The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-29
Eat at Jacks.

Bowl, 80 cents a quart, delivered to
any part of the city.
am prepared to do teaming be-
tween the city and chautauqua
grounds.-Geo. Parker, phone 81.
May 80, bargain table hats for
ladies and children. Hats priced at
from SO cents to $2.9S.-Mrs. K.
Knoeri.
Don't forget Guy E. Hanson's great
sale on Diamonds and Watches, May
goth to June 5th. Graduation buy
ing made easy.
Guy e. Hanson, of course, where
everything is new and up to date.
High school and Normal seal jewelry
for graduation.
Notice. There will be work in the
degrees next Saturday evening, May
3Oth, at L. o. o. f. hall. Refresh
ments.-J. c. Unzelman, N. G..
Leon Rumrill returned this morn
ing from Onida where he had been
calling on his parents. He reports
heavy rains and fine crop prospects
in that section.
Will sell my touring car reason
able, or will consider trade for small
car suitable for road work.-C. c.
Delmage.
Three hayrack loads of State Nor
NAL students enjoyed a picnic at Lake
Madison this afternoon. They made
the welkin ring with school yelIs as
they passed through Egan n
Automobile owners in the city are
requested to assemble at court house
square at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow
morning to transport G. A. r. COM
rades and ladies of the w. r. G. to
the cemeteries for the ceremonial
of decorating soldiers graves
Jas. Robertson, chairman ~transporta-
ton committee.
Artesian Commonwealth: We
counted twenty people at Lake Madi-
son Sunday from Artesian who were
spending the day there fishing, and
although the day was quite windy
several reported good catches. Lake
Madison has quite a reputation for
fishing and people go from far and
near to try their hand at the art.
Winfred Dispatch: F~orty-six Win.
fredites bought railroad tickets fol
Madison Monday morning, all Of
whom had important business Il
transact in the county seat town. In
cidentally, il might be mentioned
There was a circus exhibition there
that day. The number that went by
automobile and other conveyance ii
mot known.
A. j. Cornelysen was a mornin,
departure by the south train. HI,
will be Joined enroute by his brother
otto, of Kansas City, and togethel
they will proceed to Dubuque, Iowa
to pay a Memorial Day visit to theil
mothers grave. Thence they will
continue their journey to Lacrosse
Wis, and call on their father VIII,
has reached the advanced age of s,
years, and makes his home with
daughter. Mrs L. Fl. White, formerl.
OF this city.
Pierre dispatch: A material re
duction in the minimum charge TO
toll messages over the Dakota Cen
trail telephone lines in this state is t,
go into effect July l., under the new
rate schedule which has been file,
with the state railway commission
1.-THE minimum charge has been q
cents for a message, but under tn,
new schedule the minimum will b
lis cents.
The Daily Leaders mail today con
tained a picture post card giving
scene in Woodlawn cemetery, Toledo
To-, addressed to a prominent farme
with wife and family, of Lake coun
Ity, in care of The Daily Leader. TIL
message on the card reads: Looking
Through The Leader, found you
name. Ii you wish to exchang
cards, address Harriette Kent. 1873.
Nebraska avenue, Toledo, o." 1t /
no doubt for the purpose of an limo
cent Irritation, and we regret tina
Harriette did not have the good lucl
Ito light on some of the youn,
and single farmers of Lake county
of which there are dozens of then
Hooking for romance, and we believ,
"a Buckeye girl would suit them t
perfection, provided they have beef
turned down by the Lake count,
girls.
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