The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-06-21

buggy.-Phone 3S1S.
Lost. Red steer calf, one week
old. Notify Chas. Hidenshield.
G. F. Graft, of Rutland, was a
business visitor in Madison today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cole,
of the Junius farm neighborhood, a
son..
A new lot of ladies' oxfords just
received, in black, tan and grey
leather at Nick Bjornstad's.
The. surgical dressing rooms will
not be open tonight on account of
the soldiers reception at the Nor
NAL.
All kinds of cool and comfortable
slippers and shoes in white canvas
and leather at Nick Bjornstad's.
Eugene Vidal, of West Point mil
itary academy, is in the city, guest
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Vidal, 121 Liberty ave-
nue. N.
AL Wethe, who has been in the
city a few days returned to Lacrosse
by a morning train. Mrs. Wethe and
the baby will remain for some time
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Ginder.
We have all the latest fads in
sport and outing shoes for ladies,
men and children.-Nick Bjornstad.
Tomorrow is the beginning of the
summer season, also the longest day
in the year. The sun will rise tomor-
row morning at 5:21 and will set at
SAP p. m.
OFT Stehr, of Bryant, is in the city,
guest at the home of his uncle,
Adolph Stehr. Otto will Leave Mon
day to enter the army. He is accom-
panied to this city by Harry Pauls.
All men of Company F, Home
Guard, and ladies are invited to at
tend the reception at the Normal au-
ditorium and gymnasium tonight.
Not in uniform.-M. HI. C~olgrove,
Capt.
Geo. Regan went yesterday to
Sioux Falls with a view of enlisting
in the navy, but was not accepted on
account of being under weight. He
now declares he will feed up to the
limit of weight and go anyhow.
The ladies of the surgical dressing
department, A. r. c., take this means
of thanking Rogness Bros. for the ice
cream donated by them for sale at
the Home Guards dance. Thirty
five dollars was realized for the Red
Cross at that time.
Edwin Nelson, who enlisted in the
navy from Iowa, is in the city visit
ing his sister, Miss Tillie Nelson, of
the Regain tailoring establishment.
The young man comes from Nor
folk, Va. Since he has been in the
service he has made several trips
abroad with transports.
DR.. w. E. Daniels while driving
two miles south of Junius yesterday
III GU a ldJtlCCndhC III the IOdu
which he killed. The snake was
about three feet long and showed the
usual fight of his species. Rattle
snakes in Lake county are extremely
rare, although DR.. Daniels states that
he killed one near Chester about
eight years ago.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed today for the farewell party for
the indicted men of Lake county at
the State Normal school buildings
this evening. All of the men and
their families are expected to be
present. The home guards will at
tend in a body. A program will be
given in Normal auditorium and
dancing and light refreshments in the
gym. Music will be by the Imperial
orchestra. The men depart a week
from today for training camps.
The Rev. III. c. Culver, Of Rock
ford, Ia, who delivered a very able
address last Sunday morning in the
Methodist Episcopal church will
preach again in the same place next
Sunday morning and his subject will
be RIOTERS" In the evening a pa
triotic service will be held at which
the pastor will speak on THE Stars
in Their Courses Fighting Against
the Kaiser" The boys who are in
the draft next week are invited to
attend this service. The choir will
render patriotic music.
Geo. FL. Waskey and family, who
spent several days at Camp Dodge,
Ia, visiting their son-in-law and