The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-08-23

cupying the pulpit of Rev. J.. E.
Booth.
VIM. Walter, who has been in the
city looking after the estate of his
late father, John Walter, returned to
his home at Minneapolis by the north
train this afternoon.
Whenever your little daughter
needs any thing to wear, remember
we have what you want at prices
quite interesting.-J. A. Johnson.
For Sale. All fixtures, consisting
of chairs, shelving, show case, stove,
tables and window fixtures at bargain
for quick sale.-Royal Blue Shoe
Store.
Our new fall line of ladies' shoes
have arrived and are on display at
our store. 1t will do your heart good
TO see them. We will be pleased to
show them whether you buy or not.
Nick Bjornstad.
Since Madison is on the water wag-
on the city is entitled to a fine vehicle,
/ hence VIM. Giossi appeared on the
streets this morning with a newly
painted water wagon and received
lots of hellos, you've been having
the street sprinkler painted, amt
your"
Madame Maxine, spiritualist me-
dunn, has opened an office over the
postoffce. She reads your life like
an open book. Her readings are very
true. See her and be convinced.
Full reading so cents. Open day and
evening.
Wentworth dispatch: Arrange
ments are being discussed for the ex-
tension of wires from a central light
ing plant at F1andreau so Wentworth
can enjoy electric lights. 1t also is
planned to furnish power for local
business institutions which require
power.
Wilfrid Hardy of Minneapolis,
Wholesale representative of the Story
& Clark Piano Co, is in the city sup
erintending a special piano sale at
A. II. Osborn's drug store. There is
a fine line of pianos on display, and
those contemplating piano purchasing
may depend upon bargains in the line
that. are worth while.
DR.. Austin, who left this city a few
weeks ago for the south, was at
Texas City, Tex. at the time of the
flood there. He telegraphed his fam
lily in this city the day following the
food that he was safe. Today they
received a letter in which he states
that he lost all of his effects except
the clothing he wore. DR.. Austin is
employed by the government at Cal
weston as an inspector of horses.
Sioux Falls Press: Commencing
today there is a change in the run
ming time of the passenger on the
South Dakota Central which leaves
the city in the morning and returns
in the evening. Under the new card
the passenger will leave here at 7:08
a. m, and will reach Watertown at
11.40 a. m. The train will leave
Watertown at A p. m, and arrive at
!, Sioux Falls at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. Files and son, Edward, and
mother, Mrs. Meserve, were depar-
lures by the south train this morn
ing. Mrs. Meserve will remain at
/ Sioux Falls for a time, while Mrs.
Files will proceed to Cedar Rapids,
Ia, to reside. The change is made
for the convenience of Edward, who
will enter Coe college as a student.
Pierre dispatch: That the femi-
: mist movement has invaded the grain
buying field is indicated by articles
of incorporation filed today for the
| Saranac Farmers Elevator company
at Saranac, Lake county. with a cap
ital of $4,000. The incorporates
are Zella Steele, Gertrude Steele and
Thomas Odell. Articles were filed fol
the Spencer Milling company. with q
capital of $4,000.
r. f. Lyons spent Sunday with rel
atives in Madison, returning to hi:
> home in Vermillion by the morning
train. Mr.. Lyons has been looking
/, after his Miner county crops, Of
which 1S5 acres are planted to orr
and he has faith to believe that with
reasonable weather the corn croI
will return at least a fair percentage
I of normal.
Nj. j. Brennan of McGregor, la.
: was a through passenger this morn
ing, returning from a visit with rela
/, tives at Lake Preston. Mr.. Brennan
was a former resident of Madison
and shook hands with at least on
g hundred old time friends during tn
short stop of the train at the depot
While here Mr.. Brennan occupied tn
position of roadmaster of the s. M
division of the Milwaukee road an,
e for a number Of years has occupied
!. similar position on the River division
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