The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-02-07

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. Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Herbert who
have been guests Of their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntemer, were de-
psrtures by the south train, the form
er for her home at Fowler, Col, and
the latter to Dell Rapids TO visit a
daughter.
Eat at Jacks
The Odd Follows Home of South Da-
kota, situated at Dell Rapids, is re-
ported entirely free from debt and is
proving one of the most teneticisl IN
stitutions Of the Hi q in the country.
The home represents sn investment of
about $50, 900, including the seventy
acres of land surrounding it.
Get the parcel post habit and use
your mail orders. -Porter Pharmacy.
A pleasant social time is promised
at the military ball at Huntemer hall
Tuesday evening, Feb. 10.
This morning a Z O'Clock marked the
coolest of the season, ther mometers
registering twenty-five degrees below
zero. Wind shifted about daylight
from northwest to southwest, causing
a rapid rise in temperature, marking
eight below at 10 o'clock, and contin-
ued rising during the day. Morning
trains arrived about on time, but
they were ice covered, indicating the
severity of the weather.
Remember the military ball by the
local militia at Huntemeer hall next
Tuesday evening
Wednesday the Ministerial Union
met with Rev. Mr.. Brown, the NJ. E.
pastor. Among other things that were
done it was voted that there be a
"Go to church Sunday" in Madison
Not that this shall be done just in
one church Dut in the six churches
represented by that body. The irst
Sunday in March is set aside for this
day. Each church will use its own
method of bringing about a large at.
tendance The union also expressed
its regrets at the departing from ou1
city and community of the Rev. Martin
Anderson. A committee was appoint.
ed to draw up suitable resolutions
expressing their feelings to the de
parting pastor.
The members Of Co. ID, 4th regi
ment, 5. ID. n. o., invite you to be
come their guests at Huntemer hal
next Tuesday evening.
Minneapolis dispatch: Waysid,
telephone stations, attached to th,
telephone poles on the roads enterinl
the Twin Cities, WAS the novel plar
announced by the Tri- State Telephon,
company for the benefit of motorists
The stations will be placed on tn,
poles at a height convenient for F;
person standing on the eround or fol
IA person sitting in a machine. Tbs
company will rent to the motorists !;
combination receiver and transmittel
attached to a cord and plug, which
can be hitched on at any of tn,
numerous stations along the road il
case of trouble. The company expect
to extend the system and eventuall'
have a station every three blocks alon,
the city streets.
W. II. Carmody, at the Meehal
farm, three miles west and three an,
a-half miles south Of Madison, an
nounces a public sale at auction to b
held Monday, Feb. IS. The sale vii
be in charge of DIR. w, E. Kinney
a%uctioneer, and Fred Shultz, clerk
The property to be sold comprise
seventeen head Of horses, includin
Ydomrac, 100265, black Perchero
stallion, coming . wears old; Lul
Anabell, No. S4094. gray Perchero
mare. coming 3 years old: Chariot
No. 51610, bay Percheron mare. con
ing I years old. The balance of th
horses included in the list are youn
and in fine condition. The sale ais
includes thirty-two head cattle, 1
COWS fresh and to soon become fresl
16 heifers 2 and 3 years old. 4 steer
and one fullblood Durham bull; ais
40 head of hogs. 30 of which are broo
sows. A long list of farm machiner
is included in the sale, besides 9th.
articles. Sale will at
O'Clock sharp, after serving a Fl,
lunch.
Mankato Commercial College grad
ates hold responsible positions ever,
where. Results count.