The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-16

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struction.-Wm. Rae, Sec.
Lost. Pocketbook containing sum
of money and draft registration
card. Return to John Roche. Re
ward.
Jonathan apples, while they last,
barrel stock $5.75 per barrel, bushel
measure, So. No need to say nothing
better to eat and bake.-Earle l..
Kelley.
Grand Traverse russell drinking
cider, a sterilized canned drinking ci-
der made from russell sweet and sour
apples, free from decay, Is cents a
can, two for 25 cents. Also good
for your mince meat and cooking
Earle l.. Kelley.
Fine black twig apples for eating
or cooking, $1.S5 per bushel at
Munro's.
Ladies' suits, coats and dresses at
less than wholesale prices for 10 days
at the Home Supply company.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold
their annual sale and supper at the
church parlors, Wednesday, Deem
Der 5.
Special 10 days sale on ladies'
coats, suits and dresses, beginning
Saturday, November 16.-Home Sup
ply company.
You can't afford to pass up the
special coat, suit and dress sale at
the Home Supply company if you are
in need of these goods.
Second hand and rebuilt typewrit-
ers of all makes at very low prices
Saturday. Call for typewriter man
at Lake Park hotel.
Standard corr for special Satur-
day. Bought right and selling the
same. Four cans limit to n u S
toner. Saturday price, two cans for
25 cents.-Earle l.. Kelley.
The corn entered in the contest
promoted by the First National and
the Security State banks will be
judged at the latter institution to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock and
prizes awarded.
Don't forget the special sale on
ladies's coats, suits and dresses at
the Home Supply company. All the
newest styles and patterns in the
wanted shades, at prices within
reach of all.
Mr.. Hedenstrom, the manager of
Miss Morse's sale, vas awakened at
3 O'Clock this morning by a mouse
knawing at his bald pate. He has
been very much puzzled all day to
determine whether he is a cheese or
a dead one
Concord grapes, 2S cents; toma-
toes, two cans for 25 cents; good
corn, Is cents a can; new buckwheat
flour, rs cents per sack; sweet cider
in cans, 10 cents, bulk, Is cents a
quart, two quarts, % cents, gallon,
As cents at Munro's.
Postmaster VIM. Lowe is in re-
ceipt of "a notice from the army re-
J cruiting station at Sioux Falls that
Corporal Parker will be in Madison
November 10 for the purpose of get
ting recruits for Uncle Sans army.
He is to be in town four days.
Geo. McQuillan, of Orland, vas a
passenger by the east train, en- route
to Minneapolis in the interest of his
barn door latch, a device of his own
invention. Mr.. McQuillan states that
he finds difficulty in having the
latches manufactured rapidly enough
to supply the demand.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Fear
full that the ground may freeze with
little moisture in it, several citizens
are taking the precaution of spadine
up the ground around shade trees
and shrubs and thoroughly saturat-
ing the ground. Last fall the ground
froze when quite dry and as a result
many lawns, alfalfa fields and fields
of winter wheat winter killed. 1t is
claimed by farmers and others thai
the ground is even drier this fal
than last.
Mrs. A. j.. Reichman and little
daughter went this morning to LIE
Mars, Ia, where she will visit rela'
tives of her husband until such tim
as Mr.. Reichman can arrange for hel
to come to Platte, S. d., where he
bought a weekly newspaper. Mr.
Reichman has been gone from Mad
ison nearly a month, and in company
with his brother, Charles, of lie.
4 MdTs, lindliy Pun ShuSSN 0 -
Platte. He worked several years fol
! papers in Madison.
At the E. M. Arch farm yesterday
w. E. Kinney, a%uctioneer, AZ hogs
were sold yesterday for a total o.
/! $~2,677.5O. They were Duroc regis
tered swine, all spring pigs, ant
ranged i'm weight from $50 to 24l
pounds. This makes an average o.
$55.75 a round for the whole bunch
An average of $500 was made by
the 25 boar pigs, and the % sow
I averaged $3.50 apiece. All bu'
one were bought by farmers living
in the county, and for use in buildins
UP the herds of this section. The
record made speaks well for the de
! sire of farmers to make their herds
better, and also for the county in be
ingable to produce so valuable a hero
of hogs.
Wanted. Man and wife to share
house with me and help pay expense
\ modarn houSa furnished. also sleep