The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-28

John Walden, VanEps avenue and
Eighth street.
The ReXall Store calls your atten-
ton that Saturday afternoon. Octo-
Der 80. at 5 o'clock sharp will be the
drawing for the free watch. You
must be there to receive the watch.
Frank C. Smith.
Rev. Roy l.. Palmerton of the First
Baptist church was a Homecoming
passenger by the north train this
morning, having been out through
the state doing missionary work for
the laymen's convention to be held at
Mitchell beginning November &.
Let us clean your rugs, carpets.
mats, etc, with an Arco Wand
vacuum cleaner. We will call and
deliver. Large sizes, 35 cents; small
size, 25 cents.-Mayfield & Breed
love, phone SO red.
Our Halloween stock consists of
crepe paper, Halloween favors, table
covers, plates, place cards, Hallow-
cen stickers, stringers, caps, masks,
etc. Visit our store and hear the
tone OF that Edison diamond disc
Porter Drug e. Jewelry Co.
Don't fail TO see that Fox feature
in six acts, A Fool There Was, adopt
ed from Rudyard Kipling's THE
Vampire" with Theda Bara starring,
at the Imperial Thursday, October
28. Admission 90 cents First show
1880; second show. S:45.
Supt. Rafferty, is employed with
the work of connecting cables and
installing transformers, preparatory
to r~earranging the city lighting sys-
tenn. All poles are to be removed
from the streets and placed in the
alleys Supt. Rafferty, hopes to have
the poles removed from Egan avenue
by Christmas time.
There was an interesting meeting
of the Fraternal Bankers Reserve So
ciety last evening, at which w. A.
Wallace of Cedar Rapids, Ia, vice
president, and State Manager Geo.
Watt were present. A class of can
didates was initiated, the degree
team exemplifying the work in an ex-
cellent name Luncheon was serv-
ed, and the evening was enjoyed So
cially.
f. l.. Jones of Winfred township
was t~ransacting business in Madison
today. Mr.. Jones is one OF the for
tunate farmers of the county to raise
q field of corr which is fully matured
and is practically all seed corn. The
field comprises forty-eight acres and
was planted early, having about ten
days the start of surrounding fields
besides the land was in prime con-
dition. Another field of sixty acres
on the farm, planted later. failed to
fully mature, but will produce feed.
The case of Alexander Stewart Of
Rutland township, alleged insanity,
which occupied the attention of
Judge Sponholz's court yesterday, re-
suited in a verdict of dismissal. Mr..
Stewart is a bachelor, aged about As
years, and resides with his aged
mother. The family is well to do,
owning considerable land in Rutland
township. The information was filed
by neighbors and about thirty wit
nesses, were examined in the case.
The finding of the board of insanity
Is TO the effect that while there are
peculiarities in Mr.. Stewards manner
he is not a subject for the hospital
for the insane.
The Mitchell Republican, COM
menting on the appearance of the
Hallowell Concert company in that
city says: The orchestra of ten
pieces blended together in true har-
mony and the company of artists In
the organization brought forth ring
ing applause for their efforts. The
program, judging from the applause,
was one of the most popular that has
been given in Mitchell for some time.
John Vented, a baritone soloist OF
exceptional ability, punctuated the
program with a number of very at