The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-08

For Sale. office desk and chair.
Mrs. Ripe.
Lost. One black and three black
and white calves. Finder notify w,
l.. Porter. Phone 6991, Route 2.
e. H. Laugen, of the train dis
patcher's office, was a passenger by
an afternoon train for Nevis, north
ern Minnesota, to join his family and
spend a vacation of two weeks.
Ice cream lawn social by Epwortt
league Wednesday evening at 1880
at the home of A. D. Parker, two
blocks west of the Presbyterian
church. Everybody invited.
G.. F. Graft, of Rutland, transacted
business in Madison today. He state:
that the rain of Saturday Afternoon
was of much benefit to the crops il
the east portion of the county.
Ice cream lawn social by Epwortf
league Wednesday evening at 1890
at the home of A. ID. Parker, two
blocks west of the Presbyterian
church. Everybody invited.
Ice cream lawn social by Epwortt
league Wednesday evening at 1880
at the home of A. d. Parker, two
blocks west of the Presbyterian
church. Everybody invited.
Comrade Henry Vogt arrived in
the city last evening from the sol.
diers' home, Hot Springs, and will
visit with his friends a few days be.
fore proceeding to points in Mime
sofa to visit relatives.
The funeral of Harold, the young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Robinson,
was held from the home, Ninth street
NE, this afternoon, Rev. c. McKib-
bin, of the Presbyterian church, con-
Quoting the service.
Mrs. Herman Hunter and daughter
went by a morning train to Jackson,
Mimi, where they will visit relatives
and friends. Mrs. Robert Hunter
accompanied them as far as Pipestone
where she will visit home folks.
A ruling is now in effect that
freight i'm less than carload lots from
Sioux Falls to Madison shall be re-
ceived and shipped three days of each
( week only, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, loading to be done not
later than A p. m.
The Camp Dodger, a newspaper
! published in the interest of the sol
diers at Camp Dodge, Ia, referring
to the promotion of Harry Runchey
of this city, says he has been trans.
ferred to the permanent school &c.
tachment as instructor in baking
rank sergeant of the first class, quar-
termaster department"
ia. Johnson, of the Lake county
exemption board, accompanied by hi!
wife, departed by a morning train fol
Des Moinse, Ia, to appear at CamI
Dodge as a witness in courtmartia
proceedings against Ingmar Iverson
of this city. Iverson failed to appear
for entrainment and his arrest fol
II lON td. II. IN. INClitI, dISO vi thc CA
emption board, summoned as a wit
ness, will depart this evening by au
tomobile for Sioux Falls and catch
night train into Des Moines.
Sioux Falls dispatch: Many Siou,
Falls people will take occasion during
the months of July and August t.
seek the watering places. While va
cations will not consist of extended
western trips this summer, man.
people will enjoy outing at the lax
resorts. Lake Madison, owing to tn,
fact that it is so near home, prom
Uses to be very popular with Siou,
Falls people. Many are contemplat
ing enjoying a rest camping an,
fishing along the shores of this pref
ty lake.
Fedora dispatch: Louis Bernstet
ter, Fedora boy reported to have die
years old and had been reared on
farm near here. having lived in Mine
county all of his life. His parent
are natives of Germany, are unabl
to speak the English language, blu
are loyal Americans. He was tn
oldest son. He is survived by hi
mother, three brothers and one sis
ter, all on the home farm. He enlist
ed at Howard in Company ID of tn
Fourth regiment of the South Dakot
national guards.