The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.

For Sale or Rent. Four room cot
tage. Inquire at this office.
For Rent. Five room cottage
with barn-Mrs. VIM. Roche, Phone
1886.
Girl wanted at the Sugar Bowl
Good wages to right party.
Work in first degree Saturday
night, followed by supper.-W. H.
Aldrich, N. G.
See Millard for flour.
Fred Uthe returned yesterday from
weeks visit with relatives in Ply
mouth county, Ia.
For Rent Two furnished rooms,
modern, two blocks east new postof-
fice.-C. Terwilliger.
Eat at Jacks.
For Rent. Two furnished rooms,
close in, heat and bath.-H. E. Pow
ell Phone 3217.
See Millard for flour.
Eat at Jacks.
Harry Runchey and wife returned
yesterday from Minneapolis. where
they spent a week, celebrating their
honeymoon
d. ID. Holdridge, who was taken
suddenly with a sick spell Sunday, is
feeling much better. it is reported,
and hopes to be out this afternoon.
Lost Shell bag and a quantity of
shells between Lake Madison and the
city. Finder return to basement bar
Der shop. Reward.
i Vermillion Republican: Mayor
and Mrs. r. f. Lyons left on Monday
/ for California where they expect to
spend the coming winter in the vi
cinity of Pasadena and Long Beach.
Mesdames Huxford, Schmidt, Ship
ton and McAdam autoed to Hartford
Thursday to attend the district con-
vention of the ID. of III. This con-
vention will meet in Madison next
| October.
The result of the football game to-
day between the high school and
Watertown teams played on the
grounds at the city ball park. result
ed in a score of Is for Madison, with
goose egg for the foreign team.
Lieut.. Harold McKinnon, who has
been a guest at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. McKinnon, SCI
Lee avenue n, on a five days fur
Tough. returned to Camp Dodge. Des
Moines, Ia, by a morning train.
Frances Buell. Olson, of ST. Paul
national president of the Degree oil
Honor. will arrive in Madison tomor-
row, also Grand President Regina
Fitzgerald. of Watertown. These la
dies will be entertained at O'Clock
dinner at the hall by the ladies ol
the local lodge.
Isaac Gipe. of Aberdeen, state su
perintendent of public buildings
came from Aberdeen yesterday, anC
I returned today. He is accepting tht
last OF the work done on the con
struction and repair at the Norma
school. He says that the work il
nearly finished, with the exception o
4 some roof and few other minor re
II pairs.
II f. l.. Soper returned this morning
II from a two-day visit at Artesian
Il While there he packed up the law Ii
/, brary of his son-in-law, Irving +
II ison for storage. The young man i
with the army at Camp Funston, an'
I was recently married at Woonsocke
to Miss Maude Soper.
II The -four minute talks" to be Civ
4 en- at the theaters Saturday nigh
4 will be given this week by higl
I school boys, speaking on the subjec
, of What / Can Do for My Country.
II There Pitts will speak at the Lyric
!! and Alva yelling at the Imperial
Mr.. H. H. Holdridge, who has thi
matter in charge for the national or
, ganization, said this morning that
while the subject was broad, an
could be given wide Interpretation
the young men had prepared goo
addresses, and of practical applica
tion.
John III. Hopper, who has been sui
fering for a week or more from bloc
, poisoning. is recovering again nicely
he said this morning. He tore
finger nail back to the quick, and
became infected, his whole arr
swelling to the glands beneath tn
shoulder. His young son, who ha
Dttu very SlIh IOl loui WNthc "a VI
an affection of the heart, is also re
covering, and expects to atten
school next week. Mr.. Hopper ea
poets to return to Minneapolis Wed
nesday, where he will resume hi
work with the Northern Crucibl
. company. a steel milling concern.
Fl Postmaster VIM. Lowe said thi
! morning that he expected the In
I creased postage rates would so aus
ment the receipts of this postoffic
as to bring the receipts up to nearl
is24,O0O a year. If this materializei
1t will increase the pay of the pos
master $500 year. He gave 1T a
his opinion that the increased rate {
postage would have little effect o
the volume of mail handled. Whe
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