The Madison daily leader. [volume], April 02, 1909, Image 3

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On April 8, 9 and 10, we
shall have a Big
FLOWER
OPENING
J. Chris Schutz,
DRUGtitSr JEWELER
C—Eltte Optical Room,
f.
Sears, Optician
We are now settled in our NEW QUARTERS
and ready to greet you for the
SPRING TRADE
We have always tried to give you
our very best attention, but now
are better prepared than ever to
supply your needs. s
Miss Ruth Lambert has charge of
the Trimming Department this
season and comes highly recom
mended.
From our
Complete Stock
•veryone should be able to make
ft selection. Let us'do your work.
FINE OLIVE OIL
Is Best Food for Health Building.
But merely pure Olive Oil doesn't insure "fine
quality," any more than pure butter means good
fresh butter. There are three or four pressings o!
oil from the same olives, and all are pure because
made entirely from olives, but only the first press
ing has the full strength and nutty flavor of perfect
Olive Oil. We know all about these different press
ings. That's why we sell
HEINZ
PURE OLIVE OIL
IMPORTED
It's guaranteed to be the genuine virgin oil—the
first pressing under the Heinz personal supervision
in Spain, which insures not only quality, but clean
liness in making. If you like other Heinz Varieties
try Heinz Olive Oil. Physicians often prescribe it
on account of its superior merits. Money back if
not pleased. We make a specialty of Best Quality
in such thing*.
H. J. MUNRO,
THE GROCER. PHONE 252
Train Schedule.
Arrive—From the west, 9:20 a. m.
QMVth, 9:30 a. m. east, 3:80 p.m..
aoath, 3:40 p. m.
Depart—For the aoath, 9:40 a. m.
east, 9:55 a. m. north, 3:65 p. m.
wflBt. 4 p. m.
Night passenger-Arrive from the
•Mt, 13:05 a. b. depart for the east,
45
For Sale. A few bushels need corn
Minn. No. 18. This corn took fl*8*
e i u a o n i u a i o o &
Klngsley, Madison, 8. D.
Every Lady
calling on us on any of these three days
will be presented with a carnation, absolutely un
conditionally
During these three days we shall have a series of
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALES
In connection with these sales, we shall each day
GIVE AWAY 2 PRIZES, EACH CONSISTING
OF ONE DOZEN CARNATIONS.
If you wish to buy flowers for Blaster the following
prices will prevail:
Carnations, any color, per doz. 50c
Potted taster Lillies, 25c per bud
Potted Hyacinths* 10c each
Potted Daffodil! 50c to $1 each
Potted Azaleas- $2 each
We have ordered a big lot of flowers, but even
then you had better bring in your orders early as
these prices are very reasonable.
Eli (ireenhagen, feed mill, will de
liver feed in all parts of the city.
Bone meal for chicken feed may be
obtained at Molamby's meat market
at all times.
Don't forget to call on Geo.Beck and
see bis display of rags and lace cur
tains
Phone Simpson for bankjeand,gravel
or barrel gait.
Brood mare for sale,
mer.
All kinds «i
(Jeo. Beck's.
MISS L. B. MORSE,
511 Egan Ave. Remember New Location
Henry Hande-
ngi, joat received at
tutias
ntuiioi, lucfi
TELEPHONE, NO. 269.
FRIDAY. APRIL 2. 1909
THE CITY.
Weather forecast.
Fair tonight and Saturday cooler
tonight.
LOCAL NEWS.
New neckwear at Miss Bogeo a.
Regnlar meeting of II. B. A. to
night.
Lost. Shctgan. Return to Dr. H.
P. Oulstine.
Lost. Lady's tan kid glove. Re
turn to this office.
New advertisements today, Qllfiager
Bros., H. J. Monro.
Senator Johnston of Hamlin county
spent the day in town calling on his
relative, II. A. -Tohnston.
Those Dutch collars have
arrived
:'uyitit I'unl Ho arrival from RH
laona this morning in company with
J. Sterling of the Times who intro
iuoed hi HI to the local real estate NI»'n.
Special meeting Madison Cowman
ilery, K. T., at the temple tonight at
:H0 sharp. All members are reqnestel
ta be present to prepare for inspection
by Chas. Chi istotiherson Friday,
April 9.
