The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-08-18

true. See her and be convinced.
Fun reading so cents. Open day and
evening.
Mrs. f. G. Reeve of Howard was a
Madison visitor today.
H. III. Cuisine of North Yakima,
Wash, is in the city looking after
business interests.
Mrs. Orville DOMAIN and children
were Homecoming passengers by the
south train this afternoon.
Severt Borgaard and family were
morning departures for Chicago on a
two weeks visit with relatives.
John Hall and wife, who went to
the Rio Grande Valley, Tex, a few
months ago, have returned to Mad
ison.
Comrade John Westphal departed
this morning for Poplar, Mont, to
spend a few weeks with two sons who
reside at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kinney, who
have been guests at the home of the
formers brother, DR.. w. f.. Kinney,
departed this morning for Des
Moines. la.
w. j. Butschau of Sioux Falls,
who recently purchased the former
Jones elevator in this city, has trans
ferred the property to A. Larson of
Sinai.
Clerk Burnett issued marriage Ii
censes to VIM. w. Whaley and Olive
G.. Heyer of Rutland and Harry M.
Sprague of Madison and Katie j.
Munro of Colman.
Miss Lulu Runestrand, who has
been a guest of her brother, A.. j.,
departed this morning for her home
at Leroy, Mimi. accompanied by
Mrs. Runnestrand and the baby.
II. Nj. Penn of this city is much in
aterested in the recent disastrous
storm in Galveston, Tex. Mr.. Penn
and family spent last winter in Gal
weston and resided in that portion of
the city which was most devastated
by the late storm.
ID. ID. Baldwin of Carthage was a
through passenger this morning. en-
route to Sioux Falls. Mr.. Baldwin
was formerly a member of the state
board of regents of education and fire.
quently visited Madison in the inter
est of the State Normal school.
County Auditor McGillivray has
received returns from the state tax
commission on Lake county lands.
The commission raised the assessed
valuation of lands of this county 5
per cent. The county commissioners
equalized the lands at an average as
sessed valuation of $51.06 per acre
and this was raised to 1882 per
acre by the tax commission.
j. Stevens of North Blanche ave-
nue. this morning brought to The
Daily Leader office two cornstalks
measuring an ever twelve feet in
height. The corn is of the white
dent variety and one stalk contains
three ears, while the other bears two
ears, which are we'll advanced toward
the roasting ear stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Vedder, old
time residents of Madison, are in the
city calling on friends. Mr.. Vedder
was formerly engaged in the grain
business in Madison, but with his
wife removed sixteen years ago to
southern California, where they have
since resided. They are en- route to
Boston to visit relatives and Madison
is a side trip to view the scenes of
their early day residence here.
Whiskers hat droop should be
gathered up carefully in the left hand
and guided aside when n who
wears them drinks from a "bubbly
cup fountain, and it is bad form
either to let the beard trail in the
fountain or to gargle while drinking
Bite the bubble" is the condensed
advice of the United States public
! health service, which has issued a
bulletin for guidance of bubble foun.
tain users. Just as much satisfiac'
ton can be realized by merely touch.
ing the Iipssto the bubble and inhal
ing, the bulletin sets forth, as by
gripping theI pipe with the teeth.