The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-06-01

and Mr.. Girton finds himself much
improved in physical condition. He
was almost an invalid when he went
west last fall.
The county canvassing board are
in session today in the auditors Of
flee, tabulating the precinct returns
for Lake county. Auditor L. f.
Hartwich, A. w. Sponholz and F. L..
Burnett are doing the work.
Did you hear Galli-Curci, the
greatest c~oloratura soprano living?
Then hear her absolutely perfect re-
production or the Victrola at 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.
The Jeff F. Sears jewelry auction
sale opened today and attracted much
attention. Mr.. Sears has decided to
VJllC liolh puSIhCoo Al "a ChtiiC
stock of high class jewelry will be
sold without reserve. The auction
sale will be in progress every after
Don and evening until the entire
stock is sold. Visit the sale early
and get some of the excellent bar
gains. ]. Eugene Barnes is in charge
of the sale.
On call of County Emergency
Agent l. j. Bibby, stock breeders of
Lake county are gathered today at
the courthouse for the formation of
a blooded live stock breeders asso-
citation for mutual help and protec-
ton. About rs men signified their
intention of being present for the for
nation Of the society, but at the
middle of the afternoon not more
than half of them had appeared,
though undoubtedly a great enough
representation would be present for
the formation of the association.
Harry Runchey, released from
draft liability by the local draft board
on orders from the military author
tiles, goes to Camp Dodge Tuesday,
where he is indicted into the quar-
termasters department in a bakers
corps. He turned his credentials in
to the local board yesterday, and his
transportation and forwarding au-
thority will be furnished him by this
board. He will have a schooling of
two months in Camp Dodge, after
which he does not know where he
will be sent.
Three young men of Madison went
this morning to Sioux Falls to enlist
for the fight for whatever their I'm
Gle Samuel sees fit to consider the
right. They will be Joined in Sioux
Falls by another who went Wednes-
day. William Keegan, Walter Kun
dert, Bernard Craney and Robert
Rensch, the latter of whom meets the
rest in the city, will try today to en-
list in the artillery signal service.
Tomorrow they are to be initiated in
to the X. c., and expect to be for
.warded to a training camp tomorrow
night or Monday morning. Donald
Flynn and Wesley Shipton enlist to-
morrow, and If possible will accom-
pany their comrades to the training
camps. Donald Rothschild and Yves.
ley Shipton have taken their perlim'
mary examinations, and the first
named goes to st. Louis tomorrow
and expects to be placed in the med
ical reserve.
Provost Marshal General Crowds
issues a call today for a great man.
men liable as special or limited mil
itary service, for the military aero
nautics branch. Their work will b
out of doors, healthful and pleasant
getting out spruce for use in aero
plane building. Men of every pos
sible branch of railroad work ar
wanted in this service, engineers
conductors, builders, bridgemen, line
men, cooks, steam filters, mechanics
clerks, axmen-everything in an
way connected with the railroad an
numbering industries is wanted fo
this service. If the lists are not fill
ed by volunteer men will be induct
ed. The local draft board are RI
quired to wire in the names and OF
equations of those registering o
June z. Men of special training @
classed for limited service will d
well to learn what they can of TIL
service.