The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-02


ON hall Friday evening at s o'clock
sharp. j. Peters, Sec'y.
We wish to announce hat we have
the exclusive sale of the f. l.. Jones
famour dairy butter.-Earle l.. Kel-
ley.
Notice: On account of I%ndepend-
ence Day coming On Sunday We take
this way of announcing that we will
close at noon Saturday and will be
glad to serve you for your Sunday
meals Friday and Saturday morning.
Earle L. Kelley.
Special at Lander's Royal Blue
Shoe Store, tomorrow. Friday, thirty
pairs women's pumps and oxfords at
81 per pair.
Twenty per cent discount on all
hammocks sold at ~Fitzgerald's hard
ware store for the next ten days.
All bills against the city must be
filed with the city auditor before 10
o'clock, Saturday. July 8. 1918
VIM. Rae, City Auditor.
There will be a patriotic service
at the Baptist church on Sunday
evening. the Baptist, Methodist and
Presbyterian churches uniting. There
will be patriotic music and an ad-
dress suitable to the occasion by Rev.
/ C. McKibbin. This will be a genuine
Fourth of July meeting. The public
is heartily invited.
Howard Democrat: Father Flynn
of Madison was here this week assist
ing in the mission services at the
( Catholic church. He has recently eel
ebrated his saith anniversary as pas
tor of the Catholic church at Mad
ison, where he is highly esteemed
alike by both Catholics and Protes-
tants. Father Flynn is one of the
best known and most popular priests
in this diocese.
In common with other business
houses of the city the banks will
close tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
to enable employees to enjoy the
Fourth of July observance at Lake
Madison. On account of Monday be
ing a legal holiday, the banks will not
open Monday, the closing at 2 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon continuing until
Tuesday morning.
The Advocate, published by the
Western Avenue Methodist church of
Chicago, i'm its June issue says of a
Madison young man. MI Dale Os-
born leaves for his home in Madison,
S. ID. Words will not express the APP
probation that our chorister has
earned from all for his clever talent
ed ability and social geniality and
-- - -o4,~a - - affar hiC UQp1-
ton to continue the good work he
has so successfully accomplished.
Sioux City Journal: Rev. j.. r.
Perkins will make two addresses at
the Madison, S. D., chautauqua,
which will be held Saturday and
Sunday. On Saturday Rev. Mr.. Per
kins will lecture on Celebrated Wits
and Half Wits" Sunday he will use
the topic, Religious Rebels of His
tory" Ebert Hubbard, who was
killed in the Lusitania disaster, also
was to have spoken at the chau-
tauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Atkinson re-
siding six miles southeast of n city,
have recently completed a fine new
farm home. Last evening friends
from their neighborhood and this city
to the number of about sixty gave
them a housewarming. The evening
was pleasantly spent socially, music
during the evening by Dale Osborn
and Prof. Maloy. Refreshments were
served and before the departure oil
the guests they presented their hos
tess with a collection of cut glass
!. and hand painted china.
A new vagrancy law, which went
into effect July l, is very stringent
and will make it a simple matter FOL
peace officers to take care of undo
! sirables that have not heretofore come
under any specific regulation. Tht
new law will apply to the gypsy
. bands. who each summer roam ovel
: the state and make themselves a nui
| sance to the townspeople. as well al
those who live on farms. Under tn
new law they can be taken into Gus
s tody as Migrants and made to wori
upon the streets or at other publl'
work.
e Wentworth Enterprise: The car
: nival company holding forth at Mad
ison last week under the auspices o
a the fremen, drew a number of Went
o worth visitors each day ....W. q
2 Scott. who resides northwest 0
Wentworth, stole a march on hi
friends last week when he slippe'
{ down toLeMars, Ia, and on Wednes
day was quietly married to Lavir
lvoos, Of that place. The groom !