The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-11

Call and see them.-Frank Pitzer.
You don't have to buy, five. 10 or
20 pounds of coffee or tea to get a
price at the Coffee House. We treat
you right.
Garbage cans to comply with the
new city ordinance. Special for Sat
urday. only SAILS each. b. Row
land, Plumbing. Phone 1881.
Clara Kimball Young at the Lyric
tonight.
See our bargain table for Satur-
day.-NiSs Morse.
Fred Kurth, sr.. was a business
visitor in Sioux Falls today.
Lost. Wisconsin Dells pennant.
Finder return 10 this office.
Miss Daily. Of the State Normal.
was a morning passenger for Canton.
For Rent. Suite of rooms furnish
ed for light housekeeping.-Phone
1928.
Saturday special. two pounds of
so cent tea for 20 cents.-Madison
Coffee House.
For Sale. Twin Indian motorcycle
in good condition.-Johnson Repair
Shop.
Get a 2O-gallon garbage can at
J. b. Rowland's. Special for Satur-
day, S2.15 each.
Teas at 35 cents, As cents and SIS
cents per pound. The same as you
have been paying so cents. 60 cents
and 10 cents per pound for.-Mad-
ison Coffee House.
Geo. Curtis returned from st. Paul
where he has been receiving hospital
treatment and will remain in Madi-
son for some time.
Mrs. VanPatten, who has been at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Geo.
H. Waskey, departed by a morning
train on her return to st. Louis.
The finest line of teas ever offer.
/ ed. Direct from the chest TO you, nc
fancy packages or labels. You get
nothing but new crop tea.-Madisor
Coffee House.
We have a number of excellent
ranch propositions for sale on easy
terms or trade. List furnished OF
application Inquire John Kellstron
OF Western Loan q Investment com.
pany.
c. ]. Armstrong, who was arrest.
ed some time ago on a charge o.
gambling. and waived examination tC
a continuance. appeared before Jus.
tice Sponholz today and pleaded gull
ty to the charge. A fine of $40 wa,
imposed. and he is to pay the cost.
of the case.
Roy Robinson. living with his par
ents one mile west of this city, while
cranking a car of that popular anC
well known make suffered a broker
! arm as a result Of the engine bacl
firing. The arm is broken jus
above the wrist. The boy wa.
brought to town early and the in
/ jured member was dressed by DR.
Westaby.
This morning another piece of ma
chinery was unloaded at the higf
school for the use of the classes il
manual training. 1t is a combina
ton jointer and planning machine
and will be set on a cement base il
the training at the side of the
saw already in operation.
Delegates TO the district conven'
ton from the local w. c. 7. T.. al
Salem. returned home by a morning
train. The ladies report an enthus-
iastic meeting. The delegation com
prised Mesdames May, Keller. Arms.
Cummings, Wedgwood, Gabbert and
Miss Feneran. Mrs. Lucy Borne
mann. of Sioux Falls. was elected
district president. Before returning
Mrs. May will spend a few days al
Alexandria and Mrs. Gabbert will
visit in Sioux Falls.
1t is announced that Frank l..
Moore. who has been superintend-
ing and inspecting the erection of
government buildings in South Da-
kota, and who is just finishing his
work at Redfield. has been appoint
ed to inspect the work on the post
office in Madison on the part of the
government. When he was in the
city Sunday in response TO directions
from the department, he was not Ger
tain that he would be assigned 10
this work. but was awaiting diree-
| lions from headquarters. Work on
the building has been suspended for
the past two days, pending the deliv-
cry of certain materials.
Mrs. b. b. Bowel is very sick at
her home today suffering from a tu-
NOR in her side. The situation is
pronounced by relatives as being
very grave. Last night summons
were sent to relatives. advising them
of the situation. Her son Bert. in
the concentration camp at Jefferson
Barracks, Mo, may be able 10 come
home, but it is said to be doubtful.
C. p. Bowel. of Aberdeen; Mrs. +.
II. Hand. of Winfred, and Mrs. Jen-
ME Gueffroy, of Sioux Falls. came
last night and will remain until there
is a much hoped change for the bet
ter. A nurse has been employed, and
everything possible is being done for
the suffering woman
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