The Madison daily leader. [volume], June 28, 1909, Image 3

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

Image provided by: South Dakota State Historical Society – State Archives

                
COMPLF.rE OPTICA!
IK
ra*i
WATCH
AND
JEWELRY
REPAIRING
Corner Drug Store
mam
11 qt.
A
A
are often caused by
Poor Eye-Sight
or some other optical defect. Our optician, Mr. Sears,
is a gradnate optician of 15 years' experience. His work
here has been very successf ul, all work absolutely guar
anteed, which means that you don't pay a cent either for
your examination or glasses except you are satisfied.
This is the way we have built up our reputation in all
departments of our store and accounts for our steadily
DRUGGIST
ROOM
SATURDAY, JULY 3
At 2:00 O'clock
On the above date we will place on sale a full line
of Granite Ware at the following prictH
Seamless Pail,
$1
values, at
No. 6 Kound Roaster, 75i values, at 59c
17 qt. Dish Pan, 75c values, at 59c
No. 6 Berlin Kettle. 75c values 39c
qt. Preserving Kettle, 65c values,
at
4 qt. Preserving Kettle, 50c values, it 29c
Windsor Dippers, 25c values .... 19c
4 qt. Milk Pan, 25c values, at 19c
qt. Miik Pan, 20c values, at 10c
Wash Basins,
25c
values, It
We have many other articles in this war*. You
can get bargains at our store every day.
Chicago 5G and 10G Store
Train Schedule.
Arrive—From the west, 9:20 a. m.
north, 9:80 a. m. east, 3:00 p. in..
south, 10 p. m.
Depart—For the south, 9:40 a. m.
east, 9-.55a.rn. north, 3:20 p. m.
west, :S) p. m.
Night passenger -Arrive from the
east, 12:05 a. depart for the east.
1:2s' a.
Wanted. To boy spring calvea from
two weeks old up.—P.M. Venner, Mad
ison, ronte 4.
Wfc often wonder how any person can
he persuaded into taking anything but
Foleys Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and long trouble, l.'o not be fooled
into accepting "own make" of other sub
stitutes. The genuine contains no
harmful drugs and is in a yellow pack
age ~J. if. AodezsoriSIEKeZLil
MM
JEWELER
FOR THE HONEYMOON
June Brides, Bridegrooms and Wed
ding gift buyers will find here a Remarkably
Complete assortment of SILVERWARE, CUT GLASS
and HAND PAINTED CHINA. The noticable beauty and rich
ness of our paterns in these goods fit them especially for the intimate
o! a cultured woman. A set or single piece is appropriate for weddings or maif
other occasion where a gift rich and useful will be appreciated.
JONES DRUG CO.
Special Sale!
OF ONYX WARE
7 SEARS. OPTICIAN IN CHARGE
49c
39c
10c
i'aria gruuu liulluiay & i'oi'tor'a
pharmacy.
For Bale. Tree residence lota.—W.
G. Abbott.
For Sale. Light driving team.
Apply to Henry VeoiMr.
Pea harvest* Call OD Unlatine
and Waskey.
I've tried tbem all. "Jack's for
mine."
Rooms for rent in cottage, at chan
tauqaa gioands.—Mrs. 3. H. William
son.
Wanted. Cook at the hospital.
Wages *80 per month. Apply to Mrs.
A. E Clough
Classes will be formed in embroidery
and sewing Friday afternoon, July 16
Those wishing jftfat MM mil
Dean Fltti.
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded
Telephone No. 260
THE CITY.
Weather forecast.
Partly cloudy tonignt and Tuesday.
Ice. Ice. Ice. Phone Chas.
Simpson, 209.
LOCAL NEWS
New advertisement today, C.
Scnntz.
Bathing units for Ben and toys, at
the Model.
Harry Cart is of Howard is in th*
city.
Special meeting W. A. tomorrow
night at W. A. Rothnchild's office.
Mgr.Flynu was a morning passenger
for Flandrean and will return tomor
row evening.
Notice. Daring chantaucjua, except
Saturday, the Fair store will close at
fi:30. Frank Palmer.
Rev. Mr. TIardiuan and wife were
returning paanongers from Howard, by
the morning train
The boat clun boats received liberal
patronage at the lake yesterday, the re
ceipts amounting to $27.50.
