The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-22

experience unnecessary. Address In
ternational Mills. Box 122. Norris
town. Pa.
Heavy passenger and express traf-
fic continue to delay all incoming
trains. Morning and afternoon trains
on the Milwaukee railway arrived
late today.
We undoubtedly sell more dia-
monds than all other firms in Mad
ison put together. There is a reason
for this.-Frank c. Smith. the Rex
all store.
Pete" Huxford was a morning
passenger for Jackson, Mimi. TO sub
stitute for the operator in the West
ern Union telegraph office at that
place. who has been granted a Christ
mas vacation.
From $40 to 1866 is the actual
range in price that we are able to Of
fer you in loose or mounted dia-
monds of the finest quality and cut
ting.-Frank c. Smith. the Rexall
store.
Attorney Hans Urdahl. admins
traitor of the estate of the late Glenn
ent Ellingson, Milwaukee railway en-
gineer, today received a draft for ST.
600. insurance on the life of the de-
ceased.
Our reputation and life long exper-
fence is behind every diamond we sell
you. When we give you our word
i regarding a diamond you can posi-
lively rely on it.-Frank c. Smith.
the ReXall store.
Misses Clara and Gertrude Hunte-
mer. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y.
Huntemer. who have been guests ut
the home of their relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Huntemer. East Sixth
street. returned 10 their home by the
south train this morning.
We have thousands of dollars
worth of exceptionally fine diamonds.
bought on a spot cash basis. You get
the advantage of this as well as our
expert experience and reputation
when YOU buy 2 diamond of us
Frank c. Smith. the Rexall store.
Please get your Christmas milk
anu tItdtAt h4utIN III fdAiA MAih 81
s cents per quart; coffee cream. 10
cents per half pint. 30 cents per pint.
40 cents per quart; whipping cream,
IL cents per half pint. 80 cents per
pint. 60 cents per quart. We viii
have plenty for all extra orders and
for parties not u regular customers.
Paul II. Brown. Fengreen Dairy.
Phone 342 Red
The remains OF Mrs. Rella Wagner
Kelley arrived this morning by the
north train from Lennon. enroute 10
Howard for burial. Deceased was q
sister OF Fred Wagner. of Union ave
nue. and Fifth street. this city. The
family formerly resided near How
ard, removing 10 Lennon. deceased
passing away at the home OF her par
ents. leaving an infant babe.
"Freckles." a new song play. viii
be the bill at the opera house tonight.
"Freckles" is said to be one of the
strongest plays of its kind that has
lately been presented in the west.
Press notices given the company
which will present the play here are
decidedly flattering. A Luverne.
Mimi. newspaper week before last
devoted a whole column to a laudita-
tive report of the work of the per
formers.
Doane Robinson. superintendent OF
the state department of history. has
issued a very pretty Christmas book
let for distribution among his friends
and prominent people of the state.
The booklet contains the following
reference to the late William II. II
Beadle: Man OF vision, Man Of
mission, Patriot. soldier. scholar,
seer, Mar of action! Man OF pur-
pose, Duty-led in thy career. For
ward looking, self forgetting; IN
waged drudge for learning's gain.
South Dakota reaps the harvest
planted by thy care and pain"