The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-04-07
Rhode Island Red eggs for setting

DR.. Hanchett of Sioux City and DR..
Daniels of this city were passengers
by the incoming train from the west,
having performed a surgical opera
ton at Roswell last evening. DR..
Hanchett continued on his way to
Sioux City.
Take the watch to Osborn's and
get it fixed right. Fifteen years ex-
perience. can repair mo put In good
order any watch made. foreign or
American, repeaters. horse timers.
stop watches. English, Swiss, Ger
man OF American.
Reduced prices on Edison Mazda
lamps, taking effect April /, are as
follows: 10, Is. 20, 25, 40 watts,
formerly 80 cents. now q cents; 60
watt, formerly 40 cents, now SO
cents; 100 watt, formerly 20 cents,
now IS cents. Edison Mazda lamps
are on sale at all hardware stores and
by the Electric Supply Co.
A quiet rain came upon this section
about 8 o'clock last evening, continu-
ing throughout the night and today.
Rain in a steady drizzle and
will be the neal of taking frost out
of the ground and putting the fields
in condition for farm work. Temper
ature marked AZ degrees above zero
at 8 O'Clock this morning, northeast
erly wind.
When the city board of. registra-
ton completed their days work last
evening they had on the registry list
the names of 902 voters and there
are more to come, possibly increasing
the list to nearly the 1000 mark.
The board will meet again next Tues
day to complete the work of registry
before the city election.
John Peters, John Peters, jr., wife
and daughter are guests for a day or
two in the family of son and brother,
A. j. Peters. The party is en- route
from Waupun, Wis, to Twin Falls,
Idaho. Mr.. Peters, sr., Is a gentle
man 81 years of age, in excellent
health and happy. A. J. has not met
his relatives for several years and
their visit is an event of much pleas
ure.
Carl Beier, aged 54 years, who for
the past several years has resided
with his aged parents, corner Jose
phine avenue and Ninth street, died
at $50 o'clock last evening after a
lingering illness. Deceased was a
bachelor. He is survived by his aged
parents, both of whom are past so
years of age, three sister and one
brother. Two of the sisters, Mrs.
Carl Rayfield and Mrs. Carl Kach,
reside in this county, while the
brother, John, and another sister
are residents of Milwaukee, Wis
The funeral will be held from the
German Lutheran church at 1915
a. m. Friday. Burial in the German
Lutheran cemetery in Concord town.
ship.
The official call for the city cleo.
ton will be found in this issue. Only
one official is to be elected-succes.
sor to r.. b. Fitzgerald, whose tern
as member of the board of education
expires. 1t is understood that Mr.
Fitzgerald will be his own success
without contest. The question
Shall intoxicating liquors be sold al
retail?" will be voted upon. For far
apparently, no public canvass is be
ing. made by either party on the Ii
quor question. The question of is
suing s55,000 school bonds will BIZ
voted upon. This same question was
/ carried last year, but the bonds were
not sold on account of the money
stringency, and as it is generally
known that the school building facil
tiles of the city are inadequate Their,
is no doubt of the success of The
, bonds this year. The election will
! be held Tuesday, April 20.
The remains of the late Frank An
/. derson, accompanied by wife and TIVE
: young children and mother of deceas
A ed, were taken by the south trail
. this morning to Cherokee, Ia, 70
burial. Funeral services were hel,
at the home by Rev. r. l.. Palmertol
: at $3.50 this morning. Pallbearer
: were selected from the local Eagl
lodge and were Chas. Mcfarland, Q
Hagen, Aug. Eggebraaten, All Ken
nedy, Chas. H~ostlander, Fred Kurth
4 Frank Anderson was born April 8
1877 in Waterloo, Ia, and came t
; Lake county about twelve years age
On March 2, 1907, he was married t
q Miss Marie Hermanson, to which I'm
ion two children were born, a sor
aged z, and a daughter, aged A. BE
sides the wife and two children tn
6 deceased leaves to mourn his los
e mother and two sisters, Mrs. Sar
Mau and Miss Stella Anderson.