The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-22

Mona of Maryland, Wis, are guests at
the home of their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Rafferty,.
Comrade c. 0. Bailey, who has
been dangerously in the past several
days. is steadily improving, reports
A. r. Hirtes. his nurse.
Don't fail to see Ruth Roland and
Henry King. Americas strongest
stars, in Who Pays? at the Princess
tonight. Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. Inskeep and daughter of
Knoxville. Ia. mother and sister of
Mrs. Austin. 507 Blanche avenue,
were arrivals by the afternoon train.
A second installment of red adver-
Using posters for the Hagenbeck-
Wallace shows were hung in Madison
today. The circus is due to appear
in the week one week from today.
Geo. +. Dolphin of Lanesboro.
Mimi, who has been a guest at the
home of Dir. and Mrs. s. Wooley. re
turned to his home by the morning
train.
+. L. Burnett and Or. II. p. Gull
slime were morning passengers for
Sioux Falls to view the sights of the
tennis tournament in progress i'm that
city.
DR.. Daniels was called Ia oldham
last evening in consultation in the
case of VIM. Shaw of that place. who
recently fell from a barn. breaking
his left leg.
Misses Olinda .Schrepel and Elsa
Rohrer departed by the afternoon
train for Bowman. n. d.. on a visit
of three weeks with relatives and
friends.
A. j.. Peters and Claus Hexom re-
turned from the state nj. B. A, CON
vention at Chamberlain. The next
state convention was appointed to be
held in Madison four years hence.
A large crowd is in attendance at
the ball game this afternoon between
railroad boys and the Madison team,
at Athletic park. The sport is of a
high standard, judged by the enthus-
iasm of the crowd.
The Helping Hand society of NJ. r.
church viii meet at the home OF Mrs.
John Cline tomorrow. Come pre-
pared to pay dues. Everybody in
yited.
Who Pays. in twelve of the most
powerful dramas from life ever writ
ten. each complete in itself. The first
The Price of Fame. in three reels at
the Princess theater tonight. Adj
mission 10 cents.
For Sale Cheap and on Easy
Terms. Twenty of the best farming
quarters i'm Lake county, all improved
and i'm high state Of cultivation; also
one 10000 bushel cribbed elevator
at Winfred. S. d. Call or write t. A.
Johnson & Son, Madison. s. d.
DR.. l.. W. Crumbaugh. graduate OF
the Kansas City Veterinary college.
, four a with L. s. bureau of animal
| industry. will succeed DR.. A. ". Aus
. tin in Madison on July &c. Phone
! No. $50. Office announced later.
A large number of harvest hands
! are arriving by the incoming freight
, trains. but they generally continue
| their Journey north and west, few
/! stopping off here. This is accounted
| for by some people because Madison
is a dry" town.
Walter Docknahl. a young man re-
, siding near Ramona. was arraigned
| in Judge Sponholz's court yesterday.
| charged with a statutory offense. He
! waived examination and was bound
over to the circuit court in the sun
of $500, which he furnished.
The fair weather OF the present
l--1-I 4hn small Drain
crop and farmers expect to be gener'
ally in the fields next week. one OF
the largest small grain crops fol
wears is standing in Lake county and
/, farmers are eager to secure it. No
mueh Irvine has been taken into the
country vet, but dealers are prepar'
ing TO send out large amounts Satur'
dav and the first days Of next week
Pierre dispatch: That holders o.
wolf claims will be compelled TO re
!, ceive a reduction from face value
again this wear in this state is showT
bv claims already filed being in excess
of the annual amount aVallaDie
2 With many Of the claims allowed "a
July meetings of boards yet to b'
filed. the total will likely run severa
: thousand dollars owe the face OF th'
t appropriation.
Pierre dispatch: The supreme
court has issued orders, ~returnabl'
$ before the court July 20, in which Jo'
Kirby. a Sioux Falls attorney. is cite'
, to come into court and show caus'
why he should not be punished 10
contempt. and why he should not o.
. disbarred from practice in h eourt
|. of the state. AS Mr.. Kirby was II
, this city today on business before tn
state tax commission the orders wer'
served upon him personally.
There will be no extra charge 10
the admission of automobiles at Tn
: 1915 South Dakota state fair. accord
ing to a recent ruling of the stat
(. board oil agriculture. All cars TN
!. wear will be parked on the grounds II
a place specially provided for ina
purpose under the supervision an
!. protection of the state militia. I'M
new rule is a distinct concession I
- +boucandS who attend the stat