The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-07-03
LOCAL NEWS.

@NNh ~ IOi Sdlt CHEAP,
never been used.-Guy +. Hanson
For Rent Five room cottage.
close in.-C. j Simpson
Fred Kurth was a business visitor
in Sioux Falls today.
Miss Maud Soper and Miss Irma
Rowland spent the week end With
friends at Artesian.
Wanted at once one second cook
and one dishwasher. Apply Madison
cafe
Mr.. and Mrs. George Belknap, sos
VanEps avenue. yesterday quietly
celebrated their golden wedding.
For quality the Martin is the best
in town. You'n find them in Por-
ter's cigar case.
Sid Lee and Harold Rose were
morning passengers for Sioux City
on an absence OF a day or two.
Andrew Tufte was a morning pas
senger for Albert Lea, Mimi. to join
his wife. who is visiting relatives
there
The Daily Leader will not be is
Nhtd ltOli tlllS plAlNt NOiltOi AoN tNEi-
ing on account of the national holi-
day
Say. who keeps the Martin? 1t
makes a hit with me. I'm going over
TO Porter's. they are exclusive deal
ers.
Pastor c. w. Rubendall. of the Ad-
yentist church, departed this morn
ing for Bonesteel. where he will en-
gage in eyangelistie work.
M. Moriarity, wife and baby,
Helen, were morning passengers for
Luyerne, Mimi, TO spend the nation
al holiday with relatives and friends.
Just arrived, 5000 Martins. fac
tory shipment and they are fresh.
Get some before you go camping
Porter Drug d Jewelry Co.
Miss Rennie Vaughn, of Vermil-
lion, will arrive by the midnight
train and become a guest of Mrs. ID.
McKinnon at the MeKinnon cottage,
Lake Madison.
Mrs. Tuper and little daughter who
have been guests at the home of the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Kingsley, West Eighth street. return
ed to their home at Mason City, Ia,
by morning train.
For Sale. Forty acre farm in Kan
abac county. Mimi, S25 per acre.
Might take auto for part payment
C. +. Shifflett, Phone 342S.
DR.. w. f. Daniels spoke yesterday
morning in the Methodist Episcopal
church in Chester. The doctor gave
an outline of missionary work, as re-
ported at the Methodist conference
last May.
Thursday and Friday are the only
feature nights at the Imperial, when
on Thursday Thos Ince presents
VIM. S. Hart. the great star of west
ern plays, and on Friday Jesse l..
Lasky presents Theodore Roberts in
The Circus Man"
Owing to the attractions at the
lake there will be no features shown
at the Imperial theater on Tuesday.
July 4, Wednesday, July 5 and Sat
urday, July 8. but the usual run of
five reels will be shown on these
evenings.
Mrs. Nellie Wagner, of jamestown.
N. d., arrived in Madison today and
will be a guest at the home of her
father. Henry Kiner, 304 Lee avenue.
during the ensuing two weeks. Mrs.
Wagner remarks that crop conditions
are about on an equality in the way
OF advancement all along the route
from jamestown to Madison.
Will Fintzel, an early day resident
OF Madison, now OF Billings, Mont.
surprised and pleased his Madison
friends by spending few hours in
the city today. Mr.. Fintzel is con-
nected with the Maxwell automobile
company as salesman, with head
quarters in Billings. He reports
Mrs. Fintzel enjoying life and good
health.
O. C. Rowland, who has accepted
a position with E. l.. Peck. is pro-
fessional embalmer and funeral di-
rector, and will assist Mr.. Peck In
this line OF work. Mrs. Rowland is