will begin at 12 o'clock, following
free lunch.
Mitchell Republican: E. Kelley 4
Son, who in the past two years hsv
grown to be one of the largest commits
sion houses in South Dakota, announce
the sale of their business to the Mitch
ell Poduce Company. E. Kelley. th
senior member of the Kelley firm, vii
probably continue to make Mitchell
bis home. His son, Twin F.. Kelley
may stay IN Mitchell during the cum
msr and 60 to the Pacific coast mex
fall to look up a location in tn
commission business there.
At IA meeting of the directors Of th
Lake County Agricultural Societ
offers were elected rs follows: Pres,
dent. E. L. Kingsley; vice president
Henry Mueller; treasurer, J. W. Wac
den; secretary, f. L Mease; superir
tendent of grounds. A. G.. Schmidt
COMMITTEES on new buildings, prem.
ums, entertainment and attraction
printing and advertising and auditin
were appointed. New stock building
will be put up by the associatio
this year, the old ones having bee
! burned last fall.
Washington dispatch: One hundre
of the los national banks in South n,
kota have applied for membership
the new federal reserve system. /
the banks in Iowa, 80 have applied
, In Nebraska 200 out of 241 have al
piled, in Wyoming twenty-six and
Montana tifty-four. This repressn
80 per cent of the national bankir
strength of the states. Similar appl
: cations have been received from a
!. parts of the country and in so far
acceptance of the new system can a
snre its success the new order is {
(. a solid foundation. Of the IA!
. national banks in the country mo
than $500 have their applications