The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-05-31

Stacy has been absent from the city
since the first of February.
| wish to take this means of ex-
pressing my thanks and appreciation
to the voters of Lake county who so
loyalty supported me in the recent
primary election.-June Emry.
Tomorrow Earl ID. Randall and
Walter Freiburghaus, enlisted as
stock raisers. go to Camp Lee, Peters
burg, Va, where they report to the
commander of the veterinary depart
ment.
Orville DOMAIN, the well known
barber, has accepted a position In r.
j. Halseth's Sanitary Barber Shop,
basement of the First National bank,
where he will be pleased to greet his
friends and customers.
Joseph Cavegelli, the 14-year-old
i;amona boy who was accidentally
shot through the intestines, the bull
let lodging in the front of the upper
leg, returned to his home today. He
has gained in weight and is feeling
fine.
Geo. HOLSTER and sister, Arvilla,
went by an afternoon train to Erwin
to attend the funeral of their grand
father, j. e. Hollister, who died
Tuesday night following an opera
ton. Mrs. Holster went to Erwin a
day or two age.
l.. l.. Meehan has leased his resi-
dence, Third street NV, to w. +.
F~leckenstein, who has taken charge
of the Guy Hanson jewelry business
during Mr.. Hanson's absence in the
army. Mr.. Meehan and family will
remove to Vinton, Ia, where they
will engage in like patriotic work,
taking charge of the farm of a rela-
tive during his absence in the a
Arendt Schroeder, registered In
this city, declared a deserter after
the expiration of the time of grace
in not appearing for his physical ex-
animation, has been traced and ar
rested at LeMars, la. Induction pa
pers were sent by this draft board,
and he will be turned over to a mill
itary camp for disposition by court
martial.
Did you hear Galli-Curci, the
greatest c~oloratura soprano living?
Then hear her absolutely perfect re-
A.~l,atsn- nn 4hn Vfatrn1a nt the
Mitterling Piano House and satisfy
any question, If you ever had one,
regarding the Victrola and its rec
ords. If you did not hear her you
are cordially invited to listen to the
wonder. Galli-Curci makes records
for Victor only.
Mrs. A. e. Ripe and daughter,
Miss Alice Ripe, returned indirectly
today from a nearly two weeks auto
mobile trip to their land north OF
Philip, Haakon county. They hap
pened upon a very wet time for the
trip, and the roads were difficult
during nearly the whole drive. Crops
there are wonderful, as well in the
more eastern part of the state. The
first crop of alfalfa OF the season il
about ready for the harvest.
Lannon Mead, grandson of T. ]
Lannon, of this city, formerly a res
ident of Madison, now of Los An.
geles, CAL, recently enlisted in the
navy. Writing from San Pedro, Cal.
naval training station to one of hi
young Madison friends Lannon says
TT was glad to hear you had gone in
to the service. It's the only place a
the present time. III o of thes'
lounge lizards would get the spiri
we'd be in Berlin in a week"
Those two pounds of wool off tn
backs of the White House sheep still
repose in the office of Gov. Norbec'
waiting for bigger bids. They vii
be sold as souvenirs of the val TO
the benefit of the Red Cross, bein
donated by President and Mrs. Wood
row Wilson. The anne amount G
wool in Nebraska brought $1,000 TO
the Red Cross war fund and Sout
Dakota is expected to do at least a
well. Bids will be accepted for an
portion of the two pounds il sent I
the Council of Defense office
Pierre.
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