The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-24

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Found. Spectacles in case. This
office.
Mrs. Taft returned this afternoon
from Waterloo, Ia, to remain.
D. G. Molumby of Ramona was
among the business visitors in Mad
ison today.
Regular meeting w. r. c., Hexom
hall this evening at s o'clock.-Bessie
McAdam, Pres.
Father Collins of Ramona was a
where forty hours devotion services
are in progress.
New advertisements today: Hack
EFT & Sutton, Chris Schultz, A. II.
Osborn, Miss Morse.
Tickets on the guessing contest
must be in this week.-Osborn's
Drug and Jewelry Store.
The ladies of the cemetery asso-
citation will serve dinner at the opera
house May 81. Price 25 cents.
Weather conditions in this vicinity
yesterday were cloudy and in the
dIlGI HULL LlEA6 was Il llSnt AMMAN
for an hour or more. Heavy fog en-
veloped the city early this morning
which cleared away with sunshine
and southerly wind.
| have a few bushels of Minnesota
No. 13 early yellow dent, also a few
bushels of early white dent, just the
corn for late planting. This corn
has been rack dried and thoroughly
tested. Price $3.50 per bushel.-J.
w. Golf, Madison, s. ID.
For Sale. Having sold my barn,
corner Harth avenue and Fourth
street, | will sell at private sale all
my livery stock, consisting of seven
head horses. wagons, buggies, carry
all, cutters, harness, robes and many
other articles used in a livery bust
! ness.-Nick Eller.
Bishop Biller preached to a large
congregation at Grace Episcopal
church yesterday morning when a
class of eight was confirmed. In the
afternoon Bishop and Mrs. Biller and
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson went by auto.
mobile to Howard where services
were held last evening.
f. ID. Fits of North Yakima
Wash, was an arrival by the south
train this afternoon, returning from
Chicago, where with Mrs. Fits hi
accompanied the remains of his late
sister, Mrs. Il. c. McCallister, from
Long Beach. Cal, for burial. Mrs
Fits stopped over in Minneapolis anC
will arrive in this city later in thu
week.
Mrs. e. p. Wanzer of Armour
chairman OF the Red Cross seal com
mission of South Dakota. i'm her an
nual report ending March i, 1915
reports sales of seals in this state t
the amount of S~3,425.90. In LAX
county $3.50 seals were sold amount
ing to $3.50. Mrs. Fl. H. Holdridg'
had charge of the work in thi
county.
The Madison band will give
dance at Huntemer hall tomorrow
evening, May %. Music by tn
Apollo se%ven-pieee orchestra. Ticket
81. The proceeds will be used 70
the purpose of purchasing uniform
and other necessary equipment 70
the band. The boys should be lib
orally p%atronized as the band is be
ing newly organized.
Helen Lovlien was on the 10Th o
May married to julius Westby a
Ada, Mimi. Mr.. Westby has unit
: last spring, been a prosperous farme
!, of Lake county, at which time h
: moved to Ulen, Mimi, TO farm hi
own land. Miss Lovlien is a daugh
!, ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lovlier
living north of town. She is a high
ly respected young lady and will b
greatly missed in that community
Their many friends join in extendin
r to them hearty congratulations an
good wishes for a long and happ
life. ~
r There is activity on the part {
. the chautauqua officials, preparin
Yor the 1915 assembly which will b
Y held June 26 to July - There
| an unusually fine program of LEI
turers, entertainers and musician
= Rev. A. ID. Thibodeau of Chicago
! who was here last year, will retur
this year to the position of platforl
superintendent. The Madison ban
J will be in attendance every day du.
4 ing the assembly. Special feature
will include round table, kinderga
ten, Bible study, boys club, girl
club, day and night fireworks, BIO;
e and swimming races, tennis, bask'
ball, etc. Season tickets SO, sing
J. admission rs cents, hotel and cafi
e terra, supply store on grounds, ten
and boats for rent, fine bathing ar
fishing, special train service betwet
u the city and the lake. Detailed pr
II gram of the assembly in pamphl
form will be issued to the public