The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-09

dressmaking.-Mrs. Christman, 4OS
Blanche venue
Now is the time to help Uncle Sam
by economizing. Do so by trading at
Stacks Cash and Carry Store.
Buy your winter supply Of coffee
November 10 at Slack's, and save
money.
Comb Honey, light color, good full
combs, at Earle's.
Nora ]. Dahl, public stenographer,
Room S, above the Schultz drug store.
For Sale. Mich cow. j. Nc
Grath, rural phone 620S.
Brookfield full cream brick cheese,
just in, 35 cents a pound.-Earle l..
Kelley, Phone 2140.
During the week of November IL
there will be a lady demonstrator of
the White sewing machines at the
Peck furniture store, to give instruc-
tions in the use of the machine in
machine art work.
Found. New endgate. Apply to
j. C. UnZelman.
Boston brown bread, baked beans,
congress tarts and everything good
tomorrow at R%unchey's.
Boston brown bread, baked beans,
congress tarts and everything good
tomorrow at Runchey's.p
Mrs. Manner, of Norfolk, Neb., is a
guest att he home of her son, Tom
Gilmore, 619 First street Sc.
Ed Byrne returned last evening
from Neillsville, Wis, where he had
been calling on a daughter who is i'll.
w. r. Reynolds, Jesse Reynolds
and wife and Mrs. Viola Root COM
prised a motor party to Sioux Falls
this afternoon.
Lost. Black overcoat between
Madison and Junius, Wednesday, NO
vember T.. Finder please notify J.. j.
Dougherty, Madison.
Wanted. Man and wife to share
house with me and help pay expense;
modern house, furnished; also sleep
ing rooms to rent.-Phone 1917, 2O2
First street NV.
E. L. Peck furnished the automo-
bile hearse for the funeral yesterday
Oh MdDbl 1hOllpSOhJ Nu416A'Si ~
Abel Thompson, whose home is four
miles southeast of Winfred.
Regular conclave Madison com
mandery. X. T., this (Friday) even,
ing. All Sir knights in the city are
courteously requested to be in at
atendance.-Wm. Rae, Recorder.
". Bates and wife, who have beer
guests at the home of the former
brother, David Bates, departed this
morning for Cherokee, Ia, and vii
thence proceed to their home in Lons
Beach, Cal.
The following resolution was pass
ed by the board of education at tn
last regular meeting, and the boart
!. is going to see that it is enforced
1T having come to the knowledge 0
! the board that there is a large mum
4 Der of pupils under II years OF ag,
not attending school, be it resolved
that the truant law be rigidly en-
forced and all such pupils be com
PEELED to attend school,"
Dan McBain, of ~Fitchburg, Mass
brother of VIM. McBain, of Orlan'
township, in a business letter to IN
Daily Leader, says: I'VE live abou
10 miles from Camp Devins, wher
there are $4,000 men in camp 10
Uncle Sam. This was nearly a san
desert six months ago. 1t don't seeI
possible that the government coul
do SO much of different kinds G
work, building streets and building
in so short a time"
For the first time in several week
the Diesel engine at the city powe
plant was in operation, and the who
lighting and power system of the cit
was i'm use. Due to the shortage {
coal it is now deemed necessary
run the large engine almost contli
ually in order to conserve as niue
of the coal as possible for use ]
making the gas used in the smallt
engines. During the time the large
! engine was not in use it was a heaN
- drain on the gas producers to fu
nish sufficient for the engines durlr
the time of heaviest load.
John w. Walden returned tn
- morning from Minneapolis, where ]
went Tuesday evening to meet WI
the committee for this district Il
the Red Cross work to be prosecut,
this winter. With others of u
committee he met H. P. Davidso
chief in America of this work, al
other notables in the national orga
ization. There was a banquet in Z
early evening, addresses n a ma
meeting. Mr.. Walden says that e
4 thusiasm runs high in the cities.
u Martin Giving, formerly OF La
county, now of Lake Mills, Ia, W
, in the city yesterday, having drlv
\ the 27O miles by auto in one df
- Mr.. Giving said that the corn or
a.. along the Iowa line and in southe
20 Minnesota was not very good, I
frost having struck it before its n
turity. He says thai the corn In u
part of South Dakota appears TO
or much better. There are large co
canning industries at Lake Mills, a
they had a very short season Il
its wear on account of short crop a
1900.