The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-22

kippered behring's, packed at Sta
vanger, Norway. 10 cents a tin. This
is a fine article and a snap.-Earle
l.. Kelley. Phone 2140.
We shall look for you at the Re-
bekah lodge Wednesday night. There
will be work in the Rebekah degree.
Lunch.-Floy Robinson, N. G.
Eat at Jacks.
Rice is a good food, and still the
same old price. One pound package,
10 cents, three pound package, rs
cents. Cracked rice. 5 cents per
pound.-Earle l.. Kelley.
A. M. Brill, automatic telephone
expert, returned this morning from
Watertown, where he was called by
the Dakota Central Telephone COM
pany.
DR.. w. E. Daniels, of this city, and
DR.. Jordan. of Chester, last night OPP
Grated on the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Drake, of Chester, for
hernia.
Edward L. Bandy, of the c. A.
Trimmer engineering staff, is in st.
Paul. where he will take examina-
tons for membership in the United
States engineer officers reserve
corps, as first lieutenant.
Special prices to close out a lot of
Wade corsets in small and medium
sizes. Regular prices, $3.50 and
$3.50. Closing out price, s2.9S.
This is a good opportunity to get an
excellent high grade corset for a
small price at j. A. Johnson's.
The Boy scouts of Troop No. / en-
tertained their fathers at supper last
evening at the Presbyterian church.
After supper the boys went through
various stunts to show what the Boy
scouts can do in cases of
The fathers expressed themselves as
appreciative of the work that is be-
ing done and the effort that is being
made TO develop the boys physically
and morally and make them useful
citizens.
Miss Clara Dahl, of the Lake Coun-
~ National bank. Saturday evening
lost her pocketbook containing a sum
of money and other valuable articles.
Monday evening she advertised her
loss in The Daily Leader and the next
morning Perry Wilson. residing al
the fair grounds. reported to this of
flee that his young son had found a
pocketbook which the owner could
have by proper identification. The
matter was referred to Miss Dahl,
who identified the purse as her own
and it was returned to her. The best
evidence that Daily Leader advertis-
ing brings results.
There was a large attendance of
members of Madison chapter. O. f.
S. at Masonic temple last evening.
the occasion being the annual meet
ing. The principal business of the
evening was the election of officers
for the ensuing year. which was as
follows: Miss Goldie Schmidt,
worthy matron: c. A. Trimmer,
worthy patron; Mrs. l.. G.. Anterior,
associate matron; Mrs. Clayton Ball.
conductress; Miss Alice Ripe, asso-
ciate conductress; Mrs. M. Il. Ripe.
secretary; Mrs. j. +. Stahl. treasurer.
The a%ppointive officers will be an
nounced by the worthy matron al a
future meeting. The chapter voted
a donation of S25 to the Children's
home. at Sioux Falls, which was re-
mitted to that institution today.
A large delegation OF Madison Ma
sons went to Sioux Falls by a morn
ing train to attend a Shrine meeting
to be held in that city this evening.
Among the number were DR.. w. +.
Kinney, VIM. Metcalf, A. J. Cornely-
sen. VIM. Torbert, c. +. Kennedy.
VIM. Curtis, Hans Hanson, Albert
Martin, Geo. II. Waskey, Guy +. Han
son, Carl Johnson, j. c. Schultz, Price
Hughes, c. +. Olstad. Percy Scudder.
VIM. McBain, VIM. Mclean. DIR. X.
r.. Rewalt, VIM. Rae, w. II. Buck,
DIR. O. w. Hanson, Mark Aus, John
Cline, Elmer Farmer, Frank c.
Smith, C. f. Seid, DR.. +. w. Gold
man, Jas. Robertson, DIR. II. f.. kel-
logg and wife, DR.. John c. Baker. OF
Ramona, DIR. Victor Webb, of How
ard. There are several candidates
for degrees among the Madison dele
cation.