Carl N?rdabl of th« battleship
Kearsarge. who baa been spending a
month's furlough with his brother,
Peter \erdahl, of tbit» city, departed
this morning tor Pniladelphia to join
lis ship. Carl made the trip «rnnd
'he wot Id with the u ival tteet.
S«ottie Melluw. of Minneapolis is in
:he city for a few days. Melluui holds
the championship aa the light weight
wrestler of America, and would be
pleased to take on any ambitious
wrestler who would like to try con
lusions with biin on the mat.
The state grand gold oratonal oon
test will take place at the Methodist
•hurch tonight at 8 o'chck. There
will be an excellent musical program
in which the high school orchestra
ind Glee club will take pail. Ad
mission. 15 and Scents.
W. J. Armstrong,traveling salesman
for the W. H. Brown Land company of
Mandan, N D., was in town making
irianKemente with D. J. Beaty, their
Lake county agent, to take a buuch
if land hayers to North Dakota next
week. Better see Beaty and get in the
bunch.
The Wight Theater company which
appeared at the opera house last even
ing in Toe Sign of the Cross, will
ilso appear tonight and Saturday
'veuing with matinee tomorrow after
tioon. The 3iil Fioni the Geldon
West is tne play for tonight, and Bus
ter Brown will be presented at the
matinee. The play last evening gar*
seel lent satisfaction.
RESIGNED.
at
Miss Bogen's.
Rev. Dr. Haidman of Grace church
was a departure for Wentworth where
he holds service this evening.
We carry a full line of lace curtains,
from 55 cents a pair np.—(Jeo. Beck.
Clark Archer spent the day in town,
on the way from Flandreau to his land
claim in the Bowman country.
A limited number of cattle will be
received for pasturage. Good water.
Season, 12.50.—A. B. Smith.
L:cal grain market: Wheat, No. 1,
$1.07 No. 2. $1.05 durum, 93 oats,
44 barley, 54 coin, 53 flax, $1.51.
Big reduction in leather npbolstered
rockers at Ge"». Beck's furniture stor*
for the next ten days. Better secure
one of thebe bargains.
Lost. Valuable brooch,heart shaped
set with a diamond and pearls. Re
turn to Mrs. D. D. Holdridge and re
ceive reward.
To my old ftiends: I will be' in
Madison April 9th, prepared to do all
kinds of work for about 10 days. Leave
calls at Jones Bros. Drug store—Dr.W.
E. Kinm-y.
The street sprinkler started on its
daily rounds today. Its appearance
would have been springlike,but a high,
cold wind from the west made the
driver appear cold and tratiappy on his
nigh seat.
W. Bern of Hartley, Iowa, is view
ing Lake conntv for the purpose of
Rev- D. Mitterling Resigns
the Pastorate of the Presby
terian Church.
At an adjourned annual meeting of
the Presbyterian church membership at
the church last evening. Rev.
Mitteriing presented his resignation
which was accepted. Rev, John Lin
ton of Flandreau, moderator, presided
at the meeting. The resignation ol
Rev. Mr. Mitterling will take efiect
six months from date. The meeting
was iargely attended and the business
affair* of the church were discussed at
considerable length. Rev. Mr. Mittei
liug became pastoi of the church May
um
CITY JjODNCIL.
Monthly Meeting How Woulc
You Like to Be City
Assessor?
The city council met last evening in
regular monthly session, the mayor
and all members present except Al
dermen Jones, Vidal and Seid.
The minutes of previous meetings
were read by Auditor Rae and ap
proved.
The usual official
repoftts were
afeo
read and approved.
Claude Wooley made applicaton for
a license to perform electric work. The
application was referred to the super
intendent of the electric light plant to
determine the competency of the appli
cant. Hereafter all applications foi
licenses to engage in electric light
work will be referred to tne superin
tenient.
Petition was presenteo asking that
the granting of license for the sale
of intoxicating liquors at retail be
submitted at the ensuing city election.
Petition granted.
The auditor was instiucted to issue
a call for the Annual city election to be
held Tuesday, April v!0. The same
judges and polling places as those
named in the special election call were
appointed. The officers whose terms
expire are Aldermen Jones of the First
ward, Vidal of the Second. Krakowski
of the Third and Seid of the Fourth.