W. C. Morrill aad wife returned
Saturday from an extended visit with
relatives in North Dakota.
Edna, the eleven years old daughter
of Mr and Mrs. (.has. W. Corning of
Winfred, died yesterday of diphtheria.
Sale on all trimmed hats, now at
Morne'a millinery parlors. Some de
cidedly good "snaps" for first few
day*.
Mrs. Erickson who nas been the
gnegt of her parents, Mr. and Mrn
Maurice Wfcalen, returned to her home
at Sioux Falls.
Minn Myrtle Coom of Sioux Falls
who has oeen the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Moffitt, returned home by
tne morning train.
A. F. Laity, the Jersey stock breed
er, has sold and shipped a young bull
to A. Deroiser of St. Onge, 8. D.,
receiving floo for the an:mal.
J. A. Shimerda and wife arrived
this morning from Howard and imme
diately proceeded to Lake Madison to
enjoj the sights at the Hssemhly.
Mrs Maurice Wbalen while engaged
in the work of bousecleaning a day or
two ago fell from a chair and broke
her right arm between the wrist and
elliow.
When yon go to the lake call on
Walter Marquart and take a sail in bin
gasoline launch. He circles the lake
and it courteous to hia pawengets.
patronage of the general public is
citod.
'ainegie library will be closed dar
the chantaaqna, except Saturday
•ning.
i'he business bonste? nf the city gon
illy wil clo.st» their door* at
i., except Saturday evening, daring
chRiitnuqna awn'inbly.
!)r Palmer was au evening paasen
for Huron to attend a convention of
State Dental association. B* will
lm Wednesday morning
v large miuiber of Indian stlld-ntH
ru the Flandrean Indian school
:-sed through this evening enronte to
ir bomee at Sigseton and Piue
'Ige.
number of wagons loaded with
lpinc outfits frnm outside poiuts
sed throngh the city today for the
n o, and thua the population of camp
continues to grow
Vanted, at once, young man of good
resa for traveling position Ex per
:e unnecessary. Hood n«y. Write
R. Mullisou. Madiaou, giving occu
rion for five years.
'red Norton, pitcher for the Ipgwich
1 team, was a morning arrival from
north. Negotiations are in pro
f8 for a game between the Ipswich
and the Flandrean Indians to be
.yed in Madison at some future date,
'omplaiut was made at the chantun
.i grounds yeeterday of the theft of
ill atnonnts of money frum the
thes of bathers. A tent is prnvid
is a dressing room and young men
9 left their clothes iu the tent
iie out enjoying swimming in the
e returned to find their pockets
ed of their contents Several losses
r. reported ranging ftotn fl to
The State Eclectic and Homeapathic
1 dical societies will meet in joint
-*ion in Madison tomorrow. The
u-iiness sessions will be beld in the
nmercial club rojmB and clinics at
local hospital. A banquet for the
iting iihysicians will be given at
Lake Park hotel tomorrow even
The following program ha«"leen
nnged for the occasion: Musi",
i s. A. D. Thibodeau. reading, Mrs
C. Willonghbv recitation, MuixO
aiels song, Mamie Cook read int.'.
Mrta Wickhaiu. With Dr (Goldman
toastmaster, Dr Lowe will deliver
saddress of welcome to which Or
»enfieldwill reply Greetings from
ux City, Dr. Hanchette. greetings
Lincoln, Neb Dr Wilineth.
.tat doctors ought to lie, Rev. ThiU
a Are we parasites or benefactors.
Cloogh. Select reading, Miss
ckham.
iVish to announce that we will close
stores during the summer months
i' 6:80pm except Saturday evening.
—Miss L. B. Morse.
Miss M. Bogen,
Miss L. Grioager.
CIRCUIT RACES
IA Three Days Series Will
Open at Fair Grounds
To-morrow
There is great activitv at the fair
grounds today getting ready for tin
racen tomorrow The races will con
tinue three days with two events earh
day during the series. Fifty-nix en
tries have leen made and the burse
are all on the gryjrnd ready for tin
contests
The races for tomorrow,the first day,
are three minute trot with twelve en
tries and 2 :17 pace with ten entries.
