The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-11-13


the electrical equipment in the new
school building at Fedora
Strictly fresh eggs at the Big Store
for rs cents per dozen
NJ A. Mcdaniel, of the restaulsnt
firm of Mcdaniel & Glasen, has been
called TO Hawarden, la, on account
of the serious illness of his mother
DR.. Franklin Jones, of Vermillion,
president of the State Teachers asso-
citation, who lectured here last night,
left this morning for Sioux Falls.
DR.. w f. Daniels. president of the
state board of health, was a morning
departure by the south train en- route
TO Plankinton and Springfield to in
spect the sanitary conditions Of the
state industrial school and the state
normal school at those places, re-
spectively.
For Sale or Trade. Thirty Eight
and one-half acres Of land in lower
Rio Grande valley, Texas; all ditched
and fenced in cultivation: on Shary
tract near Shay lake See this before
buying and save money; best of To-
cation. For particulars write Box
255, Artesian. S. d.
The funeral of John Johnson. who
died on a farm south of Madison last
Wednesday night, was held this aft
ernoon from his mothers residence
in the city TO the United Lutheran
church, where services were conduct
ed by Rev. Olin Reigstad. Inter
ment was in Graceland cemetery
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.
Preliminary to running a survey
for the 11-mile ditch that will be dug
through Milwaukee slough in the
eastern part of Lake county and in
= Moody county, C. A. Trimmer, civil
engineer. will go over the ground
early next week. The ditch, the ex-
pense of building which will be borne
by property owners benefited, OF
q Lake and Moody counties, will be the
means of reclaiming some $500 acres
f of swamp land.
Indications are not wanting that
+ the State Normal school football team
will have something bordering on q
walkaway when it clashes next week
:. with the Aberdeen Normal schoo
eleven. The local men, both regu
lars and substitutes, are in fine fet
= tie Despite the fact, however, tha1
/ his warriors are extremely fit ant
that the Aberdeen aggregation is re
= ported not to be as strong as in som,
l. former years, Coach Wagner does no
y intend to permit overconfidence t
enter into the good work the team i
IS expected TO do in next Tuesday
n fray.
d Mrs. A. G. Gray, 1909 East Sixt
street, entertained a number of he
n lady friends yesterday afternoon at
sewing party. Useful articles @
: wearing apparel. also a couple c
!, quilts were made by the ladies, whic
- will be donated to the poor A beat
tiful feature of the occasion was
u donation of $40 by a friend of Mr.
~ Gray also to be given to the poor. A
u the close of the afternoon deliciou
three course luncheon was served b
a the hostess who was assisted by Mr.
lr f. A. Handorf.
. That once merry England remair
in a mood to enjoy cup" In spi1
x of the rigors of war, is evidenced B
u, a copy of the London Pail Mall G;
IT. zette, a we'll known English newspi
per, received today at The Dali
he Leader office AT the top of II
u front page of the periodical is prin
er ed an advertisement of favori
q brand Of English whisky. The G.
zette was sent to City Justice F.
is, Soper with an announcement of Il
ed advertising rates charged. The pri
ay is the approximate equivalent Of $3t
ng a page. One of the papers six pag