The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-04-03
Eat at Jacks.

SOIHsiluS lOmnerSOD, a registered
pharmacist, has accepted a position in
J. c. Schutz's store.
Easter footwear that has charm and
individuality as we'll as good service,
at Nick Bjornstad's.
Cream puffs, Boston brown bread
and baked beans, at Runchey's tomor-
row.
New advertisements today-F. g.
Ball & Son, First National bank,
Dakota State bank.
Mrs. Ed. Foley aud little daughter
were morning passengers for Lines
boro. MINI, to visit home folk.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Kellogg's Sec
ond little ID, Ray, is quite seriously
i'll. suffering from pneumonia.
Come in and see the Tango and
Baby Doll pumps. The latest tads in
footwear, at Nick Bjornstad's.
VIM. Plummer, formerly conductor
on the north train. spent the night in
the city in the interest of the sale of
safes for which he is now travelling.
Have you tiled that Hawsiisn sliced
pineapple Munro is selling for 90 cents
per cant It's elegant, and you had
better get all you a use at this price.
Don't neglect your wife and fam
lily. Buy a box of those elegant
chocolates, 20 cents for full pound
box, Saturday only, an The Rexall
Store.-Frank c. Smith.
About twenty girls and boys sur
prised Grace Hunter last evening at
her home on Josephine avenue. Out
Of town guest was Miss Blanche Phil
lips of Jackson, Mimi.
Secure a course ticket for Fuller's
writing school at Huntemer hall dur
ing vacation week in public school.
Improve self in the most neglected
branch of your education.
The school board asks that citizens
spend half all hour some day at the
high school when school is in session.
The overcrowded condition will be so
apparent that the $50, 900 bond issue
will carry easily
The Daily Leader is a great convent
ence to advertisers. The Lake Park
/ advertised for u yardman and an hour
after the advertisement appeared the
first time, application was made for
the position and a man employed.
Manager Pbifer spent the night in
Howard looking over telephone work
in progress at that place. The auto
matte phone installed at d. j. Nit
terling's store is attracting attention,
and Manager Phifer would be pleased
to have citizens generally call and in
spect its work. Madison is in line
for an automatic system complete if
proper conditions develop.
John c. Cofey, as president of the
Eagle lodge, received an order from
Judge Jones of the circuit court for
the return of a quantity of beer TAX
en- from the lodge rooms by Sheriff
Butts recently, and the same has been
returned by the sheriff. The Owl
lodge, recently raided by the sheriff,
has brought suit for $50 damages
against Sheriff Butts for breaking in
the door of their lodge Don
That it is possible for real. cordial
greeting to reopen the fountain of
sorrow, wac demonstrated at the de
pct this morning. A lady clad IN
mourning changed cars. enroute south,
and AS she walked along the platform
she was spied by "a gentleman who
recognized in her a former acqusint'
ance. He immediately greeted her
with a warm handshake, aud observ-
ing her sorrowful face, thoughtlessly
inquired. why, what makes you
look 80 bluet" She replied that she
was returning from the funeral of a
brother. Then the gentleman felt
pang of sorrow that he had made the
thoughtless remark, not having heard
of her bereavement. At this moment
a trainman in charge of a corpse
~enroute on the train, approached the
lady in mourning and with hat in hand
softly asked for instructions in regard
to his charge. His discontinue wa:
plainly seer when the lady replied
that che knew nothing of it-that she
was returning from the funeral of 4
brother. The two instances were quite
remarkable, and probably not of q
soothing nature to the lady's sorrow,
although both gentlemen showed deeI
sympathy in their manner toward
her.