In the three minutes trot the follow
ing horses will appear:
Kitty Posey, entered by C. H. Col
lins of Miller. Lou Burton, Dr. Mat
thews of Flandrean. Nellie Rpx, Hugh
Suiitn of Howard Lucia, Whitlow
of Madison: Fleet Foot, D.H. Moore nf
Morris, Minn. Harley, Pat Jack man
of Waterloo, Iowa lnese M., McCart
ney of Minneapolis Ettelcr, Dr. Ship
ley.Ottaseu, Iowa Felix, F. Connelly
of Marshall, Minn., Minnie Nutwood,
J. H. Mctiowan of Morton, Minn.:
Early May, A. G. Rig by of Indepen
dence. Iowa: The Freak, A. G. llagn
of Hioux Falls
2 17 pace-Mack G.. J. W. Jack-on,
EmmetMburg, Iowa, Bess, Sunt land of
Miller Ellewese, Win. Pender of Km
nietslmrg, 1'iwa Fred Mrs W
Sanderson ot Minneapolis, Minn.-.John
Henry, M. BeaverBon of Windum
i n n e o a I I o o e o o
ris, Minn Tessie I'urcell, J. T. FU k
of Page, N. D. Vv'm.^Gu8t, W. M. Stan
of Woonsocket Red Hill, Mel Davis
Flandrean Sam Scratch, A. G. ilngn
of Sioux Falls.
The track is aomewnat aoft on at
count of the rereot rains, tut constant
work has kept it in the best condition
under the circumstances. The burses
have leen at tbe fait grounds dnrin
the past five days, doing work uiorn
ing and evening, thereby keeping th
track in good condition in addition
to tbe scraping that has been done
Out to Overwork ana mat.
Ell 2th, N. J., June 28.—A self
fhflicted revolver shot In the temple
ended the life of John R. Iialsey, sec
rerary of the Celluloid company ot
Newark, with oHlees in New York
Hal90v was found dead in the liath
room of his handsome residence here
Beside the body lay a revolver with
one chamber empty. Overwork and
depression from the h^at Is assigned
by the family as the probable reason
for the suicide.
If you have backaehe aad winary
troubles you should tako FoleyKidne
Keniedv to strengthen and build up the
kidne\s so tboy will aoi properly, as a
o#rioua kidney trouble bwj develop- -i,
H. Anderson.
LAKEJIFE
A Day of Pleasure at Lake
Madison Chautauqua
Assembly Yesterday
Yesterday was a big day at th
lake. From early morning tbe roa
between tbe city and tbe lake wa
lined with auto.uofiiles and carriage
»nd during the day iWO tickets wer
sold at the depot to passengers by th
Milwaukee special cbautanqua train
Tbe visitors devoted the day to vari
us amusements. The campers visits*!
back and forth and attended the xet
ises at the auditorium. The lnnnche
and row boats were taxed to their ful
•apacity to supply the demands mad*
upon them Bathers hported in th
cool water, while fishing parties wer
located at various points ou the sout
side of the lake. Tbe day was beauti
ful in bright sunshine with a coj
oreeze prevailing.and everything abou
the cbautanqua grounds was calco
lated to give pleasure to those wh
spent the day there.
Tbe program at the auditorium Sat
urday evening consisted of concert
the Singers' and Players' club wbio
has gained much popularity by the ej
cellence of their entertainments. Th
club will complete their engagemen
tomorrow evening
The lecture Saturday evening
Sylvester Long, subject, Napoleon
the Man of Destiny, was a masterpiece
and those who heard it were in tliei
seats at the auditorium last eveniu
anxious to hear bis lecture. Drop II
This was along the line of happinet
in life. "If a frown appears upoi
your face, drop it." Mr Long
i
juite well known to Madison peoplt
having lectured at Normal auditorial
in the city under tne auspices of tb'
Normal Entertainment Course
Other features of yesterday's pll
gram were Sunday school, sermon b\
Kev R. E Olmstead. The Religion cf
Taft.vesper service and sacred concert
While the auditorium seats wev
comfortably filled, it seemed that a
4 uall proportion of the people on tli«
rounds were present Other attra(
tions. such as boating, bathing an
promenading in the shady lane* seem*
most attractive to the young peopb
Mnt as it was tbe jjrst outing day.thei
pleasures could not be resisted and i
tne assembly progresses the auditoi
intn will be the most attractive p!ac
Today was devoted to the organ
zation of classes and getting ready
teal chantauqua work
Boys' club will be under tbe dire
tion of Prof M. E. Chamberlaii
Miss Ethel Rutherford is in charge t.i
the girls' club, and Miss Madge Tutts
wil teach the kinder^arteu class, whii
Rev. R. N. Kratz will conduct tl
round table which has come to be oi
of tbe most popular departments
the assembly.
