The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-04-14
Dakota State bank, was a business

you nothing to get in.
Raisin bread day tomorrow. You
know the place.
Mrs. w. S. Mcdonald of the Lake
Park was a morning passenger for
Pipestone on a visit with friends.
Miss Genevieve Fits was a morn
ing departure for Milwaukee to re-
sumo her school studies.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald departed for
Madison, Wis, to resume her studies
in the state university.
Miss Alice Craney returned this
| afternoon form Huron where she
spent ten days with friends.
The Beggar Prince Opera Co. ar
rived this morning and will appear
at the opera house this evening.
Hear DR.. Potter at the opera
house Wednesday night. Twill cost
You nothing to get in.
Eat at Jacks.
For Sale. About SIS full blood S.
c. White Leghorns. All young stock.
IL. c. Kellogg.
Stannaro Smith who spent the
Easter season with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Adrian Smith, returned to
Peoria, H., to his school
studies.
County Auditor McGillivray has
rearranged the furniture in his Of
fee, and with a new electric adding
machine everything about the office
is in convenient shape.
The regular annual meeting of
the Madison Tennis Club will be
held at DR.. Westaby's office Wednes-
day, April Is, at 8 p. m. Important
business. A full attendance desir-
ed.-John BIewitt. president.
At the hospital this morning, DR..
Clough, assisted by Drs. Goldman
and Kellogg, operated on Edward
Slack for appendicitis. The opera
ton was successful, the patient raj
lying and resting comfortably dur
ing the day.
Hear DR.. Potter at the opera
house Wednesday night. Twill cost
you nothing to get in.
House for Sale. New seven
room house, barn and chicken house
with an acre of land. Will consid.
er a first class auto in trade. In.
quire at this Office.
Joseph Olson, aged OF years, died
at the home of his sister, Mrs. James
Dixon, at 5 o'clock this morning. De
ceased was formerly a resident OF
Lake county. but of late has been re
siding in Northh Dakota, returning
here about six weeks ago, suffering
from tuberculosis. The funeral will
l hn hn1A Thtrc1au ar ENridau tn he
announced later, and interment will
be made in the cemetery about thir.
Teen miles south of the city.
Bellefourche dispatch: Four years
ago a stray pup came to the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Radeke here and
SO attached did little Sarah Radeke
then 6 years old become to it that
the animal was allowed to stay. Now
il has repaid this affection by saving
the life of its youthful mistress from
drowning. The child was playing in
a small boat on a deep pond neaI
here and fell overheard and the
other children were too frightened tC
help her. The dog jumped in and
pulled the child to shore safely be.
fore help arrived.
Hear DR.. Potter at the opera
house Wednesday night. Twill cos
you nothing to get in.
Tomorrow, April Is. the reduc
ton of railway passenger rates il
South Dakota to 2h cents per mile
becomes effective. The change il
many interstate fares, as a result
will amount to considerable, eve il
short hauls. The greatest change
however, will result in the interstat'
traffic cost between South Dakot;
and Minnesota IN May /, when tn
new rate in Minnesota will be reduc
ed to 2 cents. The combination re
sulting from lowering the rates il
both states will cut many dollars OF
the expense accounts of the travel
ing public.
DIR. John Merritte Driver, who will
lecture at Normal auditorium Tues
day evening, $3.50 o'clock, was tn
popular successor of Drs. III. w
Thomas and Frank Crane at the ia
nous Peoples Church of Chicago
McVicker's Theatre, where, durin,
the memorable days of his p~astorate
vast throngs assembled every Sun
day morning. He studied at Bos
ton, LelpSlc ana Soules uds ouSelNe'
conditions in every European coun
try, and has visited many strang'
and interesting lands. In the realm
of fiction he Won fame by his move
Purple Peaks Remote: A Romano
of Italy and America" AS a com
poser he has enriched the repertoire
of concert singers and players witt
many charming lyrics and plan
morceaux. Both in the pulpit an
on the lecture platform he has wol
an enviable p~re-eminence. He is un
der the general management of Els
sohn Wiley, 6059 Jefferson avenue
Chicago.
The Washington weather bulletin
issued Sunday night says there will
be generally fair weather during tn
present week in all parts of tn
country except in south Atlanti
states, where rain is indicated TO
the first day or two. 1T will be coo
and frosty over the central and east
ern districts" the bulletin says. "A
there are no present indications o
the approach of a disturbance owe
the northwest for several days a
least the fair weather is likely Z
continue during the greater portion
of the week. Clearing weather !