The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-10

Lost. Automobile number 36253
on First street SW. Return to post
office.
Wanted. Girl for general house
work.-Mrs. c. E. Olstad.
Found. Gold watch. This office.
New house for rent.-703 Lee
avenue,
Found. Auto number 3o562.
1917, s. D. This office.
Teas and coffees always fresh at
the Madison Coffee House.
Fresh salmon and halibut direct
from the coast.-Scudder Bros.
See "Fennell," the splendid Italian
play, at the Normal auditorium to-
night.
No spoons. no premiums, just
quality coffee. - Madison Coffee
House.
Hear Harold Hustled. South Da-
kota's boy orator, at the Normal au-
ditorium at s o'clock.
Geo. Simmons. of Winfred, former
county commissioner. spent the day
in Madison.
The postal authorities have de-
elared unavailable so called chain
letters.
Saturday special. two pounds of
5g cent tea for 70 cents.-Madison
Coffee House.
A saving worth while if you buy a
cultivator within the next few days
of Frank Pitzer.
Get a 2O-gaIlon garbage can at
j. b. Rowland's. Special for Satur-
day. $2.15 each.
We are making special prices on
c|ultivators for a limited time only.
Call and see them.-Frank Pitzer.
You don't have to buy, five, 10 or
90 pounds of coffee or tea TO get a
price at the Coffee House. We treat
you right.
CLAYTON smith. young son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. y. Smith, COZ Second
street NV. is seriously i'll, suffering
from typhoid fever.
Mrs. Jane Roche. Of the southwest
portion Of the city. has returned to
Madison after having spent the win
ter with relatives in Perth, Ont.
Garbage cans to comply with the
new city ordinance. Special for Sat
urday. only $2.15 each. b. Row
land. Plumbing. Phone 1881.
Lost. Scotch Collie male dog,
color light brown. white feet and
breast. s. reward. Send by express
c. O. D.. if found and notify Elias
Sandland. Selfridge. n. D.
Mrs. b. b. Bowel. of the southeast
portion Of the city. has been serious
IL I'M since yesterday with no i'm
proyement it'd her condition TODAY.
Hear Mrs. Hopper sing; hear Mrs.
Margaret Funston-Drake give q
dramatic reading from Mercedes. al
the Normal auditorium this evening.
Teas all 35 cents. As cents and s.
cents per pound The same as you
have been paying 50 cents, so cents
and 20 cents per pound for.-Mad-
ison Coffee House.
The finest line of teas ever offer
ed. Direct from the chest TO you. no
fancy packages or labels. You ger
nothing but new crop tea.-Madison
Coffee House.
County Commissioners O'Connell.
CosgrOve and Rosenow went 10 Sioux
Falls by "A morning train 10 inspect
road machinery and transact other
business.
Friends i'm the city have received
cards announcing the marriage at
Salem. ore, of Claude NanSlyke and
Minnie Alice Clark. Both were for
mer residents of Madison, the former
a son of f. r.. NanSlyke and the lat
ter a daughter of Dr.. f. l.. Clark.
Earle Kelley. clerk of the local
Modern Woodmen, today received a
telegram announcing the death at
Poplar. ore. OF A. ID. Dougherty.
Deceased will be remembered as a
former resident of Madison. engaged
in the carpentering business.
Chester Journal: The county
commissioners We're down Monda}
looking over the bridges in Chester
township. They have decided to
build two concrete bridges. one be
tween sections s and II, 11x7, with
22-foot s%uIface and the other be