The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-08-03

For Saturday, bacon, 20 cents
Peck's Market.
Free concert at Ruskin park next
Sunday followed by a baseball game.
For Rent. Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Phone 1928.
Eat at Jacks.
Frank Handorf went by a morning
train to Colman for a few days WORK
at his trade.
For Rent. Rooms suitable for
light housekeeping.-Mrs Eta Hall,
Phone 3S41.
Get out into the world, but first
take a course in the Mankato Com
mercial college. Mankato, MINI.
Send for III catalog.
VIM. McBain and Peter McLaugh-
lin returned this morning from a So
journ at Hot Springs.
Plenty of spring chickens at Scud-
der Bros Sanitary Market.
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hart and
daughter, Miss Gladys, Of Huron,
We're visitors at Camp Uneeda Rest
last night.
When he goes to camp give him a
Stearns' emergency case, a practical
and useful gift. See them at Por-
ter's.
Miss Jeanette Andrews. who has
been a guest at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. John Ferguson, 105
Eighth street NE, returned TO her
home at Hurley.
Call OIL US if you wish workmen's
compensation insurance. We write
for the U. S. F. q G. Co. of Balti-
more. This affects all employers of
labor.-First National Bank.
Rebekahs of Hope lodge No. . are
requested TO meet at the han at 1890
p. m, Saturday TO meet the afternoon
train bringing the remains of Mrs.
Odell.
Ladies, get one of those Thelma
gift boxes at Porter's Saturday from
1 to 6 p. m, 25 cent handkerchief
and bottle of Thelma perfume for 10
cents. Cali early.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hill. of Winnie
bago. Mimi, who have been guests
at the home of their relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Ginder. departed for
their home by a morning train. Miss
Addie Ginder, of Portage. Wis. also
a guest, Will remain a few days
longer.
Mrs. Bourne. of Atlantic. Ia. was
an arrival by a morning train and is
a guest at the home of her son. f..
NJ. Bourne. She was accompanied by
Miss Ona Bourne. who is a teacher
in Atlantic.
Special for Saturday and Sunday
at our fountain: C~antaloupe bisque
sundae. my lady's %fayorite, chocolate
hydrox sundae, vernique p%arfait. adj
vocate cream sundae, at Porter's, the
coolest place in the city.
Cement for the internal posts and
girders of the new post office build
ing was being poured this afternoon.
This is done from the heighth of the
second floor, and to get the cement
10 the necessary heighth a crane was
rugged. and a horse used TO draw the
w~heelbarrow of material up. where il
is received by workmen.
There is a man in town who SAYS
that he knows that the war will be
over in three months. When asked
how he knew he replied that his
brother had enlisted. and that the
/, job of being a soldier would last not
to exceed three months. as that was
the extreme limit of time that he
had ever held any job.
w. ID. Moore, formerly with the
. Trimmer engineering company oi
/ tHsu ostx- 80 -, 4pv4rr fhfu nfgpl an the
interests Of the Pioneer Bridge com.
pany. of Mitchell. This o pany La.
the contract for building Ii of ;ht
90 bridges submitted to bids in The
spring. and Mr.. Moore is acting a!
superintendent. At this time the,
are waiting for a shipment Of TEN
forcing steel.
The bell for fire alarm which ha.
been attached at the front of thu
First National bank was removed
this morning for repairs. Johl
Roche took the instrument TO th'
shop. and is investigating and renew
ing its internal economy with a view
to putting it again in working con
dition.
There will be a free open air en-
t~ertainment at RuSkln park at go
p. m, next Sunday. Music. speaking
and several numbers by two of th.
best vocalists in the state. After tn
program baseball enthusiasts will b
privileged to witness a game betweei
Howard and Letcher teams. clos
rivals for the championship.
r. A. Keller returned Tuesda.
night from a trip of several days a
Big Stone lake, Mr.. Keller's parent
accompanying them home for an ex
tended stay. Mr.. Keller says that tn
quality of crop in Lake county is ex
cellent, though not extremely heavy
: In Brookings county were the bes
crops he saw on the trip, being heav
and evidently of most excellent qual
ity. OF fishing, Mr.. Keller says the,
would not bite, and he could no
catch them unless they did.
G.. III. Atkinson was i'm the city yes
terday, and went over the work tina