The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-21
LOCAL NEWS.

er's Laundry.
Billie Burke in Peggy" tomor-
row night at the Imperial theater.
A son was born yesterday after
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Viking.
Lost. Tail lamp for Ford car. Re-
turn to Scudder Bros.
Most popular star, Billie Burke.
tomorrow night at the Imperial.
Soft pine lathing. 4 cents per yard;
hard pine or fir. 5 cents per yard
Earle f. Butts.
Today is the longest day of the
year and tomorrow will be the first
day of summer.
A baby boy yesterday afternoon
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. O'Connell, of Ramona.
Come early to be sure of a seat at
the first show of Billie Burke at the
Imperial tomorrow night.
Hard pine or fir lathing, 5 cents
per yard; soft pine, 4 cents per yard.
Robert Corey.
Lost. On road to Lake Madison.
ANobhNA pdNNACi NohldiIlns 1lSnlIk
tackle. Reward.-Sugar Bowl.
Billie Burke, the girl in pajamas,
will be seen at the Imperial tomor-
row night at the Imperial.
Ask us to show you Market day
specials Saturday, June 24.-Scud-
der Bros Sanitary Market.
Eason Floe, city clerk of Blue
Earth. Mimi, and brother of A. c.
Floe. of this city, is in attendance at
the Nordfjord-Lagets Stevne.
Clerk OF Courts F. L. Burnett has
issued marriage licenses to Paul r..
Fuestenan and Miss Ida NJ. Abraham,
both of Hazel, and to Richard Rob
inson and Miss Daisy Eiego. both OF
Winfred.
We have installed the Vortex sys-
tenn at our soda fountain. This
means that every customer will have
an individual sundae cup or soda
glass. If sanitary and cleanly con-
ditions mean anything to you let us
serve you.-Porter Drug a. Jewelry
company.
Among those in attendance at the
annua convention of the Nordfjord-
Lagets Stevne is b. j.. Maland, mer-
chant. of Gilmore, Mimi, who visited
the site on which Madison is now To-
Gated thirty-five years ago. The
town then was located on the shore
of Lake Madison.
A wind from the south, which ac-
companied a rainstorm this forenoon,
blew down a large wooden sign in
front of the A. w. Holdridge real
estate office on South Egan avenue,
and blew a screen door from its
hinges and through the front win
dow of the Madison cafe.
A party of Madison fishermen, in
Guiding Train Dispatcher John
Moore, Chief of Police Grant Wines
burg. G. J. Warfield and others. went
to Enemy Swim, in Day county. yes
terday on a few days outing. Arbor
Green is In charge of the police de-
partment during the absence of the
chief.
Scarlet fever has again developed
in the city. The malady was detect
ed yesterday at the home, at the
hOi Cob Cu6C VI wv II u II ~.
Bailey, whose 7-year-old daughter,
Olive, Is Ill with the disease. The
case so far is a mild one. 1t is
thought that the little girl contract
ed the disease in Utah, where she
had been with her parents, return
ing here about a week ago.
s. A. Anderson, of Wells. Mimi,
referred to by his friends here as the
merchant prince of southern Mime
sofa. Is in attendance at the conven-
ton. Mr.. Anderson twenty years
ago, was undecided whether to settle
in Madison or Wells, he related. He
told that while he did not think he
had made a mistake in locating In
Wells, he believed that Madison is
about as good a town, for its size. as
he has seen.
A spirited baseball game is in pros
pect for tomorrow afternoon. when
the u. 8. Bloomer Girls and the Rail-
road Safety First team clash on the