The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-01-04

Knoeri's.
Wanted. A first class girl.-In-
side Inn.
Wash ice furnished to any part of
the city.-Phone $3.50.
Geo. E. Mitchell returned today
from Sioux City, where he was on
business.
Eighty acres of improved land to
trade for Madison residence proper
ty. Apply at this office,
Baked chicken supper Saturday
and Sunday dinner cannot be beat.
Inside Inn.
The Goth Century club will meet
with Mrs. Heston Saturday after
noon, January S, instead of Monday.
John Engler, who had been a hol-
iday guest of his uncle, c. Tisch-
hauser, returned to his home at Jor-
dan, Ia.
Clarence Garry, who spent the hoI-
iday season with his mother, Mrs.
Jas. Garry, returned to Chamberlain
to resume his studies in Columbus
college.
E. r. c. Gross, of Leroy, was a
passenger for Wentworth by a morn
ing train on business connected with
the Battle Greek Telephone COM
pany.
The Lake county commissioners
and Engineer Trimmer spent the day
in FIandreau transacting business in
connection with the Lake-Moody
joint ditch.
Lost. Fur mitten, between j. f.
Worley's residence and the depot or
from there out of town northwest.
Finder kindly return to this office.
Reward.
Mesdames Holvick and Nels Heg-
dahl, of Howard, spent the day at
the home of r. j.. Halseth, and will
visit several days in Madison and vi
cinity.
Miss Frances Lyons went to Chi
cago today, where she undertakes a
~three-year training course in one of
the large hospitals. Miss Lyons has
been doing professional nurse work
in and around Madison some years.
The bridge whist club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Gregg last night in
their apartments. Instead of the more
elaborate dinner usually served they
last night recognized Mr.. Hoover's
authority, and served a simple lunch
There were 10 couples present.
Hamilton Fasseen, a travelling
salesman from Minneapolis, was in
the city today, and announces his in,
t~ention of moving his family to Mad
ison if he can find a suitable house
in which to domicile them. He il
now making this city his headquar
tiers.
The ordinary reader does not tr!
to pronounce the sizzling anne o
foreigners or of foreign cities in tn,
course of their reading, II. II. Hold
ridge says, but merely recognizes
any name as one they have seen. ant
let it go al that. The name of Boil
sheviki, however, he claims to b,
able to pronounce correctly, and pro
claims the fact with some pride. No
body is ~disputing his pronunciation
He may pronounce it his way if h,
wants to.
w. ID. Moore, formerly with tn,
Trimmer Engineering company, o
this city, this year with the Plonee
Brige company, Of Mitchell, was il
the city today on business. He say
that the outdoor work of bridge con
struction is about done for them, on
ly one crew of four men working
and they are tearing out some oil
concrete bridges beneath new one
constructed during the summer
They are doing 10 work in this coun
ty at this time.
The w. C, It. u. met with Mrs
Frank McGowen on Wednesday aft
ernoon. After a short business SEES
sion the meeting was turned yer {,
the making of special bandages
More material was purchased an,
given out to be made up. Those tina
are finished will be sent on. Thes'
special or many tailed arm and lie,
bandages are not standardized by tn
Red Cross. but are being made AM
shipped direct by the w. G.. T. u
from all over the United States ant
are much desired as the arm or liml
needs only to be lifted once to plac,
the bandage and much suffering il
saved.-Secretary.
The tax books have been turnet
over to the county treasurer IN tim'
and Treasurer Ed Hyland Is breaking
the news to applying individuals o
the amount of tax, which most o
them pronounce to be much highe,
than last year. He cannot yet fur
nish receipts for taxes, as the print
ing house has not yet furnished