Tbe hfingera' aad Players' club an
tertained at 6-30 tbiq afternoon ai i
wili appear again this eveniug.
At 3 in., Mrs Dodsou deliver* 1
her lecture on Domestic Science.
The assembly chorus has been orgaii
ized and appeared for the first time nt
1 o'clock this afternoon
This eveinng at the conclusion i
tbe Singer's and Players' concert, Or
W. A. Colledge will deliver his le
tute,Second Fiddles.
Following is tbe stated program
tomorrow.
9:30 a, m., classes.
11, round table.
3.30 m., entertainment, Singer
and Players' club.
3, domestic science, Mrs. Dodson
4:30, assembly chorus.
8, concert by tbe Singets' and Pla
era' club.
8:30, lecture, Dr. W. A.. Colledg.
Sandy's characteristics.
The first three days of tae owemhl v
is very encouraging to the manage
ment, from a financial standpoint an
otherwise. Treas Bock leports rt
ceipts from the sale of tickets at the
close of last evening amounting to
which is
f:50)
greater than for tbe 'first
three days last year. The charge of 'J'
cents for entering the grounds strik*
a iHJDiilar chord, and patrons remark
that this system ought to nave been e*
tablished long ago
AUTO"RACES
Machine Contests Planned In
Connection With Mitchell
Racing Meet
Mitchell, June 27.—In connection
with the three big days' race meeting
to be held in Mitchell July 13,14 and
15, the promoters of tbe meeting an
planning to have at least one automo
bile race each day of the races. At
tbe meeting Friday evening of thosn
interested the proposition of haviu
some automobile races was presented
and adopted.
It is planned to have on tbe first
day a race for earn costing $1,200 and
under, the cars to be driven by the
owners. On the second day, tbe ra
will be for cars costing not less than
|2,000. Both of these events will be
comparatively short and will cover
abont five miles. They will be pri
marily for bringing out tbe points of
the cars owned and ran by the men
with moderate means. On the thirl
day the race will be a free-for all
event, and will likely be participated
in by the expert drivers. The dis
tance is as yet uudecided, but will
likely l»e over fifteen miles. For this
event automobile manufacturers will
l»e interested in sending expert drivers
to display the speed of their machines.
It will be fairly easy to lay out a
course around Mitchell which could be
adapted for races of tois natur*.
When You Think Flour, Think
LITTLE HATCHET
OR
DAKOTA
Keep your money in Madison by
Patronizing Home Industry
O A
We re-screen all our Coal before
delivery, we sell the best money
can buy. All who have dealt with
us know this to be a fact and
others will be convinced by order
ing from
The Mill
Mill 240 PHONES Store 445
CHAUTAUQUA TIME
Is here and don't forget that We carry every*
thing from soup to nuts in
Light Weight Clothing
Furnishing Goods
and Shoes
to insure cool comfort in this hot weather.
Mothers desiring o£ saving themselves work
will do well to look at Our elegant line of
Ghildrens' Wash Suits 50c to $2.50
Brown Khaki Suits .... $1.00
Little Tudor Play Suits ... 50c
Little Tudor Nighties ... 50c
AH of these spell rest awI peace of mind about
the way the young ones should look in camping
time.
MACKETT & SUTTON
GOOD THINGS
To Take Camping or Use at Home
Canned Meats and Fish of all kinkt,
Pine Crackers and Cookies in pack
ages and bulk, Canned Fruits an£
Vegetables, Bottled Pickles and Pre*
serves. The finest and best assort
ment in town.
FRESH FRUIT
Strawberries, Cherries, Peaches, Plums
Apricots, Pineapples, Oranges, Lem
ons, Bananas and Cantaloupe.
ANDJDON'T FORGET
Mother's Bread
ITS THE BEST EVER
Get Supplied by Us, We Can Do It Right
H. J. MUNRO, The Grocer
PHONE 252
J. k* & ft -1 »v
ii'.iw i itowitho cou^h
J' it
X*
-lr
i-dlr
tl
"1 Jj V