The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-09
school building is arriving and is be-
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pound.-Peck's Market, phone 243.
May Harding. pasta terresticum
treatment for removing blackheads.
/ pimples, wrinkles and freckles. 500
West Seventh street, phone SIS.
For Sale. Furniture, library set,
rockers. writing desk, bed springs.
mattress, rugs. stove, trunk, also
dishes and Mason fruit Jars. Phone
800 Red or call at 800 West Third
street.
Mrs. w. F. Smith and Mrs. j. l..
Hubbeil, former residents, were ar
rivals by the south train this after
noon.
The board of education will sell at
public auction two houses located on
the high school grounds at ? p. M,
Saturday, July II.
Mrs. NJ. Gilmartin of Calmar. Ia.
is a guest at the home of her rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Stahl, Jo-
sephine venue and Eighth street.
Miss Barrett of New London,
Conn, was an afternoon arrival and
is a guest of her relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Lannon, VanEps avenue
and Sixth street.
Misses Inez and Mabel Coleman,
who had been visiting at the home of
their sister, Mrs. T. j. O'Hora, at
Kimball, were -comecoming passen-
gers yesterday.
l.. w. Northcott of New Lisbon.
Wis, was a morning arrival and is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Gunderson in the northwest por-
ton of the city.
Mrs. Joel Smith of Ramona was an
arrival by the midnight train from
Charles Mix county, spent the day in
the city, departing for her home by
the afternoon train.
Mrs. Clark, who has been a guest
at the home of her son, C. j. Clark,
was a morning departure for her
home at Rushmore, Mimi, accom-
panied by Mrs. Clark and children.
Floris and Carlos.
Howard Democrat: The little
Misses Irma and Adella Adkins of
Madison spent the week in Howard
with relatives Miss Nellie Hurley
OF Madison was here the first of the
week on a visit TO her sister, Miss
Clara. at the central office.
Sioux City Journal: A new record
for fat cattle was established at the
Sioux City market, when a herd Of
ffty-seven steers sold for $3.50 q
hundred. According to stock yards
officials this is the highest price paid
this year for cattle of any weight.
The cattle were Dakota fed and were
shipped from Washington Springs.
Conductor Killion. who observes
the cornfields along the line east and
west reports that the orn is d%iscOur-
agingly behind the season. Six inches
in height is an exceptional field, while
three and four inches is the average.
Farmers are busy c%ultivating and
hoping for sunshine and dry weather
to push the crop along.
Father II. J. O'Meara. recently or
dained in st. Paul, is in the city and
will be in charge of st. Thomas
church during the vacation absence
of Mgr. Flynn, after which he has
been assigned to the parish of Clear
Lake. this state. Mgr. Flynn will de-
part Monday on a months vacation,
spending the time with relatives in
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Spearfsh dispatch: The new main
building and the dormitory building
at the state normal school in this city
are being pushed to completion as
speedily as possible and will be ready
for occupancy in the near future.
Additions to the manual training and
agricultural departments are planned
for in the basement of the new main
building. An addition also will be
made to the gymnasium.
Transient workingmen have been
arriving in the city the past day or
two and a large bunch came in by the
morning freight. The harvest is a
month away and there is probably
not much demand for their services
at this time among the farmers. The
men are not a bad looking bunch gen
orally. Some of them at least are
destitute of money and have been
soliciting handouts in the residence
sections of the city.
As a surprise, C. r. Westaby found
in his mail this morning a letter in
forming him that he had been unani-
mously elected by the directors TO
the position of secretary of the Com
mercial club, and asking him TO as
sumo the position August /. Mr..
Westaby is the secretary and account
ant of the State Normal school, a po-
sition which of course, he would not
relinquish, but if upon inquiry he
can fill the position offered him in
connection with his other work he
will be inclined to take hold and as
sist in the Commercial club work.