John McGowan whose team was re
cently killed by a falling electric light
w-ire at a ioint in east Fourth street,
appeared before the council and the
matter of the payment by the city for
the loss was informally discussed.
Mr Met Jowan estimated tne value of
the team at The mayor and al
dermen showed a disposition to do
what was right in the matter, bat de
manded a showing that the city was
responsible for the accident. Mr. Mc
Gowan did not make a formal demand
for payment and the matter did not
r.a.'h a stage beyond informal discus
sion.
The current bills of the month
were audited and allowed.
There is a .-acancy in the office of
itv assessor, caused by the death of
1'etei Marquait. and Mayor Waskey is
xperiencinK difficulty in filling the
vacancy. It is bis desire to appoint
a competent man to the place and
has solicited several men whom he
regarded as competent to accept the
[Ksition. bat has so far failed to secure
the acceptance of tie plum. The ob
jection to the office by thoBe whom he
has offered it is the small amount of
salary. The city allows $:i per day
for the service, the work to Ins com
lileted in lifty-five days, making the
salary aggregate $ltS5. A meeting of
the council will be neld at an early
date for the purpose of filling the va
caaucy.
HOTELTRAGEDY.
Registered from Madison, S. D.
—Woman Suicides by
Shooting.
Tvlei, Minn, April 1—A woman be
lieved to be Miss Nettie Tbaver of
Colombo*. Wis., shot herself to i}eatb
in a hou-l here last night. As the HHC
jnd principal will make no detailed
statement, the authorities have so far
failed to reacn the bott im of the affair.
The couple came here last night and
registered as Mr. and MTH W. J. Evans
of Madison. S. D. Evans is s«id to lie
the coriect name of the man, who is
supposed to lepreseut a piano companv
in this territory.
Two reports from a revolver were
heard from the room where the couple
had retired. Evans shouted an alarm
and those who answered his call found
the woman dead with her life's bkxid
runn:ng from two wounds in her head
and body. She was dressed only in her
night garments. It is believed that
death was instantaneous.
Etabs will make no statement fur
tber than to say that the woman en
tered hit rooai while be was half asleep
ou his bed. He was aroused, he says,
by the first shot and almost immediate
ly a second one rang out He is lein£
held for further examination and it is
expected the full story will l»e brought
out.
The coroner was summoned from
Lake Benton and an inqnest was held
today. The jury brought in a verdict
of suicide. The body of Miss Thayer
is being held by the undertaker
awaiting instructions from Columbus.
Wis. No light has yet come from that
place on the affair.
The woman was apparently about 30
years of age. Wounds were fonnd in
her heart and temple. It was learned
today that she bought the revolver
from a hardwaie merchant in Tyler at
dusk last night.
How can any peraoe vWf tfcMwg some
unknown cough remedy when Foley's
Honey and I ar costs them no more? It
iasafe remedy, contains no harmful
drugs and cures the most obstinate
coughs and colds. Why experiment
with your health? Insist upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar.—J.
H. Anderson.
GRINAGER BROS.
FIRST EXHIBITION
of SPRING CLOTHES
For the Season of 1909
Our Spring Display ol Men's,
and Young Men's Suits, Over
coats and Cruvunettes, also our
line of Boy's Suits, Furnishings,
Huts, Shoes, Etc., will be the
most complete and varied collec
tion of
HIGH GRADE
MERCHANDISE
we have ever shown. "Adler'
Men's Clothing and ''Best Ever'
Boy's Clothing are shown ex
clusively by us..
Something new almost every
day.
Prices Always Right
Ki
MILL BARGAINS!
Barrel Salt
FLOUR
Little Hatchet
Dakota
Corn Meal, fresh
COAL
Sunnyside Wash Egg
Genuine hocking
S A
WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY
Larkin & Met calf
Mill Phone 240 Store 445
You Can Buy
at any place for most any
old price, but you get the
Bottom Prices
AT
•f—». fV 1
MURRAY'S
Barrel Salt $1.25 per BbL
Until Further Notice
$1.35
$1.40
U5
.30
7.50
7.50
Now is the Time
To Select Your
SPRING surr
THE MODEL
the place where you
get the best selection
of Nobby Styles and
Patterns, .* .* .*
The Price
you determine for
yourself, as we have all
kinds and qualities,
and no matter what
you select a,
Our Prices are Always Right
Burnett & Sutton
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