The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-05-04

girls.
Broken Lenses accurately dupli-
Gated while you wait. Eyes exam
lined and frames fitted.-Yaeger's
Optical Parlor.
For Sale. Baled timothy hay, so
cents a bale. Also some loose tim
othy.-E. M. Bourne.
Eat at Jacks.
Lost. Llewellyn setter, red and
black with rope around neck and
part of chain attacked. Notify Jos.
Rooney, Phone 1921.
VIM. Hamilton went by a morning
train to hudson to join his wife who
is visiting relatives there.
Ole Dahl underwent an operation
last night at the home of Chris Han
son, north of Madison. for acute APP
pendicitis.
The World Wide guild No. 2170
will meet at the home of Miss Ella
Ketcham Monday evening, May 6. at
1870 promptly.
Mrs. j. w. Franklin was a passen-
ger by a morning train for Austin,
Mimi, to spend Sunday with rela-
lives.
The funeral of J.. j. McGrath will
be held tomorrow at the home south
of Lake Herman, from where the
body will be taken directly to the
Catholic cemetery. The services will
be conducted by Father T. A. Flynn.
Joseph Cavegelli, at the local hos
pital, suffering from a wound by a
% rifle, is making satisfactory prog
ress. is reported today. He COM
plains of pains in the region where
the bullet lodged at the front of the
leg
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Halseth arrived
from Minneapolis yesterday morning.
Mrs. Halseth has been gone five
weeks. She was over two weeks at
st. Barnabas hospital, where she had
an operation for exophthalmic goitre
and tonsils removed.
For Sale or Rent. Two o. cot
tage, two blocks west of the Normal
school. Seven room house, good
barn, chicken house. cistern, fine
garden spot, five blocks east of the
former postoffice. Will sell OIL rem
very cheap.-Joseph Henkin or Sher.
idan & Son.
A party went to Brant lake yes,
terday in C. Robeck's and A. w
~SponholZ's automobiles, fishing, and
besides catching a sackful of fine
perch, caught five pickerel. One Of
the latter weighed about five pounds
All were caught with the regular
perch tackle, no attempt being made
to catch the game fish.
Attendant McGulic, of the Yank
ton hospital for the insane. came las
night and took Jens Thue back wit
him late in the evening. Sheriff
Keller says that Thue had gradual
grown worse since his month or NOR
Of detention, and that last night h
was inclined to be very rough. !
was necessary to secure his hands.
Summer weather has prevailed i
this section FOR the past two day.
Yesterday 81 in the shade was re-
corded, and this afternoon the mel
curry showed 8S. There has been
tendency toward the shedding {
winter wear, but a look at the ca
IInndor hoe onnnrally allaund INV na,
> n"st positive movement toward a,
tual accomplishment, and most of U
will bear it a while longer. 1t seem
only a few short days ago that W
were struggling into and out of ovel
coats.
What is referred to as the banne
Red Cross schoolhouse entertainers
I in the county was held at the Kline
ing, Miss Certha Erickson, teacher
An auction sale was held under tn
direction of DR.. w. f. Kinney an
the receipts amounted to nearl
$500. A program of music and reat
ings was furnished by Misses Lii
White, Gertrude Colburn, Agnes Di,
on, Helen Speis and Helen Carr, a:
sisted by John Goldman and Georg
Hollister.
Ed Rafferty, bought a dipneedl
and was testing it out this afternoo
with Indifferent success. But he e,
plains this on the ground that he
not wholly acquainted with it We
nor knows just what kind of a den
onstration the thing is expected I
make when the coveted waterman
is at last located by it. 1t might b
we'll to explain that it Is merely a
excellent magnetic compass, hun
and graduated in a vertical pcsitio
and used by miners to locate ore
In this case it will be used to locat
hidden water pipes and mains. wher
the surface offers no guide to tn
searcher.
The introduction of evidence !
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