The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-27

Mrs. A. j. LaBrec is reported quite
seriously i'll.
Girl wanted. Apply at the depot
restaurant.
Bert Hartwich, the Ramona bank
er. was a business visitor in Madison
today.
For Rent. Fiye-room cottage on
West Fifth street, furnace heat and
cistern.-H. H. Holdridge.
The annual Baptist state CONVEX
ton will be held in Deadwood this
week, beginning September 90.
Clerk Burnett issued a marriage
license to Ole Erickson of Orland and
Caroline Abrahamson of Leland, Ia.
Found. Left in front of my store
Thursday, September g.. package of
automobile tools.-Crist Rensch.
d. j. O'Connell of Ramona spent
the day in the city, ~transacting bust
ness and talking over old times with
his friends.
GlatZ block in North Egan avenue
has reached the second story and
floor joists are being placed in po-
sition.
The Ladies' Aid of the P~resbyte-
rian church have for sale a number
of woven rugs. Parties desiring to
purchase any of them can phone 142
or 319 red.
Geo. Cook of White Bear, Mimi, a
former resident, is in the city looking
after business interests and calling on
friends. He will remain during the
week.
Examine the large lot of Elridge
and Standard sewing machines, In
Guiding the popular two-spool ma
chine, no bobbins to wind.-Mitter-
ling Piano Store.
Temperature ranged at 40 all day
yesterday and in the evening a heavy
rain prevailed, continuing several
hours. Partly cloudy today with
slightly rising temperature and
southerly wind.
Mrs. Roy Kennedy and children of
Mountain View, Cal, Joined her hus-
band in Madison Saturday evening.
having stopped over with relatives in
Sioux Falls a few days enroute.
They are at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
RoDert Jones.
Don't fail to see the extra special
attraction at the Imperial tonight
A four-reel tinted picture depicting a
beautiful love story. featuring Arthur
Donaldson, Violet Stuart and James
Vincent in The Land of the Lost
Admission Is cents.
The Land of the Lost, produced
on the coast of Maine, a story in
which thrills follow one another In
such rapid succession that the excite
ment and interest of the audience ar,
always kept at the highest point
Admission Is cents.
The first number on the entertain
ment course comes October 4. Seat
may be reserved at Smiths drug stor'
Saturday. October 2. from Sis t.
1870 a.. m. Season tickets. includ
ing the Ben Greets. $3.50. Singh
admission to Ben Greets. 81.
The Land of the Lost is a guaran
teed attraction and the management
will positively refund anyone thei
money who does not agree with u
that this is one of the best feature
of its kind every shown here. AID
mission 10 cents.
In addition to the sewing machin'
demonstration and sale at Peck's fur
niture store, Mr.. Peck has put on al
attractive special sale of kitchen cab
inets and today made several sales o
this handy piece of kitchen furniture
The sale will continue several day
and become more interesting as ]
progresses.
The confirmation services announc
ed to be held at st. Thomas churcl
tomorrow have been postponed 10
about two weeks. Bishop O'Gorman
who was to be present. left Siou
Falls today for Madison, but wa
taken i'll and upon reaching Dell Rap
ids he notified Mgr. Flynn of b nee
essary postponement and returned I
his home.
Miss Bruce of Cleveland, o., dem
onstrator of the White rotary SEWN
machine, has arrived and is in charg
of the demonstration and special sal
of machines at K. l.. Peck's ~furnitur
store. Mr.. Peck's show window !
filed with a remarkable display @
fancy work, the product of the Whit
machine, which is worth any lady
time to examine.
Mitchell dispatch: Miss Nina Ha
ger, a former Mitchell girl, win b
one of the two soloists with Ferullo'
band during corn palace week here
Miss Hager is the daughter of d.
and Mrs. C. K. Hager of Kennebe'
The young lady is a graduate of DE-
kota Wesleyan university. Later sh
went to Chicago to study music an
the past year has travelled throug
the country in concert work.
Milton McCallister was painful
injured by falling into an areaway !
West Fifth street about 4 o'clock We!
terday afternoon. In the fall he su!
tanned a scalp wound, breaking of tn
second finger of his left hand and IL
jury to his back. He was remove
to his boarding place, Mrs. ]. ]. Krs
a mer's residence, 405 Blanche avenue
where his injuries were dressed by