The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-09

carved, silver purse, containing 25
cents. Reward Notify Floe studio.
Wanted. A child's sulky. Phone
1872.
New hair ribbons for the Riddles.
-Morse's.
Clara Kimball Young at the Lyric
Thursday.
For Rent. Six room house Mrs.
A. p. Harling.
Extra nice assortment of trimmed
hats this week, all prices. -Morse's
Lost. Automobile number 36253
on First street SW. Return to post
office.
Anita Stewart in "The More En-
cellent Way at the Lyric tonight.
Another saving. Lyric theater tick
cts for Clara Kimbal Young. ] cent
at the Bexall store.
Twenty cents, two for 21 cents.
Lyric theater tickets at the l,cNall
store, for Thursday.
Frank O. Palmer. The Ramona
banker. spent the day in Madison
transacting business.
Wanted. Girl for general house
Work.-Mrs. G. T.. Olstad.
Child's Conservation league meets
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
at the high school building. Election
of officers.
Joe Ryan. manager Of The Lyric
tbeater. returned home this morning
from a few DAYS business visit in
Minneapolis.
Lost. Scotch Collie male dog.
color light brown, white feet and
breast. SIS reward. Send by express
81. O. d.. if found and notify Elias
Sandland. S%elfridge. n. ID.
AT the Madison hospital this morn
ing Fred Budde was operated on
and is pronounced as getting along
nicely. ID. Nj. Finnie. who was OPP
Grated on last week i'm improving as
we'll as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Dykins. for
merly farm residents near Ramona
now Of Sioux Falls, were through
passengers from The north this morn
ing. returning TO their home. Mr..
and Mt. Dykins spent the winter in
California. their absence from home
covering seven months and q half
They travelled throughout the entire
Pacific coast section and report a
winter of much enjoyment.
The joint committee of the Com
mercial club and Merchants %dssocia-
ton on roads are considering the inn
provement of the road between Mad
s-E, aud III. gIg1- xrfth LrRaafgA FsHFav
encp 10 that part known as the TOP
of Spicer's hill. On this hin the
gravel IS worn through to the clay.
and every alternate dry and wet pell
makes the barred clay holes deeper.
until at this time the bin is difficult
to navigate for a car.
Failing to effect entry into the
coast artillery arm of service on ac-
count of this branch having got it,
full quota of men, Bert Bowel en-
listed in the general engineering
corps. as has been announced pre-
yiously. a notice was received today
that tomorrow he leaves for the mo
b%olization camp at Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo. How long he viii be
there he does not know.
Xankton dispatch. odd Fellow
Of the state Will gather here for d
grand lodge session. There viii also
meet the members Of the Grand En-
campment and Patridrchs Militant.
the higher degrees of odd Fellow
ship. The wOmen's organization. the
Rebekah assembly. viii also meet
here on the same dates. and the com
mittee on arrangements place the to-
tai attendance. with favorable wealth
er and roads. at 1900 people. The
meetings viii be held May 14-lS.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ]. Lawless re
turned home yesterday from their
annual winter sojourn in Florida.
Mr.. Lawless was down town today,
looking fit as a boy recruit after so
days training, and receiving the
greetings OF his friends. He stated
that he was home in time to cele-
brate his 8th birthday, but being
questioned on his mathematics he
finally made the balance sheet tally
by adding a cipher and proving the
problem by stating that he was born
May 10, 1897.