The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-28

- 49, " PAO&0N4 W oAOuA Il dllC anu
receive a motor truck for use in Mad
ison, taking the place of horses and
wagons now in use in this city. This
is a nice boost for Madison and indi-
Gates the magnitude of the business
transacted by the company.
The Sireno motor boat will make
all points on Lake Madison during
the summer months. Carries twenty
five passengers. Accommodations
first class. Picnic parties given spe-
cial service.-Burt Stacy, Residence
phone 339.
Just think before you start on your
vacation trip-stationery, fountain
pens, lotions, face creams, liniments,
headache remedies, antiseptic solu-
tions, soaps, toilet articles, cameras
and supplies, hammocks, drinking
cups, thermos bottles, shaving sup
plies, bathing caps, smokers sup
plies. etc.-Porter Drug and Jewelry
House.
Burt Stacy, owner of two excursion
boats on Lake Madison, was a morn
ing passenger for Sioux Falls to OBJ
tain legal advice in the matter of
landing at the shore line embraced in
the c~hautauqua property. 1t seems
friction has arisen between the chau-
tauqua officials and Mr.. Stacy.
Beginning with the 1st of July,
KRISTEN & Augustad will open a tire
repair shop in the building now oc-
cupied by p. Heagney in West Fourth
street. They will install a line of
first class machinery for repairing
and vulcanizing tires and will guar
antee all their work to be up to a
high standard. The firm members
are well known in Madison and their
reliability is unquestioned.
At a meeting of the board
of education Saturday evening Miss
Lura Love was elected teacher of the
7th and Sth grades. Routine bust
ness was also transacted. Supt. Nc
Wayne of the architects office, Chi
cago, is in the city to remain during
the construction of the building and
superintend the work. This was
agreed upon between the parties at
interest, and Supt. McWayne is here
to fulfill the agreement.
Prof. and Mrs. w. w. Tolles, who
have been in the city the past two
weeks, guests of the formers mother.
Mrs. l.. M. Tolles, the professor
teaching i'm the summer school in
progress at the State Normal build
ings, returned to their home at Aus
tin, Mimi. this morning. Their stay
in the city was curtailed by Prof.
TolIes having been called home to SUI
perintend the installing of a new pipe
organ in the Austin Presbyterian
church of which Prof. Tolles is the
choir master.
G. r.. Westaby, secretary to Pres.
Heston of the State Normal school,
was a passenger by the south train
for Craig, la. Do you know. as he
stepped aboard the train he remarked
Il shall probably not return alone,
and then fastened up his lips tight.
All that we could possibly pry out of
him was that the fortunate young
lady was a former student of the
State Normal school and that the
nuptial knot would be tied Wednes-
day evening. Personal associates,
however, are undoubtedly wise to the
event.
S. X. Leen and family departed to-
day by automobile for New Ulm,
Mimi, their future home, where Mr..
Leen will engage in the moving pic
ture business, having bought out two
houses at that place. Mr.. Leen has
furnished Madison people with movie
amusement and fine orchestra music
for the past five years, n many
Madison citizens regret the departure
of himself and family from the city.
Pardon personal reference, but this
reporter will for many days see
RUBY pictures" in the curling smoke
of a box of choice cigars presented
by Mr.. Leen this morning as he said
goodbye, as a token of appreciation
of courtesies extended the family by
The Daily Leader during their resi-
dence in the city.