The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-05-10

For Rent. Five room cottage,
in, garden chicken house. In
quire at this office.
To preserve and improve your COM
pleXion use Velvetina combination.
Guaranteed pure.
The county board adjourned this
afternoon, but will n Mon
day to consider ditch No. Is. in a
hearing to establish the project.
The young ladies' sodality society
will hold a bake sale at Stacks store
tomorrow afternoon, beginning at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. Davis, who has been a guest
at the home of her niece, Mrs. N. X.
futile, the past several weeks, re-
turned to her home in Portland, Ore.
]. L. Sunde received a message
that his sister, Mrs. Ray Settler, of
Cut Bank, Mont, was dead, and he
went this afternoon to attend the flu
neral, to be gone about a week.
Marguerite Clark called The But
terfly of the Screen" will appear in
her new Bah" picture. This is her
best one. Don't fail to sec it tonight
at the Lyric.
The entertainment, "Pollyanna, "
by Miss Mayo. announced to be held
at the Methodist church last night,
on account of the rain was postponed
until this evening. The program
will begin at $50 o'clock.
The funeral of William Kerstein
will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock at
the house, and at 2:3O at the German
Baptist church. The sons, Albert,
who is in the navy, and Otto, in an
army training camp, are not expected
to be able to reach home.
Thos. Van Cunningham, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Van Cunningham,
who has been home on furlough. re
turned to his assignment, Camp Lew
is, near Tacoma, Wash. Recently
Thomas was proomted to the position
of sergeant bugler.
Don't fail to see "Bab's Matinee
Idol" at the Lyric tonight. The last
and the greatest of the Bah" stories.
Do you remember "Bab's Diary" and
"Bab's Burglar? This is your last
| chance to see Miss Clark as the ire
pressible Bah" Don't miss It.
On accoun of Mr.. Hopper being
called to work on government mate
rial for the period of the war. | will
offer for sale the Madison Coffee
House with full instructions as to
roasting and blending of coffee
Mrs. j. L. Hopper.
Those who subscribed to the third
| Liberty loan that were to make full
payment on or before May 9 should
call at their respective banks and
make settlements at once. Money
has already been forwarded to the
department and interest OF deferred
payment starts from May 8.
The board of commissioners oil
Beadle county in session at Huron
has made an appropriation of $4,000
to meet Beadle county's allotment in
the Red Cross campaign and the Sal
walton Army's war relief drive. The
county's quota in the former cam
paign was $4,000 and in the latte
$1,000.
Chairman II. II. Holdridge say
that he is advised by headquarter
of the Red Cross that on the 10th o
18th of May DR.. Frederick Perry, o
Akron, O., will deliver an address il
the auditorium of the high schoo, o.
the war. This is the same nan whom
Mr.. Holdridge heard in Aberdeen
and who told of the startling thing
he had seen in the war zone o
Europe. He is said to be the hes
speaker yet to appear in Madison an
has an inspiring message for tn
people.
The local exemption board mad
a tentative selection Of names for tn
Camp Lewis contingent yesterday aft
ernoon, then remembering some me
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list, added them, and eliminate
others. The amended list is ar
nounced today. The men are to G
within five days following May 2E
August c. Hegdal, Detlaf j. johnson
Joseph Flynn, Anthony A. Manthey
Charles II. Standby, Frank A
Schnell, Joe o. Strangher. George N
Moose, William l.. Garges, Harry
White and Frederick X. Hanson ar
now notified to hold themselves |
readiness to entrain on 24-hour ca
of the board.
E. II. ID. Vreyens returned thi
morning from attending federal couI
at Aberdeen as grand juror. He say
there were eight cases of violation 9
the espionage law, n of the trans
gressors of which plead guilty, an
all were indicted. One was a cas-
of illegal distilling of spirituou
liquor. The still and paraphernali
of the mans trade, with samples 9
the product were displayed in tn