The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-02

Wanted. Girl or woman to work
from 9 a. m. until the middle of the
afternoon every day. Good wages
paid.-Phone 2193.
Oscar Hexom took passage for
transact business for the Madison
Granite and Marble works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jackson are
receiving congratulations today be-
cause of the arrival ola baby boy at
their home last night.
Mrs. Estella Fazendin returned to
Bryant today. She has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Lawless for several days.
Mrs. S. d. Bennett was a morning
passenger for Woodstock, Mimi,
where she goes for a short visit with
her daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Wingle.
Mrs. C. w. Johnson has returned
to her home at Minot, N. d., after a
pleasant visit of a month spent in
Madison with her mother, Mrs. Chas.
Demick.
Gov. Frazier, of North Dakota,
and M. p. Bates, n~on-partisan league
candidate for governor of South Da-
kota, will address the voters of Lake
county at the courthouse Wednesday
evening, October 2.
Elmer Winesburg, son of Chief
and Mrs. Grant Winesburg, writes
that he has received sailing orders
for overseas service and expects TO
be in France very shortly.
Andrew Hidden was an afternoon
passenger for st. Paul. Mr.. Hidden
has been down at the farm of his
brother-in-law, Swan Nelson. who
lives L. miles southwest of Madison.
DR.. w. f. Kinney, %auctioneer,
states that the C. A. Sage sale, south
of Junius yesterday aggregated APP
proximately $1,000. Buyers are gen
orally paying cash for property at the
sales.
Misses Nellie and Jessie Harrison
were in the city today from Winfred
while en- route for Elk Mound, Wis.
where they go for several months
visit with their brother, John Harri.
son and family.
Gov. Frazier, of North Dakota
!, and NJ. p. Bates, non-partisan league
candidate for governor of South Da.
kota, will address the voters of Lake
county at the courthouse Wednesday
evening, October 2.
G. l.. Scully, formerly of the H
w. Ross Lumber company, of Ches
ter, has engaged his services to the
directors of the. Security State bank
Mr.. Scully started in upon his new
duties on Monday last.
Fred Buehler, of the Dacotah Oh
company, went to Sioux Falls b!
train this morning to look after com
pany business. Leonard Smith me
him at Wentworth on his return ant
brought him back by auto.
"A letltI lTOiu MIS-. LII. DdukcIS
who is now at the home of Alder
Wedgwood in Sioux City, states tina
her arm which was broken last weel
while making an auto trip from Ne
braska to Madison, is doing well.
liver A. Raad babe his friends an
relatives farewell this morning an
started back to Camp Dewey, tn
Great Lakes tnaval training station
liver has been in Madison for a wee
engaged in closing up the busines
connected with his deceased mother
estate.
David C. Hyzer, who belongs t
Company 81 of the 10th battalion
expects to return to Camp Dodg
some time next week. He was grant
ed a farm furlough and has been a
home since the nAddle of last mont
looking after his own crops and thos
of his mother.
DIR. Kellogg is now at st. Joseph
hospital in Sioux City having hi
broken arm reset. The break re
ceived through an accidental ia
while hunting near Bismarck, N. d
was a serious one, and to get tn
proper attention the doctor found
necessary to have experts do the re
adjusting.
The st. Paul Dispatch in an az
count of automobile thefts at Whit
Bear, Mimi, says: zone of the sto
en- cars was a six cylinder machin
owned by Il. j. Lannon, of Madison