The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-28


For Sale Cheap. Good floored
shed, tight roof, suitable for chicken
coop or woodshed. Call DR.. Hart
wich.
Mrs. d. Turner's three little
daughters were morning passengers
for Colman to spend a few days with
relatives.
Workmen commenced today exca-
waiting for the r.. II. Mayfield brick
block to be built in North Egan ave-
nue..
You can buy wherever you please,
of ours You will be better pleased
if you buy the new line of Black Cat
wall papers at Osborn's Drug Store.
Miss Laura Gilmartin, of Calmar,
Ia, arrived or the midnight train and
will visit her cousin, Mrs. III. A.
Stahl.
A party of local Elks went to Sioux
Falls by a morning train to attend a
special meeting of the order in that
city this evening.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Clayton
Ball, West Sixth street, Wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Rev. A. Nelson, pastor of the Synod
Lutheran church, and Andrew Olson
were morning passengers for Sioux
Falls to attend a district meeting OF
their denomination.
The special train which will carry
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to Sioux
Falls for the dedication there tomor-
row of the new Odd Fellows hall.
will leave Madison at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Household goods for sale cheap.
Peninsula kitchen range, two burner
Perfection oil stove and oven, kitch-
en- cupboard, chairs, dishes and cook
ing utensils. 511 Lincoln venue
south door.
II. j. Paulis was a passenger by
the eastgoing train this morning on
an absence of a few days. He will
look after farm interests at Fair
mont, Mimi. and thence proceed to
the twin cities to purchase spring
stock for his store in this city.
H. II. Stephenson, who recently
disposed of his farming interests in
the east portion Of the county, was in
the city yesterday %transacting bust
ness preparatory to removing to Bla-.
bon, N. D., where he will reengage i'm
the farming business.
w. NJ. Jacobs, who resides four
teen miles south of Madison, over the
McCook county line, was a business
visitor in Madison today. Mr.. Jacobs
reports roads in a frightful condition.
He did not observe any spring field
work on his way to Madison.
Yesterday was a birthday anniyef-
sary of j. w. Harrington, of South
Harth avenue. and a party of his gen
tleman friends c~ongregated at his
home in the evening on the surprise
party plan. The time was passed at
pinochle. Mrs. Harrington served
luncheon, and before their departure
Mr.. H~arrington's self invited guests
presented him with an easy rocking
chair as a souvenir of the event.
Rufus Kingsley, who for the past
two years or more has occupied a po-
sition in the Colman lumber yard Of
this city, has been promoted to the
position of manager of the same ON
pany's yards at Alpena, and was
loading his household goods today for
removal to that place. Mr.. King
sley's friends viii be pleased to learn
of his recognition by the company
with which he is employed. The peo-
pie of Alpena will find him an agree
able business man, and socially he
will be an addition to his new town,
especially in Masonic circles in which
he stands very high.
Fisherman who had a share in
stocking Lake Madison with piclterel
have sent out a plea to those who are
spearing suckers in the lake, TO as
sist in protecting the game fish
Some pickerel were put into the lake
last year by the state game warden.
A number of local men last year also
took to the lake pickerel they had
seined out of creeks and mudholes in
this vicinity. A special permit to
seine was obtained. Those who as
sisted in stocking the lake have re-
quested that in case the searchers for
suckers should obtain any game fish
they will, until after the spawning
season mex month, at least, return
them to the water.