The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-10-03

miles northwest of Nunda, G.. w.
Matz announces a public sale at auc-
ton to be held Wednesday, October
16, beginning at IL O'Clock with a
free lunch al noon. The sale will be
in charge of DR.. w. E. Kinney, auc-
tioneer, the Nunda State bank, clerk.
The property to be sold includes
eight head of horses, IL head of cat
tie. farm machinery, hay and house
hold goods.
AT his premises adjoining the west
city limits, E. M. Bourne announces
a public sale at auction to be held
Saturday, October 19. The property
to be sold includes 567 head of
sheep, Sc head of hogs, two horses
and 100 tons of alfalfa and timothy
hay. Sale will begin at / o'clock D.
m, with free lunch at noon. Col. J.
M. Trip and Col. Carl w. Thurow
will be in charge as a~uctioneers, with
M. HI. C%olgrove, clerk.
G. T. Lyons a public
0oiO a. ooNtASh O. hio pAChllcCC INO
miles southwest of Clarno on Thurs
day, October 10, beginning at IL
O'Clock, with a free lunch at noon.
Mr.. Lyons plans on going to a mild
er climate for the winter. The prop
erty to be sold includes six head of
horses, 81 head of cattle, eight hogs,
geese and chickens, farm machinery,
household furniture and other arti-
cles. The sale will be in charge of
DR.. w. E. Kinney, a~uctioneer, and
M. f. Berther, clerk.
The county commissioners in reg
ular session Wednesday and today,
passed the usual batch of bills and
are devoting some time this after
noon to opening bids for two bridges,
one in Rutland township and one in
Lake View township. The whole
board expects to meet in Flandreau
soon in connection with allowing es-
Inmates on ditch work between Lake
and western Moody county. All pc
~titions and complaints on minor mat
tiers coming up for attention were
disposed of and the entire business
calendar cleaned up.
In view of the spread of Spanish
influenza, the local board has receiv
ed notification from Adjt. Gen. Nor
ris that the entrainment of men VIII
were to replace rejected registranta
will be deferred until such time al
information is received indicating
that the quarantine at mobilization
camps has been removed. The loca
board had previous orders to entrail
{ % men from Lake county OF OctobeI
( 8 to go to Camps Dodge and Funston
but now the call will leave these meI
at home until a later date.
Lloyd e. Fisher has written hi
/, mother. Mrs. A. B. Smith, from Chi
cago saying that he is now assistin.
. in the r~emodeling of the universit.
: buildings to accommodate army bar
rack features. Eating and sleepin,
arrangements will be provided TO
and passes will be required of stu
N~ANS "AO S0AhV oho 6Os DouAu VII
: be given free and army officers ar,
to be quartered in the barracks. New
uniforms have been issued, and, al
4 changes considered, the ~universit,
more nearly resembles a militar,
camp than a peaceful center 70
, scholarship and education.
City Auditor Rae is in receipt o
a letter from the Diesel engine foun
dry, at st. Louis, stating hat tn
carload of parts for repair of tn
Madison electric light engine damag
: ed by fire, arrived there last Friday
Shipment from this city was mad,
. September 8. The letter also state
that the machinists are all employee,
on government work from which i
will be necessary to have them re
! leased before they can begin tn
9 work of repairing the Madison en-
: CINE. The company agreed to advis
Auditor Rae when permit is granite
and the approximate date when tn
work will be completed.