The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-31
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Please notify Mrs. Cornelysen or
Mrs. Huxford and goods will be call
ed for. Remember the date Nov. 6
and Z.
Statesmen making small towns
should carry our fast selling pocket
sideline. Special sales plan allowing
return of unsold goods makes quick
easy sales. $500 commission on
each order. $500 to $500 daily
Profit for full time. something new.
Write for outfit today.-Canfield
Mfg. Co., 208 Sigel street, Chicago.
Two pretty little baby Jerseys
from the E. M. Bourne fine stock sale
were shipped by express this morn
ing on a long journey to Chas. Odell,
Modesto, Cal. The babies were each
| provided with two gallons of milk
and this will be replenished by the
express company enroute as needed.
Chas. Odell, the consignee, was for
merly a resident of Lake county.
Candidates for county Offices are
generally closing their campaign to-
day. Throughout the political cam
paign has been the most quiet in the
history of the county. If anything
the democrats have been the most
active, but the general sentiment pre-
walls that there will be little change
in results over other years, and that
Lake county republicans will win out
on their entire ticket, state and
county.
Gen. Beadle of the soldiers home.
Hot Springs, closes a business letter
to The Daily Leader as follows: ITO
make sure that / could vote for c..
H. Burke for senator, for Gov.
Byrne's reelection, and the general
state republican ticket as well as up
on the referred measures and the
constitutional questions, | went down
town here and registered. So my re-
publican vote will be lost only for the
legislative and other candidates at
home. OF course, | can vote for all
| select here"
Minneapolis Journal: Martin Ha-
ley, whose bullet riddled body was
found in a clump of bushes in West
st. Paul Sunday, was robbed of 5000.
This is the finding of the st. Paul
police. who have been investigating
his death. The theory advanced is
that Haley. after being robbed, met
those who robbed him later and at
tackled them. Haley was from Mad
ison, S. ID. His brother, who arrived
today to claim the body. said that
Haley left Adrian last Thursday with
$500 in his pocket.
Cards have been received in the
| city announcing the marriage which
| will cur Thursday evening, Nov.
| l9, of Miss Dorothy Parker to Mr..
Dean Kennedy, Trinity church, Cop
ley square, Boston, Mass. Mr.. Chas. b.
Kennedy, father of the prospective
| groom, is in Madison at the present
time and will be joined here 500 by
Mrs. Kennedy and together they will
proceed to Boston to be present al
the ceremony. The family, former
residents of Madison, now reside in
Los Angeles, Cal, Mr.. Kennedy, sr.,
possessing large property interests in
this city and county and spending a
greater part of each summer in Mad
ison looking after his business.
A Marquette, Mich, dispatch says
Elizor Collins, who returned from the
principal hunting regions of Mar
quette and Baraga counties, says
there is every indication of a late
fall and an open winter. AS an in.
fallible sign pointing to this conclu.
sion, Collins reports that the beavers
have not yet stored up in the waters
L a n iaaArt 20 41As~ 1900 -
ter's supply of twigs of maple, birch
and poplar trees. Collins noted also
that wolves are plentiful and deel
are scarce. He predicts that hunter.
will have extremely poor success thi.
fall, and particularly If snow is lack
ing.
Bookings Register: The annua
chrysanthemum show of the Stat,
college is being held In the green
houses this week. AS usual this is il
charge of F. G.. S~toltenburg. exper
florist at the college. Those who at
tend the big display see more thar
1000 chrysanthemum plants Will
myriads of blossoms ranging in siz,
from one-half inch in diameter I,
those having a span of nine inches
or more. All colors and all kinds O
lchrysanthemums are represented. 4
pleasing feature of the flower show ii
beautiful decorations with Japanes,
lanterns and parasols, colored lights
etc. On Monday night special musi
was rendered by the college orches
ira. The general public is invited I,
attend. 1t is expected that durin,
the week close to 5000 people will
visit this exhibit which is without
peer in the northwest.