The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-25


Eat at Jacks.
Three rooms suitable for light
housekeeping for small family, close
in.-Phone 1884.
Jewel base burner heater stove in
good condition. Phone 2104.
Lost. Yesterday somewhere be-
tween breakfast and supper, the way
to the Inside Inn, formerly Madison
Cafe.
Having returned to Madison, 1
have taken rooms over Jas. Slack's
store and am prepared to do dress
making. Ladies are invited to call.
Agnes Leopold.
Strayed. About two weeks ago, a
black collie dog with brown points
and white spot in forehead; wore col
lar and lock; was sheared last sum-
mer.-John Whitmore, Rural Phone
Gill.
Girl wanted at the Sugar Bowl.
Good wages to right party.
Found. Small purse containing
some money!. III. Morse.
Don't fail to attend the chicken pie
supper at the M. E. church tomor-
row.
For Sale or Rent. Modern six
room house, two blocks east of Nor
mal.-H. Lunde.
Chicken pie supper. Where? At
the M. E. church. When? Tomor-
row. Price, 35 cents.
Lost. Shell bag and a quantity of
shells between Lake Madison and the
city. Finder return to basement bar
Der shop. Reward.
Everybody come to M. f. church
for supper tomorrow. Supper starts
at $40.
DR.. VIM. Lowe says hat he pur-
chased a quarter section farm today,
same being the M. A. Wooley es-
tate, six miles south of Junius.
DR.. Kellogg was a morning passen-
ger for Sioux Falls and will make
the return trip with a new Franklin
automobile which he recently pur-
chased.
E. A. Keller went to Huron yes
terday to meet with a convention of
the army Y. M. C. A. 1t is expected
that they will organize to further the
interests of that organization.
Members of w. C. T. u. Urgent.
business compels me to call a special
meeting at 4 o'clock Friday after
noon at the rest room.-Mrs. M. w.
Cummings, President.
Miss nellie Tierney arrived from
Portland, Ore, and is visiting Miss
Mae McCue. She expects to be in
the city about two weeks looking aft
er her farming interests in Orland
township.
A series of discussions entitled
"Bugle Calls" will be begun this
evening in the Methodist Episcopal
church at 1880. A social hour will
follow the midweek service at which
time F. j. Mundt, lay delegate to the
conference at Pierre, will make a re-
port.
G. III. Atkinson was in town today
having come down from Waterfowl
to Wentworth, then to Madison. He
expressed himself as being willing to
accept some payment for the work
he did in Madison during the sum
mer, but the proper action had not
been taken On the certificates.
H. F. Griffin, of Riverside, Ia,
who has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Griffin, GIG w.
Center street. and incidentally enjoy
ing the duck hunting in this section,
returned home this morning. Mr..
Griffin is engaged in banking and
real estate at Riverside. He was ac-
companied by his brother, III. w.
Griffin. of this city, who will remain
permanently and assist in the bust
ness.
Tom Nassif and r. A. Johnson will
sell at public auction on the farm of
Tom Nassif, south of Winfred, on
Monday, October 90, the following
property: Forty steers averaging
900 pounds; 26 steers averaging 500
pounds; II calves. coming / year
old; two Polled Durham calves, COM
ing 1 year old; one roadster mare, in
foal, 10 years old. Half of the cattle
are Black Poll. The usual terms are
offered purchasers. Col. ]. p. Nigh
bert will auction the property, and
w. G. Williams will clerk the sale.
Twenty-three alumni and former
students of State college, who com
pleted the required college military
training may join the third officers
training camp to be held January 5
to April 5. Applications for admis-
sion to this camp should be sent be-
fore November 10 to Col. William C.
Lassiter, commandant at State col
lege. The object of the third train
ing camp is to prepare officers to fill
vacancies that may occur in the reg
ular army. State college is the only
insfifnfinn in South Dakota thus