The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-28

Mr. s. e. w. Goldman and Miss Ma
bel Lewiston returned from Isabel this
morning. They were there for a pc
riod of six weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
FIR ank Farrell returned yesterday
from a six weeks trip to Electra,
TEX, where he was engaged to over
see some oil we'll drilling for the
Ward Electra company.
Mrs. A. P. Dahlberg, who is a res
ident of Rushmore, Mimi, arrived
yesterday to become the guest of
Mrs. H. A. Nelson. Mrs. Dahlberg
will remain in Madison about 10
days.
George Stewart and wife have just
terminated a pleasant visit with Mrs.
Stewards cousin, Mrs. I. j. Harris,
and have returned to their home at
Harlan, Ia. They left on a morning
train.
Mrs. Caroline Haiken, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Rohrer, for four weeks, started this
morning by train for her home in
Ottawa, Kan.
A Sioux Indian, Isaac His Horse Is
Fast, of White Horse, s. D., is listed
in the casualty report as killed In ac-
ton in France. Frank Halla, of Ia
Dor, s.. D., is reported wounded Sc
verely.
Mrs. M. o. Thompson went to her
home in st. Lawrence last evening,
afte r having spent all of yesterday
with her son, Kenneth, who is in the
Madison hospital for treatment.
A. heavy wind and dust storm
struck this city and vicinity last
mig hit, stripping trees of their dead
linn bs and driving dust through open
windows. A fine young tree in the
station park was blown down.
A farmer living near Junius re-
port that last nights wind blew a
hay rack 20 rods, landing 1t upside
down without injury. Apples were
blown from trees in this city and
many large limbs were torn off par
emit trunks.
Or. and Mrs. Westaby called in a
few of their friends last evening fol-
a party %purposely that the latter
mi ght meet Mr.. and Mrs. Storley, oil
Minneapolis, who are present guests
at the Westaby residence.
Mrs. Claud McAdam will spend
the day with her husband who is il
thu Flandreau hospital. Mrs. Nc
Adam states that her husbands foot
which had undergone amputation o
the toes, is doing well and that hi
case is satisfactory.
Ellsworth Putney has been in Mad
ison for a few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. w. Putney. Hi
leave has expired and this morning
found him bidding all goodbye as ht
took a train for his destination point
San Diego. Cal.
Mrs. F. J. Mintz and three chill
dren stopped between trains toda,
while en- route from Ramona to Wa
k4sha, Wis, where the family will
join Mr.. Mintz, who becomes the ath
letic coach for the city schools there
The H. E. Stockberger family, VIII,
al e numbered among the lake colon!
d wellers, expect to leave for theil
h ONE at LeMars, Ia, day after to
! M orrow. They have enjoyed TIL
lake attractions since June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Belthui
and sons are in the city to call upol
!. the VIM. Schultz, X. Dirksen and Z
Bartels families. These people hav
just concluded a trip to Colorado
e Their home is at George, this state
q Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Rensvold an,
0 son, Rudolph, returned yesterda
from Sturgeon Bay, Wis, where the
witnessed the marriage of their sor
Dr. p. M. Rensvold, of this city, an
: Miss Theodore Rogne, of Sturgeo
Bay.
Carl Mundt, son of F. J. Mund
returned from his Black Hills tri
q yesterday. He is again at work fo
4 the Ideal laundry. Carts prowess a
s a hunter is notable, since he has th
4 credit of having killed three big ra
tlesnakes, n porcupine and a pra
rie dog.
: After two weeks spent on his farl
south of Langford, Ole Highland r,
turned today with a glowing recit;
: of the fine crop conditions in tia
section. He has completed h
: threshing and his summary show
165 acres of small grain that yielde
$500 bushels.