The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-14

Poultry Pan-a-ce-a. Increases the
egg production, keeps the hens
healthy, vigorous and doing their
best.-Osborn's Drug Store.
Does your boy own a knife? If
not send him to ~Fitzgerald's hard
a store. Two hundred designs,
only one of a kind, worth from IS
cents to $1.25, now selling from 10
to so cents. You can't afford to
miss it.
p. j. Hoidal piloted VIM. Tobin
and jan. Keegan to Sioux Falls by a
morning train and will drive home a
NEW Franklin automobile. recently
purchased by Mr.. Tobin.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon by Clerk of Courts
F.. L.. Burnett to Martin Hegdahl
and Blanche Dudley, both of Mad
ison.
DR.. w. A. Rothschild and daugh-
ter, Helen, last Sunday visited their
son and brother, Donald Rothschild,
Bookings.
Among two out of town couple who
yesterday obtained marriage licenses
here were William Mellentine and
Edith Ernst, both of Wentworth, and
Wood Carter, of Alexandria, Mimi,
and Mabel Ferdig, of Sergeant Bluffs,
La.
Miss Marie Hundemer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hundemer, III
Lee avenue, and Mrs. Albert Tradup,
of Minneapolis, were married this
morning at st. Thomas Catholic
church, the Rev. I. A. Flynn officiat-
ing. The bride was reared in Madi-
son, and has "A wide circle of friends
here. Mr.. Cradut is in business in
Minneapolis, where the couple. after
a short wedding trip, will make their
home.
/ am selling out my household
goods, consisting of bedroom sets,
brass beds. hair mattresses, box mat
~tresses. piano, chairs. tables. rugs.
china and cut glass ware, hand paint
ed china, kitchen utensils, feather
beds and feather pillows, silverware.
pictures and many other useful arti-
cles.-Mrs. r. j. Lannon, 500 Van
Fps emu
States Attorney III. II. Hold
ridge today issued a warrant for the
arrest of Ed Coleman, who is wanted
in connection with the passing of al
legged worthless checks. 1t is said
that the amount of money and mer-
chandise involved amounts to more
than 500. One complaint is for
about $64. The charge is obtaining
under false pretenses. 1t is said
Coleman visited Sioux Falls after
leaving here, late last week. Off
GERS in that city have been asked to
assist in locating the man.
Upon his return today from Viro-
qua, Wis, John Kingsley. who for
fifteen years has had charge of the
Colman Lumber company's business
in South Dakota, as travelling auditor,
during which time he made his head
! quarters in Madison, announced that
he would leave within a few days tO
locate AT Viroqua, Wis. The Colmaf
Lumber company recently purchased
a large lumber yard, with mill ma
ehinery and a contracting business al
Nirouua. Mr.. Kingsley will have
general supervision of the yards and
plant, and his son. Rufus Kingsley
who is at present managing a lumber
yard at Alpena, this state, will have
charge of the retail end of the bust
ness.
Slight relief is promised from the
cold snap which settled down on this
section Sunday night. and which was
general throughout the northwest
The temperature here early this
morning was the same as h a yes
terday morning. degrees below
zero. The rise in temperature w
until early afternoon was more rapid
than thai of the corresponding period
yesterday. Telegraphic reports are
10 the effect that mercury descended
to II degrees below zero yesterday IL
parts of Wyoming. and that 1t was
several degrees below zero in Nebras
ka. Transients in the city repor'
that considerably more snow fell IL
northwestern Iowa than in this dis
trict.