The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-26
Chambermaid wanted at Jack.
restaurant.

wanted at JACK )
restaurant.
Hauling of all kinds. rubbish,
ashes, gravel, sand, etc. Phone 367
ynHow.-Roy Beesley.
Gardens plowed and all kinds of
team work. Phone 1856 blue.-A. L.
Morgan.
Rhode Island Red eggs for hatch
ng. 20 cents per setting.-Robert
0orey.
CT m Geo. Simpson for all kinds
{ era nt work. excavations and els
tern repairing.
We car save you time, worry and
big money on wall paper.-Porter
Drug and Jewelry House.
Wanted. Position on farm. In
guire at this office.
a. f.. Beaumont returned to Sioux
Falls after spending Sunday with his
family.
Miss Winnifred Love was an ar
rival by the afternoon train from the
south.
o. s.. Jones spent the night in the
city, returning TO his home at Sioux
Falls by the morning train.
Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
eggs, 35 cents per setting.-Mrs. j.
j. McGrath, phone ks.
M. G.. Drake has made a deal for
three quarter sections of land in
northern Minnesota, and will return
TO his former occupation of farming.
Regular meeting Cyrus chapter
No. 26, II. A. NJ, Tuesday evening
Work in degrees.-Wm. Curtis, III. p.
Mrs. f. Wilson and Mrs. w. o.
White entertained the Episcopal
choir at the rectory Friday evening
Lost. Suitcase on road from Mad
ison TO my farm. Notify me by phone
or leave at this offce.-A. T. Hanne-
man, phone 26 pink.
Rev. and Mrs. f.. Wilson were
morning passengers for Sioux Falls,
where they will attend a lecture by
Bishop Lloyd this evening.
Clerk Burnett issued marriage Ii.
eenses to Stephen Dinkmeyer and
Ethel Knapp, and Chas. M. Wooley
and Ethel futile, all of Madison.
A young son of Frank Shipton and
other lads Saturday captured in
their den a mother wolf and sever
puppies. The mother wolf was killed
but the boys plan to rear the little
ones as pets.
Today is the 96th anniversary oil
the institution of Odd Fellowship
and the event will be observed by
local odd Fellows and Rebekahs al
their hall this evening.
Visitors at Lakes Herman ant
Madison report a glorious view. Wa
ter in both lakes is unusually high
trees are green with young leaves
and song birds are plentiful.
Bill posters for the Yankee Robin
son show which appears in Madison
May 10, were in the city today an,
painted the town red with flashy bill
posted on billboards and other con
spicuous places.
Contractor Marquart states tina
material has been delivered on tn
ground for the dam at Lake Madison
outlet and the arrival of the state en-
gineer is awaited when work will b
commenced.
Biggest snap you ever heard OF
Strictly modern house, three full
size lots, good barn, sell for cash o
trade for western land. Look this u
Il Is a bargain. Inquire at this office
For Sale. AT a bargain, a 22
horsepower, two cylinder jackson
five passenger automobile. Bose
high tension magnetic installed; i
first class shape.-Burt Stacy.
Senator Marvick and Mr.. and Mrs
Marlen of Sisseton arrived in the cit
today by automobile and proceede
west to Artesian by train. The part
} was entertained by Senator Urdah
I during their stay in the city.
April 80. at s o'clock, at court
: house, question, Resolved that social
!. ism is preferable to our present Sc
cial and political order. Debaters
e Affirmative, Ingman M. Iverson, sgd
ney Sollitt: negative, C. r. Westaby
> j. f. Blewitt. Chairman, Prof. F. A
Beuchel. Admission Is cents.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Kinney G
Fargo, N. d., spent the day in tn
city, guests at the home of DR.. an
Mrs. w. f. Kinney, returning to Ole
ham by the evening train. Mr.
Kinney has been at the home of he
parents, Mr. and Mrs. t. A. Fox, q
Oldham the past two weeks on az
r count of the illness of her fatheI
who, however, is now improved.