The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-05-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Eat at Jacks.
For Rent. Building on Egan ave-
nue., suitable for general store pur-
poses. See Security State Bank.
So i'm Cash for any standard make
watch can not repair.-Guy E.
Hanson.
Dancing at Huntemer hall every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Music by Imperial orchestra.
For Rent. Five room cottage
Mrs. A. b. Smith.
Strayed. White SOW, weight about
IS pounds. Notify VIM. McGrath.
Just received, a beautiful line of
silk dresses on approval.-Mrs. Belle
Struble.
Special for Saturday, i've pounds
rs cent coffee for $1.-Madison Cot
fee House.
For Rent. Five room cottage,
close in, garden chicken house. In
quire at this office.
1 "lS9 btA ilCt hObtIls went DIV d
morning train to Sioux City.
Joe Ryan, manager of the Lyric
theater, returned by a morning train
from Minneapolis, where he attended
a convention of moving picture man
ayers.
The men TO be sent TO the Dun
woody Institute at Minneapolis for
further training in their trades are to
e~ntrain at 9:15 May Is. They go
east to the junction at Miloma ana
over the Northwestern TO Minneap-
oils, the local exemption board re-
ports today.
A telegram received by his father
this morning states that Jack Stahl
passed the examination and accept
ance for service in the navy at the
Minneapolis recruiting station yester-
day afternoon. He was assigned to
the Great Lake training station near
Chicago and left Minneapolis for that
city last evening.
Direct information was received
this morning by Chairman II. H.
Holdridge that DR.. Frederick Perry,
speaker for the Red Cross on wal
subjects. will be in Madison on MAY
l6, and will deliver an address in
the high school auditorium. Mr..
Perry has been right in the thick of
things over there, and knows of the
things he tells, being an eyewitness
to many of them, and having incon-
trOvertible proof of others.
On Wednesday and Thursday of
this week the meeting Of the Sioux
Falls and Southern Baptist associa-
ton was held at Spencer. This was
a meeting of interest and inspiration
TO all who were there. Next Thurs
day evening at the mid-week service
of the Baptist church those in attend
ance will discuss topics OF the asso-
citation. Rev. and Mrs. Mann, Mrs.
f. w. Ketcham, Miss Ella Ketcham,
Mrs. +. b. Davis, Miss Bertha Holm,
Miss Mabel Odell and Miss Nellie
Odell and Miss Lottie Wilkin, who
We're present at the association meet
ings, returned yesterday afternoon.
Roger l.. Dennis, of Sioux Falls,
state director, in a letter TO this of
flee calls attention to the fact that
coupons on Liberty bonds will be due
on the 18th of this month and other
coupons will mature on June Is An
effort is being made, says Mr.. Den
mis-, to have the holders of these cou-
pons accept Var Savings Stamps in
payment of them, and ii is believed
that many will comply with the re-
Guest. Coupons should at once be
detached from bonds and presented
for payment at the p~ostoffice or the
bank.
Tile Wentworth school, T w. sui
we'll, principal, closed last evening
with the following program: March.
Mae Hollingsworth; invocation, Rev.
Cassel; salutatory. Blanche A. Thorn
as; vocal duet, Gray Days" Emily
McAllister, Ruth Habeger; class pro
phecy, Ella s. lillian; class will, Ell
sic |. f. Gruenhagen; valedictory,
Frank F. Schultz; address, C. A.
Christopherson; presentation of class,
T. w. Stillwell; presentation of di-
plomas. C. N. Fader; vocal solo, En-
lily McAllister; reception.
Today is the last day for register.
ing for the county primaries. The
voluntary registration was light
County Auditor l.. +. Hartwich said
this afternoon, but candidates cam,
paigning through the country caused
many to register by mail with this
cards furnished, he said. This will
bring the total up some, but the mum
bers registering are not comparable
to the voters. However, those who
are on the books from former cleo
tons will be allowed to vote, as their
names will be carried forward to the
new books.
Ramona Times: Rev. j. l.. Booth
drove over to DeSmet last Sunday