The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-17

milch cow.-John Mitchell, Route 8.
For Sale. Indian Runner ducks,
rs cents each.-Louis Walkenhauer,
Phone 3SS yellow
Regular meeting Evergreen lodge
No II, A. +. and A. NJ, Wednesday
evening, Nov II. Work in the M
Nj. degree.-E. E. Emanuel, w. M.
Jas. Sunde of Leroy was a busi-
ness visitor in Sioux Falls today.
r. L, Jackson, editor of the Old
ham Register, was among the busi-
ness visitors in Madison today
The M. f. Helping Hand society
will meet at the church tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Business of
Importance. Lunch will be served.
Poles are being hauled to streets
in the north part of the city for use
in the work of installing Madison S
new automatic telephone system
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Geo. Porter Friday
afternoon. Those who have fancy
work and aprons for the sale will
/ please bring them.
Miss Selma Sunde, who has been a
guest at the home of her relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sunde of Leroy,
returned to her home at Blue Earth
City. Mimi
The Catholic ladies' coffee will be
held tomorrow, Thursday, in the
Catholic church parlors. A good Is
cent lunch will be served, commenc-
ing at o'clock.
DR.. w. e. Daniels was passenger
by the incoming train from the south
returning from Springfield and
Plankinton, where he had been look.
ing after official duties as president
of the state board of health
The work of installing the glass
front of the Daniels portion of Vrey-
ens-Daniels block has been completed
and was uncovered to the public to.
day The new block is a handsome
structure and will be ready for occu.
! pancy in every department soon.
States Attorney Holdridge return.
ed by the afternoon train from
points in Iowa where he had been
! looking after his law business. Mr.
Holdridge was taken i'll during his
absence and showed little OF his nat
ural vigor as he stepped off the train
AT meeting of the board of direc.
tors OF the Commercial club last
evening. called for the purpose oi
electing a secretary. the business was
deferred. c. r. Westaby consenting tc
continue TO act until such time as the
a a a. -
a suitable person to succeed him.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader an.
nounces that that widely known
newspaper has put on the full leased
wire Associated Press report which
places the paper on the news circuit
with the largest daily newspapers oil
the country. The Argus-Leader Is
progressive in business and the peo
pie of South Dakota will profit by
this stroke of enterprise.
Casper Jacobson and Miss Mildred
Spicer, both of Madison, and Ernest
Davis of Colman and Miss Julia WolG
of Wentworth, were married this
afternoon in the Presbyterian manse
by Rev. G.. McKibbin Mr.. Jacobson
has been engaged on a farm by his
brides mother, about five miles
southeast of the city. The couple
will make their home there.
To take up homesteads in central
Montana, Paul Hegdahl, assistant in
the office of City Engineer G.. A.
Trimmer, and his brother, Martin
Hegdahl, living about five miles
north of the city, will leave here next
Monday. Both young men spent a
part of last year in the west. Mar
tin Hegdahl has already filed on a
piece of Montana land and an ad-
joining one has been picked out by
Paul Hegdahl.
At the annual meeting of Madison
chapter, o. f. S., last evening the
following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year Mrs. f. J. Schuel
Ter. worthy matron, Mr. F. J Schuel
Ter. worthy patron; Miss Goldit
Schmidt, associate matrcn; Mis-:
Hazel Peters, conductress; Miss Nor
Mrs. M. f. Rippe, secretary; Mrs. j
f. Stahl, treasurer. The appointivs
officers will be named later. Th'
chapter is in very excellent condition
| socially, in point of membership ant
financially, there having been a cred
liable growth during the incumbenc.
of Mrs. VIM. Torbert, retiring worth.
matron, during the past two years.
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