The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-30
LOCAL NEWS.

For Rent Suite of rooms. fur.
nished for light housekeeping. In
quire at this office.
Trim an trees to eight feet above
the sidewalk City Commission.
New typewriter for sale CHEAP
never been used.-Guy f. Hanson
The grape juice or pineapple juice
is fine for hotweather drinks. Earle
l.. Kelley, Phone 2140.
For Rent Five room cottage
Apply to Mrs VIM Roche
A son was born this morning to
DR. and Mrs T.. w. Goldman.
For sale. Small building and gar.
den. cheap. Thompson
Try II. = Sauce for hot and cold
meats, fish and game. 80 cent bot
tles.-Earle Kelley. Phone 214O.
Spring chicken. veal lamb and
choice beef for Sunday dinner
Scudder Bros. Phone 2207.
Salted nuts in bulk. almonds. pea
nuts, pecans. the finest, at Earle's
Phone 2140.
Lost White velvet corduroy coat
on road TO Lake Herman Finder
please notify or return TO Sarah
Sandman. Madison, $. d.
Miss Mildred Berry, of Roswell,
was an arrival by the west train this
morning and Is a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Albert Smith.
Comrades VIM Metcalf and JOS.
Pulford went 10 Sioux Falls by a
morning train 70 join the prepared
ness parade in that city today.
Spring chickens, fat hens. prime
beef, pork, veal. lamb and fun line
of cold meats.-Peck' Market.
Phone 2243.
The board of county commission
ers met this forenoon and approved
the liquor dealers bonds of Axel
Thoreson. of Nunda; Andrew X.
Hegley and Ed Holman, OF Rutland.
c. +. Leyee and wife, 700 Union
avenue, departed this morning for
Broadhead, Wis. on a months visit
with relatives.
Picnic hams 16 cents a pound,
Saturday only-Sc Scudder Bros. San
itary Market, Phone 2207
For Sale. Forty acre farm in. Kan
abac county, Mimi, $25 per acre.
Might take auto for part payment. .--
c. II. Shifflett, Phone 342S.
Mrs. Witte, who has been a guest
al the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. II.
Blagen, 1902 North Egan avenue, re-
turned to her home in Sioux Falls by
a morning train.
Miss Emma Dahl, stenographer in
the First National bank, returned
this morning from a two weeks va
cation visit with friends in Mime
apolis.
Pastor c. w Rubendall. of the
Adventist church, returned this
morning from Aberdeen. He will
hold services at the Adventist church
tomorrow and next week goes to
Bonesteel to engage in eyangelistic
work.
The air in our store changes every
five minutes. Our temperature aver
ages is degrees cooler than outside.
Yours for a cool place and a cool re-
freshing drink. Porter Drug and
Jewelry House, Nyal Quality Drug
Store.
Falling a few feet from the branch
of a tree, in which she had climbed
to pick apples at her home on South
Washington avenue, the 6-year-Old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John Tol-
lefson yesterday forenoon broke her
right arm The little girl fell on q
stone Her condition today is said
to be favorable.
Mr. Merle Jones and sister, Miss
Marie Jones, of Detroit. Mich, ar
rived last evening and are guests al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Jones, 1901 Harth avenue. Mr.
Jones will be married next Wednes
day to Miss Lorene Vidal. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Vidal, 511 Lib.
erty avenue, in Grace Episcopal
church.
For the third consecutive term DR.
w. T.. Daniels, of the medical firm oil
Daniels, Goldman & Kellogg, has