The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-06-08

Madison and Lake Madison. Return
to this office or Grand View hotel
Wanted. To purchase some build
ing and loan shares.-Phone 3691.
For Saturday only, special on la
dies's waists at the fashion store
Mrs. knoeri.
Wanted. Scrap iron. Market
good.-Madison Iron & Metal Co.
Phone 2159.
Friday and Saturday big days on
dresses at Morse's. Please investi-
gate.
For Sale. Five acre poultry farm
six miles south of Lake Madison
r. NJ. Thrall. Madison, S. D..
Special sale on all kinds of fancy
work and towels. Saturday only
Mrs. *. Knoeri.
Fill your needs in dresses by pur-
chasing this week. thereby helping
the Red Cross work.-Miss Morse.
For Sale. Two good second hand
Fords. also some other makes Of sec
ond hand cars.-W. c. Brown Ga
rage.
Regular conclave of Madison com
mandery No. 20, X. r., Friday even
ing at S o'clock. There will be work
and refreshments will be served at
the close.-Hans Hanson, f. c.
William F. Mcmahon will continue
his class in piano instruction during
the summer. The new term begins
June 4. Studio Garner block. room
No. 5. Phone 2378.
w. q. Williams. of Winfred. is in
Madison today on business.
Ruth McKibbin will open a kinder
garten at the Normal Monday, June
IL. For terms phone $3.50.
For Sale. 1916 model Ford road
ster. in good condition.-Carl Hex
ON, at Monument Works.
Don't forget the bake sale given
by the Young Ladies' sodality at
Stacks store Saturday morning.
Miss Helen Lowe, student in the
State university at Vermillion, is
home to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. Adrian Smith arrived home
yesterday from Harbor Beach, Mich.
where she has been visiting her son.
Stannard A. Smith.
Prof. L. G.. Atherton, of the State
Normal school. has been named as
the Lake county member of the state
council of defense.
Rev. J. f.. Booth, of Ramona.
spent a portion OF the day in Madi
son. Rev. Mr.. Booths recent reap
pointment to the pastorate of the
Evangelical church at Ramona is for
the seventh consecutive year.
For a reunion of her immediate
relatives or family, Mrs. II. w. Min
ish is entertaining today her mother.
Mrs. Cheney, and sister, Miss Orpha
Cheney. of Kellerton, Ia; Mrs. Par
sons and two children, of Fort
Dodge, Ia, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Mather, of Mitchell.
Yesterday at the Madison hospital
John Brinkman, Of Ramona, was op-
Grated on for gangrenous append
citis. Today Mrs. p. j. Larson, of
Wentworth, underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
Thos. Lonar, a pioneer farmer of
the Nunda neighborhood, was in the
city today on business before the
county COMMISSIONERS COIttI ulIS
bitches. In the early days Mr.. Lonar
made frequent visits to Madison. but
Of late years his visits have been
far between.
Declaration Of intention of citizen
ship was declared yesterday by Rich
ard Dorm. born in Harburg, Ger
many, and a resident of this country
for 16 years. Jens Andrew Jacobson,
OF Denmark, here three years. also
received his first papers.
Mrs. Fl. T.. Powell and daughter,
Gladys left for Sioux City, where
Miss Powell will enter the Morning
Side college, taking up the summer
school work in public school music
supervision. also voice and piano at
the conservatory.
President Earrings car came in
from the north this morning and was
attached to the east going train.
Railway officials aboard the car were
A. J.. Earring, II. r. Williams j. H.
Foster and N. p. Thurber. The of
ficials are out on a tour of inspection
of the various lines of the Milwaukee
system.
Comrades Joseph Pulford. w. A.
Drake, David Bates and John Bran
non and Mrs. Claude McAdam and
Mrs. Paul Koepp, delegates to the
state encampment and w. r. G. at
Milbank, returned this morning. At
the election of state officers for the