The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-08

For Rent. Good six room house,
good barn, chicken coop, five blocks
east of postoffice Inquire of E.
Sheridan & Son or Joseph Henkin.
Don't forget that Saturday, No
vember 10, is coffee day at Slack's.
l am prepared to do all kinds of
dressmaking.- Christman, 40S
Blanche avenue.
Now is the time to help Uncle Sam
by economizing. Do so by trading at
Slack's Cash and Carry Store.
Buy your winter supply of coffee
November 10 at Slack's, and save
money.
Comb Honey light color, good full
combs, at Earle's.
Presbyterian Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Levee Friday afternoon.
Nora j. Dahl. public stenographer,
Room 5, above the Schultz drug store.
For Sale. Mich cow, j. Nc
Grath, rural phone 620S.
Brookfield full cream brick cheese,
just in, 35 cents a pound Earle l..
Kelley, Phone 2140.
Mrs. Patterson, of Mitchell, was an
arrival by a morning train and is a
dest at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Dan Agnew
During the week of November IL
there will be a lady demonstrator of
the White sewing machines at the
Peck furniture store, to give instruc-
tions in the use of the machine in
machine art work.
Oyster shells for the chickens, 85
cents 100 sacks.-Earle l.. Kelley.
Madison bowlers will journey to
Roswell tonight to roll the team at
that place. Those who will make the
trip are Guy Hanson, J. j. Yaeger,
w. f. Havighorst. James Madison
and Dan ID. Coutts.
The four-minute talk for Saturday
night at the movie theaters will be
conducted by Rev c. McKibbin at
the Lyric and DR.. j. w Heston at
the Imperial The subject of their
discourse will treat of the y. NJ. C.
A. work in the cantonments.
There will be service in the Ger
man Lutheran church next Sunday
morning in the German language and
in the evening in the English Ian
guage Rev. Mr.. Welke recently re
ceived a call to the pastOrate of a
church in Minnesota, but he decided
to remain with his Madison congrega-
ton.
John Carr, who was injured We'd
nesday evening by being pinched be-
tween two cars while coupling them
inthe railroad yards, is said to be in
jured i'm a lesser degree than was at
first supposed Today he was able
to sit up in bed for short while
He has broken ribs, but it is thought
that none are torn from the spine.
Gunder Erickson, in the employ Of
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, had his eye seriously burned
from some chemical in the discharge
of his duties, and DR. Allison was
called to attend him Just how the
accident occurred does not appear
as the mans English is not very in
telligible. He will not lose the sight.
c. r.. Westaby went last night 10
the aviation instruction camp near
Omaha, NED, MneFe ne Will remain
during the period of training for the
balloon division of the aviation corps.
The training covers a period of about
three months. Mr. Westaby expects
to be granted a short furlough at
about the holidays on the completion
of the training and before he is as
signed to any duty.
Yesterday the 3-year-old son of
John Bahr, living on the Sid Lee
farm near Lake Madison, fell from a
wagon between the wagon and the
horses, and was severely bruised
about the back. He was brought TO
town at once, where a surgeon at
tended to his injuries. This morn
ing it is said that while the injuries
are serious, the child will recover.
The child was on the wagon loaded
with corn with his father and fell
over the front 1t is said that the
wheels did not strike him, but that
it was either striking on the wagon
tongue or double trees or the heels
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