The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-03-07

OWING TO non-arrlVal or the per-
formers there will be no vaudeville
at the Imperial tonight.
Our wall paper and paint sale is
proving a great success. People APP
preciate first class goods at the very
low prices we are making.-Osborn's
Drug Sore.
Eggs for Matching, pure bred Bar
red Rocks, excellent laying strain,
per setting of IL, $3.50; three dozen,
$3.75.-Mrs. r. M. Thrall. Phone
300.
Examinations for second, third and
primary grade certificates will be
given in the west wing of the State
Normal at Madison, S. D., April 4
and 5, 191S.-Alice Ripe, County
Superintendent.
Our wall papers are manufactured
by the largest wall paper factory in
the United States, which enables
them to sell at lower prices than
smaller concerns.-Osborn's.
Mrs. Fred Mitchell is recovering
from a serious mastoid abscess, being
an infection of the bones just back
of the ear. Mrs. ]. P. Stevenson is in
town receiving treatment for a sim,
liar trouble.
Ed Bartels, one block north and
one block east of the Madison Stats
Normal school, announces an auction
sale to be held Saturday, March 8
The property to be sold includes i
head of cattle, one pair mares coming
4 years old, 40 chickens, farm ma,
chinery and household goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Molumby today
received a letter from their son
William, with the 116th Supply Train
in France, under date of January 20.
He reports good health and that they
are beginning to receive mail from
home.
For Sale. Cheap and on easy
terms, $50 acre ranch in one body
all fenced in half section pastures,
fair set of buildings, good we'll anC
windmill; two miles from Gam Val
ley, Buffalo county. Call on or write
T. A. Johnson & Son. Madison, S. d
Jas. Lyons an auction
sale to be held at his premises, sever
miles south of Junius and one mile
north of Clarno, March IL, beginning
at l o'clock with free lunch at noon
The property to be sold includes Il
head of horses, IL head of Holster
cattle, four grade cows, seven shoats
farm machinery, hay, grain ant
household articles.
The c.. A. Trimmer office thi
morning received a service flag Gov
ering the enlistments of men from
that office who have gone into tn,
service of the United States, number
ing five stars. All the men went di
rectly from that employ into tn
service. The flag covers Porter T
Lowry, Bert Bowel, l.. T. Doolittle
George Runkel and E. L. Bandy.
The women's committee of tn
national council of defence have com
pleted their canvass in the city
There are, however, a number VIII
were not found at home by the car
vassers, and these and all other
above 16 years of age who have nc
registered will be given the privileg
to do so all day Saturday at May
fields office, Mrs. Geo. r. Farmer i
charge.-Mrs. F. A. Buechel.
We wish to thank all our friend
and patrons that have so literally re
sponded to our call for a settlemen
and the new system which we hav
introduced for keeping a constan
and reliable control of all 30-da
charge accounts. We feel sure tina
this will be another improvement Q
our business which will enable us [
give still better service to our Gu:
toners with your cooperation. Yer
truly, Home Supply Co.
A call has been issued Red eros
workers for 1000 pneumonia jacket
to be used both here and in hospital
abroad, Mrs. John w. Walden, in
spectress of the local surgical dress
ing department, tells us today. TIL
whole of the coming week will be dc
voted to the making of these heavil
padded garments by the local char
ter, and the work was begun thi