The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-13

room house, close tn.-Mrs. G.. H.
Roberts, Phone 1915. At library
after 2 p. m.
For Rent. Nine room house, mod
ern throughout. on Center street w,
three block from Egan
Mrs. A. f. Clough.
Discount sale on all dark hats this
week at Morse's millinery.
For Sale. Tomato plants. 8 to 10
inch, transplanted. - Smith Seed
Store.
For Sale. Two lots, six blocks
west and one-half block north of M.
Il. church.-Richard Dorm, at DOMAIN
barber shop.
Try your favorite sundae or soda
at Osborn's drug store. We serve
Fem Brothers Quality First ice
cream.
For Rent. Seven room house
Phone BAIT.
Discount sale on all dark hats now.
Miss Morse.
ole Highland was a business visit
or in Sioux Falls today.
Mrs. Il. Sheridan returned from
Britton after visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Given. Of that city.
Mrs. williams, sister of Mrs. C..
w. Wood, returned home TO Sioux
City by the south train this morning.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
be entertained by Mesdames Habe-
ger, Unzelman and Shipton at the
home OF the former Friday afternoon.
Wallace Hurry, gardener. is erect
ing a 24x30 residence on Third Sc,
just now making the excavation for
the cellar.
Mrs. Walter Goulstein. of Mime
apolis. arrived by the north train and
will spend a few days in the city Wis
iting friends and looking after her
farm interests in this county.
In the mysterious key" contest
conducted by the ID. McKinnon store,
for which a graphanola was the prize
Mrs. II. j. Hooval was the lucky per-
son, ii was announced today.
Contemplating the erection of one
of the largest and finest barns in
this section of the country, William
1.-THE. of Chester township, is hauling
lumber from Madison. He is loading
IA teams today. and Intends to haul
10 loads tomorrow. Work is to
start at once.
Arrangements are already being
made to rebuild the stores and other
buildings which were destroyed by
fire in our neighboring city of Old
ham, according to Ed Fintzel, who
visited Madison today. The loss was
estimated to be $4,000, on which
there was about $685. 00 of insurance
carried. il is said.
Recent enlistments for the com
pany from Madison are Leonard
Cook, Ivan Windler, Clifford Coffey
and Otto Sorenson. Cliff Coffey had
thought of going with the cavalry
company organizing at Sioux Falls.
but arranged for a transfer to this
company. Otto obtained his first
papers for citizenship yesterday, and
enlisted promptly afterward.
The car which was taken from the
garage of j. A. Donnelly Monday
night was found stuck in the mud
and sand lea the east end of Lake
Madison late last night. The posi-
tion of the automobile indicated that
whoever was driving ii was return
ing TO this city from a rather more
extended our than just to the lake.
The machine, other than being well
sunk in the mud, was only injured to
the extent of having a slipping
clutch and the top somewhat broken
up.
Work on the streets is actually be-
ing started. Forms for the curbs
are being made, and several men and
a team are putting the ground in
shape for the curb and gutter on
upper Egan venue. AS the city
work on the streets is not far enough
advanced for the contractor to begin
paving, they will probably lay the
curbs and cutters as far south as
Sixth street NE. then turn east along
it with the same work. Arrange
ments for a site for mixing plant and
equipment is being arranged for in
the southeastern part OF town.
At Winfred yesterday the Safety
First" team of Madison railroad
mems baseball team played the Win
fred aggregation on their own dia-
mond and brought home a score of
Ii to 6. Manager Will Larson says
that though almost the first time
they have ven had a ball in their
hands this year the boys played a
; good game. The battery for the local
} men was Lefty Letcher and Matt
Morarity. No further contests are