The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-24
LOCAL NEWS.

oHcileu corn TOT sale at Farmers
Elevator.
For Sale. A good team of horses.
Rev. Alfred Nelson.
Lost. Maroon and gold color
sweater coat. Return to this office.
Wanted. $500 to $500 private
loan IN ample chattel security. In
quire at this office.
The library will be closed during
chautauqua except Saturday evenings
from Z until Q o'clock.
State Senator Hans Urdahl has re-
turned from Akron and Merrill. Ia,
where he transacted business during
the week.
Mrs. Chas. Dugall. of Lamberton,
MINI, was a morning arrival by the
north train and is a guest at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Byrne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick B%jornstad were
homecoming passengers by the north
train this morning from a visit with
relatives and friends at points in
North Dakota.
Sunday school at the usual hour
at Grace Episcopal church tomorrow.
Rev. L. T. Gwynn will be absent from
the city, conducting service in How
ard.
Women sell guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Salary $24, full time; so
cents an hour spare time; perma-
nent; experience unnecessary.-In-
ternational Mills, Dept. 40. Norris
J. A. Donnelly has sold the Pal
metto restaurant. on Egan avenue, to
Ray Phillips, formerly of Madison,
but who has recently been engaged
i'm business in Iowa. 1t is said that
it is Mr.. Phillips intention to open
the restaurant in about a week.
Mgr. T. A. Flynn returned yester-
day from Chamberlain, where he was
in attendance at the retreat of the
Catholic clergy of this diocese. The
retreatbegan Monday night and end
ed Friday evening. There were pres
ent Bishop O'Gorman and eighty-one
priests.
Mrs. Fisher, of Mason City, la.
who has been a guest at the home of
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Rob
%ertson. sol West Fifth street, was
a morning passenger by the south
train. returning to her home, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson's
little daughter, Helen.
Mrs. Harry Cummings, of Bridges,
Mont, who has been a guest in the
family of her brother, w. G. Abbot,
1868 Egan avenue, was a morning de-
parture for Sioux Falls to call on her
mother and sister, of that city, and
will later proceed to her home.
Robert Ryan, brother of Joe Ryan,
of this city, is in the Sioux Falls
company of National Guards to mo-
Billie at Redfield. Joe says he Id
mires his brother for his patriotism,
and while he is not of a warlike ma
ture he will also join the army in
defense of his country If necessary.
We have installed the Vortex sys-
tenn at our soda fountain. This
means that every customer will have
an individual sundae cup or soda
glass. If sanitary and cleanly con
ditions mean anything to you let us
serve you.-Porter Drug q Jewelry
company.
That which was, perhaps, the most
successful teachers institute ever
held in Lake county closed today
noon at the State Normal school.
Unusually good instructors directed
the work, and the attendance was
large. Last year, when credit was
not given for attendance at summer
school, 220 teachers were enrolled
This year 172 attended the institute
and 100 teachers were in attendance
at the summer school, making a to-
tai of 272 teachers for this years in
stitute.
The consolidated school issue in
Orland township was lost at the cleo
tion held in hat township last Thurs
day. Men and women voters num-
bered 161. 1t was necessary to gain
a three-fourths majority to make the
change. The measure was lost by
forty-seyen votes. A number Of au-
tomobiles conveyed voters to and
from the polls. At a former consoli-