The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-07-02

Waitress wanted at Rays Restau-
rant. Experience not necessary.
Our sale lasts all this Week.-Mrs.
Morse.
Peters & WooIey still in market
for rags.
Found. Lady's hat, black, trim
med in blue.-This office.
Surgical dressing rooms will be
closed Thursday, July 4.
Wanted. Carload of rags at Pc
ters & Wooley.
Tip top bargains in suits, coats.
dresses and hats this Week.-Mrs.
Morse.
! For Sale Cheap. China closet,
nearly new.-Otto Stelter.
The Red Cross sewing rooms at the
Masonic temple will not be opened
Thursday, July A.
Our corsets are comfortable and
durable. Try one and be convinced.
Miss Morse.
Lost. Between First street NE and
Spicer hill, suitcase containing lady's
wearing apparel. Finder leave at
Biederstaedt Hardware Store. Re-
ward.
Miss Waters, of Bookings, for
merly matron of East Hall, was an
arrival by a morning train and pro-
ceeded to the lake to become a guest
of Mrs. E. w. Ketcham for a few
days.
Adrian Smith, engineer of the
Milwaukee company, who has been
ill in hospital at Mankato, Mimi, the
past several weeks, arrived by a
morning train to join his family here.
While not entirely recovered he is
improving in health daily.
Statesmen Wanted. To represent
us selling all kinds of nursery stock
in your vicinity. A good opportunity
to make from 500 to $50 pei
month, pay weekly. No experience
necessary. If interested write L. l.
May & Company, Nurserymen, st
Paul, Mimi, for particulars.
Stanley Sollitt, formerly janitor al
the State Normal school, who recent
ly enlisted in the navy, writes from
Great Lakes naval training station
| that he is becoming settled. The
navy surely treats its men fine and
am glad l am in it," is the way Mr.
Sollitt speaks of his surroundings.
The Yankee Robinson circus which
exhibited in Madison yesterday, fin
ished loading about 2 O'Clock thit
morning and pulled out for Hawar
den, Ia, where they exhibit today
/ Police officers report the circus crew
an orderly bunch, ~noticeably made III
dication of the scarcity of working
men in the country on account of the
war.
Although the Ruskin park program
on July A has the full list of amuse
ments heretofore given and the add
tional aeroplane flights, the admis
sion fee is but SO cents for children
over IL and 81 for adults. Children
under IL are admitted free and M
parking charge for autos is made
Those who desire to take their car
inside the speedway buy their grand
stand tickets and no charge is mad,
for the car even on the inside of tn
oval.
Irving Letcher, fireman on the cas-
passenger train, reports an automo
bile accident near Window, Mimi, il
which one man was killed and other
in the car injured. The accident oe
Cured on a high, narrow grade an
the wreck blocked the highway
Cars passing along the highway cor
gregated at the wreck and blockade
the road, until the number reache
SO or more before the sheriff an
coroner arrived from town to car fC
the body of the man who had bee
killed. During the delay the sheri,
scented booze in some of the delaye
cars and going through them b
found 81 cars which yielded a bottI
or two and more. The booze Cal
were all from Iowa and their occ,
pants were returning from wet tow
in Minnesota.