The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. CnaS. Dahlen came to this
city yesterday from Oldham for some
dental work.
Mrs. NJ. DeMarr, of Oldham, re-
Gently visited a local physicians Of
flee for medical treatment
Mrs. X. l.. Houck went to Lake
Preston yesterday for the purpose of
making a visit with her sister, Mrs
H. o. Bangs.
P. A. Koepp came up from Yer
million yesterday to spend q few
hours at home. He returned in the
evening, going west.
n. b. Porter made the sale Tues
day of the former John Williamson
residence property south of the nor
NAL. A. ]. Murray is the purchaser.
DR.. H. E. Kellogg and Harold
Rensch departed last evening for the
Black Hills, where they will join the
Biggs boys and indulge in the sport
Of stalking deer.
S. NJ. Sherman went by way of
Bristol and Aberdeen yesterday to
Leola, where he will spend a few days
with his son, DR.. Frank Sherman.
He was accompanied by John Nigh
bert.
Andrew Lee is making a trip to
his farm neal Rutland. He had
hoped that weather conditions would
remain favorable for corn picking but
last nights fall of rain rather upset
his hopes for a time.
George Martin is no longer a pa
tient at the Madison hospital. He.
has not fully recovered but his con-
dition was such that his physician
permitted him to go home. Mr.. Mar
tin states that he is feeling fine.
Albert Kallson has shipped his
household goods to Bryant, where he
has purchased and will conduct a.
large pool hall. Mrs. Kallson and
the children departed for their new
place of residence yesterday after
noon. The Kallson family lived on
a farm near Madison for three years,
finally moving here. They have re-
Fred L. Shaw, state superinten-
dent of public instruction, was Joined
at this point last evening by two
more workers who are carrying for
ward the drive for better rural
schools and the entire party left for
WOonsocket to continue the cam.
paign that is being so heartily en-
dorsed by the people of every coun-
ty where the idea is presented.
Miss saba Weber, daughter of
Mrs. A. c. Weber, has recently ac-
cepted an excellent s~tenographic po-
sition in the office of a large insur-
ance company in Sioux Falls. Miss
Weber and her sister, Miss Irene,
have been pursuing commercial
studies in a Sioux Falls business col
lege and to the former has come the
opportunity to apply the information
and principles her training course
provided.
John Beatty, sol of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. G.. Beatty, is here from Chicago
for a visit and for the transaction of
business. Mr.. Beatty is the managing
editor of System on the Farm, a pub
LEGATION devoted entirely to prin-
ClpleS Oh SOUu lOI pIO-
gressive farmers. Mr.. Beaty's spe-
cialty. however, is the rearing of
Berkshire hogs on his farm near Bar
rington, Ill. Mr.. Beatty came by
auto, distributing along the way lit
erature describing his famous pork
maker herd.
seeded in this city the past W years.
G. II. Davis, of Mason City, Ia,
and his nephew, j. II. Davis, of Pond
Creek, Okla, were in Madison We'd
nesday calling on the formers grand
daughter, Miss June Rudd. who is
attending the normal. Both gentle
men visited relatives in the vicinity
of Colman before arriving in this
city. The older man, G.. III. Davis,
departed last evening for Naples to
call ON his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Cherrington, while his nephew left
by way of Pierre for Colorado
Springs, and Pond Creek, his home.