The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-29
LOCAL NEWS.

one and One-half blocks north of
courthouse.-H. H. Frudenfeld.
For Rent Suite of rooms. fur
nished for light housekeeping In
quire at this office
Trim all trees to eight feet above
the sidewalk City Commission.
New typewriter for sale cheap;
never been used-Guy = Hanson
Claude Breedlove transacted bust
ness in Sioux Falls today
The grape juice or pineapple Juice
is fine for hotweather drinks Earle
L. Kelley, Phone 2140.
A. G. Schmidt was a business Wis
itor in Sioux Falls today.
For Rent Five room cottage
Apply to Mrs VIM Roche
Fred Stoltzman has returned after
a days business visit i'm Sioux Falls.
Sailed nuts in bulk, almonds pea
nuts, pecans, the finest. at Earle's
Phone 2140.
Try H. p. Sauce for hot and cold
meats, fish and game, 80 cent bot
tles.-Earle Kelley. Phone 2140
Mrs Walter Hanson, of Howard.
was a morning arrival and is guest
at the home OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs A +. Fuller, 407 Washington
avenue.
Miss Hockings of Burlington.
Wis, arrived yesterday and is a
guest at the home of her relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Metcalf, 1901 East
Seventh street
John Neff and family, who have
been guests of the formers mother,
Mrs w. G. Abbott, 3G3 Egan ave
nue., and brother Geo. Neff, were de
partures by the south train, return
ing to their home in Dubuque, la.
VIM. f. Lorraine, business man
ager of the Broadway Players. is in
the city. The many friends and ad-
mirers of this organization will be
glad to know that the popular play
ers will be seen at the lake again
this summer.
Frank O'Neil and family of Gar
field, Utah, former residents, are on
months visit with relatives in Or
land township Mr.. O'Neil is em-
ployed by the Utah Copper company
al Garfield.
The air in our store changes every
five minutes Our temperature aver
ages Is degrees cooler than outside.
Yours for a cool place and cool re-
freshlng drink Porter Drug and
Jewelry House, Nyal Quality Drug
Store.
Work was started today on the
storm sewer, which is to be installed
in Egan avenue, preparatory 10 paw
ing that thoroughfare. Con Donovan
has the contract for digging the
trenches for the sewer. 1t Is expect
ed that the work will occupy about
thirty days.
High wind last night did some
damage to telegraph wires in south
eastern Minnesota. 1t was reported
that the wind in the vicinity of Lake
field. Mimi, amounted almost to a
tornado. Word received from Lake
field this afternoon was to the effect
that no serious damage was done by
the storm.
To be present at the National
Sangerfest, which will open at Grand
Forks, N. d., July 6. and TO visit rel
atives residing near Grand Forks,
Hans Urdahl departed on a morning
train. The Sangerfest is Scandi-
nayian singing society, whose mem
bership includes residents of most
states of the union Mr.. Urdahl ex-
poets to be absent about a week.
In an open letter received today
by The Daily Leader. M. Harry
O'Brien, state fire commissioner
warns against taking chances OF
starting fires on the Fourth of July
After pointing out that the move
ment for safe and sane Fourth OF
July" in recent years has tended to
lessen the loss by fire on that day
the commissioner suggests that mem
bers OF city and town fire depart
ments be particularly vigilant. All
fire chiefs are requested TO see that
all fire fighting apparatus Is ready
for instant use. The letter con
cludes with the statement. An ounce