The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-04-07
The twins are coming.-Geo. Beck,
Furniture.

ING tNhi> are tOHlihS.-1cO. BECK,
Furniture.
New advertisement today: j. C.
Schultz.
Furnished rooms for rent. 500
First street west.
Mrs. Blaine Rowland will entertain
the Inter Sc club mex Thursday aft
ernoon.
John Schober registered his inten-
ton today TO become a citizen of the
United States, re|nouncing allegiance
to the German emperor.
For Sale. July or early kherson
and Canadian seed oats. medium red
and alsike clover. We also have tim
othy and clover mixed at S2.25 per
bushel-Union Grain q Seed COM
pany.
The wet of the storm last night re-
vealed a couple of faults i'm the
courthouse roof. marring the new
papering. One is near a chimney on
the west roof, and another on the
north exposure. The commissioner
were giving the difficulty their at
t~ention this morning.
III wet SliON anu idlH VI last
night made considerable work for
linemen and electricians last night
and this morning. In many places
there were no lights and in others
no power for motors. The disabili-
ties were soon cleared. however. and
things moved along as usual. though
somewhat late.
The fishing yesterday under the
auspices of the state game warden.
l.. G. Hawley, yesterday did not re
suit in netting many fish. One of
the officers assisting in the work re
ports that to supply the requests for
fish would have required three ton
of fish. In the work, il is not in
tended to take any pickerel at all
from the stream. those being taken
being Immediately returned to their
element.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schultz. now
of Hayti, formerly of Lake county.
have purchased the house belonging
To Mrs. Frances C~ochrane. and will
o to this city during the coming
week. Mrs. Cochrane is building 4
house in Minneapolis, whore she re-
sides. Mr.. Schultz was formerly
we'll known i'm this county. having
farmed for many years here before
engaging i'm the grain business on an
extensive scale.
c. A. Trimmer accompanied his
wife as far as Sioux Falls several
days ago, on her way to a visit i'm the
east, and remained in that city for
some days. returning last night. lie
had not intended 10 make an eXten-
sive stay in Sioux Falls. but had in
tended TO visit Sioux City before re
turning. He explains that he got in
to consultation with he>county COM
m%issioners of Minnehaha county. and
was delayed in getting away.
The hearing on ditch No. y, ad-
journed last week on account of an
other application for additional ter
ritory to be included i'm the system,
will be called for a later date. To
day another application for drainage
was filed, making the larger carrying
capacity of the tile necessary. and
draining nearly twice as much land
as the original ditch was designed
for.
Monday brings the Minneapolis
symphony orchestra to Madison.
Are YOU supporting il. Here are
three reasons why you should. First.
il is one of the greatest musical or
CARNATIONS which YOU could hear if
you travelled the country over; sec
ond. it is a splendid advertisement
for the tastes and enthusiasm of Mad
ison people. and third, but by no
means least. the orchestra is brought
here by our Civic and Child Welfare
club. who are doing many fine things
for our city. and who deserve our
hearty support and cooperation. Buy
your ticket tonight.
The general and physicians special
committees met last night in the
rooms Of the Merchants association,
at which time the doctors made re
ports of rogre to the mother COM
mittee. The movement is slowly ap-
preaching a perfected organization,
and the physicians committee was
enlarged to include all the physicians
and surgeons Of Madison. Immediate
attention to the financial aspect OF
the movement was held in allegiance
the men giving more of their atten-
ton to the machinery of making the
organization more solid. Another
meeting will be held in the same
late next week.