The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-02-15

proved Sectlon or lana Tor rent.
Inquire at First National Bank.
Fresh herring, 12h cents a pound
at Peck's Market.
Wanted. Position on farm by
married man, at once Write or call
at this office.
The Young Ladies' Sodality will
have a bake sale Saturday afternoon
at Stacks store, from 2 until S.
Franks goose liver sausage and
Kosher bologna at Scudder Bros.
Sanitary Market. Phone 2207.
p. H. Lehner returned from Ros-
well by a morning train.
Ole Highland was a business Wis
itor in Sioux Falls today.
For Rent. Seven room house
Chas Martin. Phone 1880.
DR.. Garrison, Of Oldham, was in
Madison today, attending a patient in
the Madison hospital.
Wanted. To buy 10 shares of
DuihuAh6 III Ivan ctuthp % W
S years old. Phone 1919.
A. j. Baldwin announces his can
didacy for the office of city commits
sioner at the spring election.
Charles S. Medbury, announced to
lecture at Normal auditorium this
evening, failed to arrive today and
the lecture is postponed.
Drs. Kellogg and Allison were APP
pointed county physicians for the en-
suing year at a recent meeting of the
county board of commissioners. A.
G. Hallenbeck was appointed county
mortuary.
Howard Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Rad and baby, who were
here to attend the funeral of Mrs,
Rad at Madison, spent some time
here visiting relatives and friends,
before returning to their home al
Mott, N. D., Monday evening.
Chester Journal: A party of Ches-
ter ladies composed of the Mesdames
j. ii. Walters. Ella Smock, Almer
Brown, w. F. Landers. Vern Davis,
Ray Page, Elmer Entringer and l.
b. Violence visited Madison Monday
in the interest of the local Red Cross
chapter.
Mrs. r. II. Mayfield vas a depar.
ture by a morning train for Everly
T.. A. otto.l Tho 1n1dnn uyodAfnU q m.
niversary of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred ~Jorgenson, of that place
A family reunion has also been plan
ned. Mr.. Mayfield accompanied her
en- route to vermillion to look after
his plumbing contract at the State
university.
Mrs. H. A. Hartwich returned this
morning from Denver, Colo, where
she spent a month at the bedside o.
her father, d. w. Miller, who ha'
been seriously ill during that time
and who for a time was not expected
to survive. Mrs. Hartwich state
that Mr.. Miller is on the road to re
covery, though he is yet far from
well man.
w. III. Baddeley and Fred Schal
dack returned by an afternoon trail
from Sioux Falls. where they attend
ed a convention of blacksmiths an,
wagonmakers. There were As dele
gates present from different portion
of the state. Affiliation OF tn
Blacksmiths' and Wagonmakers' as
ISOLATION Of South Dakota with tn
National Protective association wa
the principal work of the convention
l.. j. Cooper, of Sioux Falls, wa
elected president and w. III. Baddele
of Madison, secretary-treasurer.
Wentworth Enterprise: Througl
the courtesy of the Madison Dali,
Leader, we are publishing a list o
the Lake county boys who are in tn
service. At the time the local exemp
ton board was trying to- get a com
plete list of Lake county men in tn
service The Daily Leader starte'
their Honor ROLF with a list o
less than $50 names. Now it con
tains nearly 800. There may be
few Lake county boys who are no
enrolled in this list and IL you know
of any such the Leader will conside
il a favor IL you will inform them.
The registration of alien enemie
closed Wednesday. 33 registering a
the local postoffice. There woul'
have been more registered with post
masters of the outlying towns. but !
being necessary for them to hav'
three photographs to accompany tn,
registration papers. and the smalle
towns not having photographers
many came here to place themselve
on record. 1t is reported that Their
were four registered before the post
mistress OF Wentworth. The recor'
is made out in triplicate. n cop
being sent to the department OF JUS
tice at Washington. one sent to tn
United States marshal at Sioux Falls
and one retained in the local post
office.
ARRANGEMENTS have been c0mplet