The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-18

II. A. Hartwich. was a morning pas
senger by the south train. en- route
to Wichita, Kas.
Our reputation and life long exper-
fence il behind every diamond we sell
you. When we give you our word
regarding a diamond you can posi-
lively rely on it.-Frank c, Smith,
the ReXall store.
1t was necessary this morning TO
add an extra coach to the south bound
train to accommodate State Normal
school students returning to their
homes for the holiday vacation.
We believe we car convince any
unprejudiced person that it is worth
their while to buy diamonds and dia-
the Rexall store.
Don McGillivray, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ID. McGillivray. is expected
TO arrive home tomorrow from Ismay,
Mont. having completed title to his
government land claim in that vicin-
ity. Don will remain in Madison for
a time.
Miss Madeline Huxford arrived to-
day from Redfield, where she is
teaching school. to spend the Christ
mas holidays at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W X. Huxford.
1906 East Sixth street.
Ramona Times: Mr.. and Mrs. b.
W. Clapper left last Friday afternoon
for their new home in Sioux Falls,
where Bert has purchased a half in
terest in a drug store. Their many
friends in Ramona wish them the
best of success and a pleasant resi-
denee while in hat city.
From $40 to 1865 is the actual
range in price that we are able TO of
fer you in loose oil mounted dia-
monds of the finest quality and cut
ting.-Frank c. Smith. the Rexall
store.
For Sale. Cheap. Quarter section
of land in Sanborn county; unim-
proved; is fenced, 40 acres broke;
$4,000 cash and balance on easy
terms. Address Box 123, Daytona
Beach, Fla.
The Minneapolis train west last
night over the II. and ID. was delayed
five hours near Montevideo, Mimi. on
account of a preceding train derail-
ing its engine. without other damage.
however. The result was a failure
of connection with the southbound
train at Bristol. depriving Madison of
mail and express from the twin cities
today.
We undoubtedly sell more dia-
monds thar all other firms in Mad
ison put together. There is a reason
for this -Frank Z Smith. the Rex
all store.
We are going to quit the piano
business and have five pianos or
hand. The Baldwin factory repre-
sentative is here for two or three
days. If you want a fine piano at a
price regardless OF cost. come in at
once. Also have three or four sec
ond hand organs. These must be
closed OUT. l.. Peck.
The education that puts brains in
your finger tips. that enables you to
get the result before the other fellow
gets through biting his pencil. pays.
That is the education you get at the
Mankato Commercial college. That
is the education you need. and YOU
can get it. Send for catalog.
Wentworth Enterprise: The rabbit
hunt which was held by the Odd Fell
lows Wednesday of last week proved
that there are some good scouts"
among the local bunch of Odd Eel
lows-and especially among the mar
ried ones. Fortunately the day was
fine and a large number of the boys
took part in the hunt. Altogether
forty-six rabbits were killed, with the
married men bagging far the larger
part of them.
The funeral of c. w. Shirley. who
died at his home in West Sixth street
last Tuesday night, was held this
afternoon in the Methodist Episcopal
church, following a short service at
the residence. The ceremonies were
conducted by Rev. G. ID. Brown, pas
tor Of the church. lnterment was In
Graceland cemetery. The ~palbearers
were J.. A. Johnson, Frank MCGOWAN.
F. j. Mundt, NJ. c. Oil, II. j. Madi-
son and William Barth.