The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Madison Cafe
Lost. Maroon and gold color
sweater coat. Return to this office.
Regular meeting of w. r. c. at
Ilexom hall tomorrow afternoon.
For Rent Four room cottage,
one and one-half blocks north of
courthouse. H H. Frudcnfeld.
Wanted Second hand Perfection
oil stove.-C l Vernon. DOMAIN S
Barber Shop.
Rev. J. f. Booth, Of Ramona,
spent a portion of the day in Mad
ison.
Wanted Competent girl Apply
to Mrs. Bert Ketcham. 1907 East
Seventh street
For Rent Suite of rooms. fur
nished for light housekeeping. In
quire at this office.
We have a supply of sickle sec
tions. sickle heads and pitman heads.
w H. Baddeley
For Sale or Rent Seven room
house, two lots, barn. WELL cistern.
East Sixth street Inquire at this
office
c. +. Olstad, president of the First
National bank and J ] Mackay, Of
the Security State bank, went to
Sioux Falls by automobile TO attend
the annual convention of the State
Bankers association. in session in
that city.
Mrs Della Stearns was a morning
departure for Clear Lake, la, to wit
ness the marriage of her brother,
Phil Sheridan, of this city. to Miss
Freda Law, of Clear Lake, which
will occur at that place tomorrow.
Glenn Dixon, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs Jos Dixon, of Leroy, under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Madison hospital yesterday His
condition today is reported favor
able.
W. M. Williams, of Winfred, spent
the day in the city. returning from
his former home. Columbus. Wis.
He was accompanied by his little
niece, Florence Woleott, of Mime
apolis, who will spend the summer
at his home
N. II. Kent, pioneer farmer, one
and a half miles west of Ramona,
died Sunday afternoon following a
stroke of paralysis a few days pre-
yiously. Deceased was prominent in
his locality and widely known
throughout the county.
Work on the trenches for the pro-
posed storm sewer for Egan avenue
will be commenced as soon as the
weather will permit of completing
the extension of a sewer on Union
avenue, from Eighth to Ninth street,
and as soon at drain has been in
stalled at the new automatic valve
pit, it was said by city officials to-
day 1t is predicted that the work
will not require more than day $
time.
At the regular business session OF
the Madison Male Glee club last even
ing it was decided to discontinue reg
ular rehearsals during the summer.
The Rose Maiden" which they
have been working on recently and
practically learned. will be rendered
early in the fall After the business
meeting all had a good time singing
the songs they have learned during
the last season and finished up by
singing a number of our old folk
songs. Everybody was enthusiastic
i'm predicting big things for the club
next year, and plans were discussed
for busy season. with several pro-
grams in line.
To get pointers for a new city well
to be dug and a pumping plant to be
installed there, Mayor Smith and
other members of the Flandreau city
council, this morning inspected the
new Madison well and pumping sta
tion The visitors were shown over
the local plant by the members oil
the city commission and Charles A.
Trimmer, city engineer. The Elan
dreau councilmen made the trip to
Madison In automobiles. They had
intended to go from here to Brook
ings, to inspect the waterworks sys-
tenn there. After looking over the