The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-17

WORK IN the degrees. Lunch will be
served.-Florence Walter, N. G.
Customers desiring pure farm
dairy milk, not pasteurized, please
notify the Wilkinson dairy. The UNI
pasteurized milk is from our own
farm and warranted strictly pure
G. 1. Wilkinson Dairy company.
New cottage at the lake for rent.
H. c. Ball.
Lost. Shrine pin with diamond
setting. Return to this office for
reward.
st. Katherine's Guild will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. H. II.
Frudenfeld.
For Sale. Modern residence and
one lot, COS West Second street.
Mrs. Eta Hall.
Baskets at Beck's. Clothes ham
pers, waste paper baskets and other
baskets. See Beck's window.
J. l.. Jones, Of Detroit. Mich. a
former Madison resident, is in the
city and will remain several days.
Everett Mitchell arrived last night
NloittI bNt 1 10 a EutSi at ne
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Mitchell, 500 Center street +.
A marriage license was issued this
afternoon for the marriage tomorrow
of William F. Maitland. of Mobridge.
and Ellen A. Lyons, of this county.
Regular communication of Ever
green lodge No. II, A. F. e. A. M.
AFnInncInv nrnnfnr Tv1x~ ~.
in the F. c. degree.-A. w. Clark.
Secy.
Get your flavoring extracts at
POrter's. Parke Davis guaranteed
pure vanilla and lemon extracts, only
10 cents an ounce and three ounces
for 25 cents.
Guaranteed pure f~lavoring extracts
manufactured by the largest pharma-
ceutical house in the world at POr-
ter's, only 10 cents an ounce and
three ounce for % cents.
We are operating three 1S-inch
electric fans from Z a. nj. until 10 p.
m. for the benefit of our customers.
Come in and enjoy it. Get a matted
milk. any flavor. made with milk or
enjoy an hour of real music i'm our
music room. You will find the same
courteous treatment in all depart
ments Of our store at Porter's. where
everything is clean and shining.
A wagon circus which exhibited i'm
Junius Yesterday passed through the
city this morning eastward. The cav
alcade comprised six wagons one ele-
plane and n camel. II was n sight
TO bring youth to the oldest inhabi-
tant and send his mind rambling
down the channels of time when In
his boyhood the wagon circus in his
home town was the event of the
year.
John l.. Hopper vent this morning
TO Rock Island. III, from where he
will go to Chicago, in the employ OF
the Illinois Steel corporation, a sub
sidiary company of the United States
Steel company. Mr.. Hopper has a
road position as efficiency expert.
The work is not undertaken with a
view to making il permanent. as he
Will not %relinquish his business in
Madison. Mrs. Hopper will conduct
ii in his absence.
Jesse Muth is preparing to give a
big dance on Wednesday night in his
great barn southeast of Winfred, the
proceeds of which are to be given to
the Red Cross. The idea is TO have
a real old time dance and good time.
The barn is a large one-one of the
largest in the county, 1t is said-and
furnished with a piano and stage.
The floor is good. Molloy's orchestra
furnishes the music.
For some days Street Commission
er Fred Mitchell has been grading
and repairing First street NV. II
has been necessary to pillow at the
sides up TO the parking or curb line,
then throw the dirt toward the cen
ter with a road grader. The city is
using a borrowed grader for the pur-
pose, having obtained ii from Lake
View township for a short time. The
city commissioners contemplate buy
ing one as soon as they can.
To introduce testimony in the mat
ter of the suit of the heirs of the Gil.
son Reynolds estate, and add ii to
what vas previously taken in court
at the last term. evidence was taken
from two witnesses at the courthouse
today as TO whether or not said Gil
son Reynolds could actually talk
while i'm the hospital and when the
alleged disposition of his property
was made. The matter was opened
up this afternoon at the courthouse
before Stenographer Geo. NJ. Highly
The state council of defense al
! Pierre has issued a warning that ii
Twill soon be the time of the year
when there will be more or less dan
. ger from prairie fires in many por-
tons of our state, and we especially
urge that farmers see that their
buildings and especially all of their
, field stacks are provided with fire
guards. Township fire guards should
be provided for. and If possible those
along the county lines should also b.
made. The importance Of avoiding
loss TO our growing or harvested
crops is OF double importance this
year"
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