The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-28
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Madison Cafe.
For Rent Four room cottage.
one and one-half blocks north Of
courthouse.-H H. Frudenfeld
Wanted Second hand Perfection
oil stove.-C. /. Vernon, Doman' $
Barber Shop
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 supply of sickle sec
tions, sickle heads and pitman heads
W II. Baddeley.
For Sale or Rent Seven room
house. two lots. barn, well, cistern
East Sixth street. Inquire at this
office
Salted nuts in bulk. almonds. pea
nuts. pecans. the finest. at Earle's
Phone 2140.
The grape juice or pineapple juice
is fine for hotweather drinks Earle
L. Kelley. Phone 2140.
Try H. p. Sauce for hot and cold
meats, fish and game. 30 cent bot
tles.-Earle Kelley. Phone 2l4o.
Undertaken f. L. Peck went to Ra-
mona this morning with his new auto
hearse for use at the n Fl. Kent flu
neral, returning about noon.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w Franklin and
son Arnold were midnight passengers
east to attend the funeral of the late
Engineer Geo Norton. which was
held this afternoon at O'Clock in
Austin Mimi
Miss Janet Rae. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Rae, 95 Egan ave
nue., has returned from Irving college
in Pennsylvania. where she is an in
structor, TO spend the summer holi-
days with her parents.
Ed Coleman, experienced automo-
bile mechanic. will repair your car
either at his residence, 1907 East
Fourth street, or at owners garage.
Prices reasonable, work guaranteed
Phone 1898.
Pierre dispatch: Gov Byrne has
reappointed A. f. Beaumont as a
member of the state livestock COM
mission for five years. and f. c. Is
senhuth, of Redfield, a member of
the state highway commission for
four years.
Aberdeen dispatch: The women
of the Episcopal church, who staged
society circus" on the grounds
just north of the municipal building
in Aberdeen. netted $1,000, which
forms a nucleus for a pipe organ
fund for the church
To approve bonds to be provided
by liquor dealers at Rutland and
Nunda, the board of county commits
sioners will probably meet in special
session next Saturday. The saloon
men are required TO submit their
bonds before the beginning of the
fiscal year, July /.
Books of the assessors in the
various townships in Lake county are
now arriving at the office of County
Auditor Nj. d. McGililvray. The
board of county commissioners will
sit as a board of revision next We'd
nesday. July 5.
Following an illness of less than a
week, Ole Tollefson. aged 21 years,
died here early this morning. Death
was due to spinal meningitis. Alr
Tollefson had been working on the
farm of Lars Overskei, two miles
southeast of Nunda. There survive
four brothers and two sisters, all but
one of whom, Marius, of Lake coun-
ty, reside in North Dakota. Owing
to the nature of the malady TO which
Mr. Tollefson succumbed. there will
be no public funeral. Interment will
be in Prairie Queen cemetery
A case of sneak thievery is report
ed from East Fifth street, at the resi-
dences of G. Terwilliger and A. M
McCallister. 1t has been the custom
of the families to leave their gasoline
and kerosene oil cans outdoors or
their rear porches. and for a Ions
time they have not been molested
But morning or two ago both cans