The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-10

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Lost. Mud chain between Ramona
and Madison. Return to j. s. Muir
ply.
Have Kindig look after your bat
terry and electric starting system.
Telephone 121.
For Rent. Three good upstairs
lrooms, suitable for light ~housekeep-
ing.-A. G.. Hallenbeck.
Lost. From small pocketbook $40
bill. Finder return to Amanda Skel-
dun, Runchey's bakery.
Mrs. Miner. who has been a guest
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Z. A.
Keller, returned to Cherokee, Ia.
Fancy alberta peaches (freestone)
right from Zillah, Wash, rs cents a
crate. Sure snap.-Earle L. Kelley.
Mrs. McGillivray and Mrs. Kennedy
will entertain the Presbyterian ladies
Friday afternoon at the home of the
former.
Leave orders for first class laun-
dry work at Craney's barber shop.
Basket leaves every Tuesday morning
for Lacrosse.
Hon. j. H. Gioce of Wayne spent
the day in the city, attending the
Sunday school convention in session
at the Baptist church.
Mrs. Simon will be at Morse's milli-
merry store a few days only for cleo
trolysis, scalp treatment, manicuring,
etc. Phone for dates.
Omer Fuller departed this morning
L Fn~ DnrlnnysJIa Nyfc IN rncnnncn to
a telegram announcing the probable
fatal illness of a sister.
Mrs. Noyes B. Alger, Mrs. Henry
II. Frudenfeld, Mrs. HI. Clayton Ball
land Mrs. Ernest j.. Sutton entertained
/ this afternoon at the home of the
former.
Extra fancy liberia peaches, "a
cents per crate Best Concord grapes
'l25 cents. Extra large Muscatine
~watermelons 30 to 40 cents al
Munro's.
For Sale. Fifteen 6 months old r.
Ill. red pullets and one cockerel; TWEEN
ty-five / year old barred rock hens
land one rooster. b. Violence
phone AZ.
The settled rain which prevailed in
this section yesterday continued
throughout the day. Today the
weather is clearing with sunshine anC
: cloudy about equally divided.
Mr.. Autoist: Keep ignition AND
carbueretor in perfect order and your
other troubles will be few. Dom
experiment, get Kindig, telephone
III, Adams Auto Co., Madison.
Il Clerk Burnett issued a marriag,
license to Ward L. Smith of Ramon;
and Ethel b. Robinson of Madison
The latter is a daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. J.. Robinson residing a few
miles west of the city.
:: w. M. Beardsley was a morning
departure for Garretson, called Their
|. on account of the illness of his sis
. ter, Mrs. Willard, aged SO years. Mrs
iMillard has frequently visited in Mad
ison and was here only a few week
ago.
I'll The county commissioners were II
(. session today for the purpose of let
Ting contracts for the construction o
bridges and %culverts. There wer
few bidders and only for small worl
lin particular localities and little bust
mess was transacted.
A carload of Elberta peaches fron
the II. II. Cuisine orchard in tn
Yakima valley, Wash, arrived il
Madison yesterday and are on sale b
Madison merchants. They are sal
Ito be extra fine. Muscatine water
2 melons are in market and they ar
!, of immense size this year, weighin
as heavy as forty pounds.
( DIR. Swartz, who has been assistin
lin DR.. Ogle's office the past severa
weeks, departed this morning for hi
home in Norway. DR.. SwartZ cam
o to the United States this summer, Ell
Ipecting to remain, but on account @
: 1.-THE war complications have arisen i
: business affairs in which he is inter
tested, necessitating his return t
I, Norway.
Rev. j. E. Booth of Ramona was
morning arrival to attend a count
Sunday school convention announce
to be held at the Baptist church o
account of the prevailing rains tn
past day or two the attendance wa
mot as large as would otherwise hav
been the case. 1t was also the pul
pose of the clergyman present to OF
lganize a county ministerial associs
Ition.
Next Sunday evening at s o'cloc
lat the Presbyterian church the paste
will show the stereopticon pictures /
Illustrating the church in the cats
lcombs. These pictures are take
from photographs of the places d.
scribed. The set includes a goo
picture of the hill of Calvary wher
lChrist was crucifed, also some of tn
most interesting sights of the ancier
city of Rome. Everyone is welcom
to come and see these pictures an
enjoy the lecture.
At the opera house on Saturda.
Sept. IL, will be presented Ann
Warmers great comedy made famou
by May Robson, The REGENERATION
Aunt Mary. This remarkable coined
has been a decided success in all til
I~cities in the country. The cast ha
been selected with great care and al
all types for the characters protra,
ed. The stage settings and costun
ing are unique. Nothing has bee
Ispared to make The Regeneration {
Aunt Mary one of the comedy event
of the season.