The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-11-17
Jewel base burner.

For Sale. Jewel base burner,
cheap.-Hattie B. Borland.
For Sale or Rent. Five room cot
tage. Apply at this office.
Try that excellent fried spring
chicken at Rays Restaurant.
For Rent. Six room house, Sixth
street W.-Mrs. d. McKinnon.
Our special baked chicken supper
at Inside Inn tonight, a large meal
for 35 cents.
Let US show you our fine school.
Our catalog will do 1t. Send for it.
Mankato Commercial college, Man
kato, Mimi.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday for the marriage of Patrick t.
Kelley, of Chicago, and Mary A. Car
mody, of Ramona.
Our special baked chicken supper
at Inside Inn tonight, a large meal
for 35 cents.
Ben Bahr, son of Daniel Bahr, of
Orland, went to Sioux Falls by auto
on Wednesday to enlist in some
branch of the service for Uncle Sam.
Several Madison people attended
the annual Hobo" day at Bookings
yesterday, and pronounce the cele-
bration a hilarious feature. This
yearly relaxation is n of yearly oc-
currence, and has advertised that
town throughout the northwest.
Wentworth Enterprise; Word re-
a..raI H. ylT1n4yvNrfh fpArN 10 =, N
Greene, Charlotte, N. c., stated that
Cliff Helmey, who has been very i'll,
was on the mend and is again quite
well with the exception of n ear,
the hearing of which has nearly been
destroyed.
w. E. Kinney cried a sale of an
automobile owned by A. j. Garner
this afternoon, and knocked it down
to John Halvick at 1925. The car
is a seven passenger Hudon super six,
1917, formerly owned by DR.. c. H.
r. Hovde, and obtained by Mr.. Gar
ner in a real estate trade. The sale
took place on the corner at the
Smoke House pool room.
The w. r. C. enjoyed a parcel post
social Wednesday afternoon at Hex
om's hall. The members and invited
friends brought packages which were
sold for Is cents each. Comrade
Brannon was the lucky purchaser of
the centerpiece donated to the corps
by Grandma Northrup sometime ago.
Time was spent with Red Cross knit
ting by the ladies after which a de-
licious Is cent lunch was served by
the committee. About $40 was re-
allied from the sale of packages and
lunch.-Corresponding Secretary.
Thos. A. Walden returned yester-
day from a trip extending to Chi
cago and Ann Arbor, on business and
pleasure. In talking with him this
afternoon he said that he met a mill
itary man in Chicago, who had been
sent west by the government to have
a supervisory position over certain
munition factories. This man is said
to have expressed the opinion, in con
nection with the wide organization of
resources which is now going Oh in
this country, that in his opinion,
within six months, manufacturers
would have to cease the building of
pleasure automobiles.
The exemption board have added
to their county list the name of Jake
p. Dosh, and given him register
number ITS, and Henry r. Baldwin,
of Chester, number 1179. Dosh went
to Canada in the spring before the
time for registering, and immediate
ly on his return sought the president
of the board and put himself on rec
ord. Baldwin registered with the
United States consul at Cranly, Sask.,
Can, and is still there. He an
nounces that he will come to this
county and enter the army on call
from the board.
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