The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Plenty OF spring chickens for sun
day Scudder Bros
Furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Inquire at this office.
Plenty of spring chickens for sun
day Scudder Bros.
C. H. Wilson, of Flandreau. is
transacting business in the city.
Wanted Position as stenographer
or bookkeeper. Apply at this office
The East Side Embroidery club
will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs c. Terwilliger.
Mrs Williams. of Sioux City. is a
guest at the home of her sister. Mrs.
G. W Wood NanEps avenue
Miss Emma Schonfield. of Wes-
sington Springs. was operated on i'm
the city today.
The board of county commission
ers are nearing the close of their
assessment valuations
For Sale Our home on South
Harth avenue. A bargain for quick
sale Homer Sigler
States Attorney II. H. Holdridge
returned last night from Sioux Falls,
where he was called on legal bust
ness
Or. z. +. Sears and family depart
ed this morning by automobile on
visit with relatives at Redwood
Falls, Mimi
4 wagon load Of catalogs arrived
in the city on this afternoons Mil
waukee train from the south. and are
being distributed through the local
postoffiee.
Mrs Patrick Turner, of Streator
Ill, mother-in-law of Mrs ID. Turner
is a guest at the home of the latter
400 Josephine avenue.
Special Saturday and Monday
evenings at the Imperial theater. five
famous Hawaiian musicians in big
musical act Admission 10 and 20
cents.
The first division of St Kath-
crimes Guild will serve ice cream
and cake Saturday afternoon and
evening in the library park. Price
5 cents Come and get cool
Dan Lawler and wife and H. W
Putney and wife We're returning pas
sengers by the north train from an
outing al Big Stone lake
Mrs Johnson, aged SS years,
mother of j. A. Johnson, is seriously
i'll at the home OF her son. Adolph
Johnson, of Lake Madison, suffering
from a stroke of paralysis sustained
a few days ago.
Chief of Police Grant Winesburg
remained at home today on account
of illness, Patrolman Ed Sylvester.
who has been in charge of the police
department the past several days. re-
naming on day duty.
Irving C"Lefty') Letcher, of this
city, who has been playing ball this
summer with the Letcher team. is
home TO recover from a broken right
leg The leg was broken just below
the knee at Huron during ball
game.
Out of town residents who received
surgical attendance in Madison yes
terday were Iva, the 7year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Lin
gle, of Colman; Hjalmer Mathiesen,
of Castlewood, and Clara Ander, OF
Salem
Yesterday was the hottest day SO
far this summer according TO the
thermometer of Sheriff f. w. Butts
The thermometer which hangs on the
north side of the courthouse and IN
the shade, yesterday at o'clock reg
istered los degrees above zero. Al
6 o'clock the temperature indicated
was 100 degrees above zero.
Men who happened TO be in the
Milwaukee railway yards yesterday
report that they counted seventy-two
men on one northbound freight train
At present there are more harvest
hands in the city than there are va
cancies on farms, according TO Will
lam Rowland, who is in charge of the
free employment bureau at the Mad
ison Merchants association offices.
Mrs Chris Schultz will sell at the
home the following furniture: One
dark oak pedestal dining table witf