The Madison daily leader. [volume], August 25, 1920, Image 4

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BUSINESS LOCALS
Household gcods for aale.
A. L. Olson.
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For rent. Two rcoms for light
housekeeping, and board if desired.
Normal students prefeirad.—W. II.1
Sheldon ,f22 Summit Ave. N.
For calo. KitcLoa cabinet. Pbostej
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For sale. Monarch range in good
condition and having new gratei. My
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LOCAL NEWS
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MADISON
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Bront* Biding
A large number of the members of
the Baptist Sunday School were tak
en by auto to Lake Herman today,
where they spent several hours in
true
picnic fashion. The day is ideal
for such an event and doubtles- all
enjoyed the boating. fishi*i« and free
dom of the park grounds.
Dr. Peters and family arrived n
the, city from Viborg yesterday
are now occupying the Raptist par
sonage. Dr. Peters held the pasto
rate at Viborg for the past .six years
and comes to the local church highly
recommended as a man of exception
al pulpit ability. The new pastor will
bewelcomed by the local congrega
tion and others who are interested in
the upbuilding of ehureh work in
Madison.
The members of Trinity Lutheran
church choir and a few other young
people of that church gathered last,
night at the home of Mr. and
Find Stolen
BuUdogging
Steer Riding
Steer Roping
Worfd's Cha rnpjons in
Every Event
at. Watertown. He was out of the
city for several days and alt?o calkd
on friends at Willow Lakes and other
points in the north part of the state.
MifisesAdam and FinetuOc'i?!! re
turned a day or two ago from a few
days' vtait with relatives In Sioux
City.
Mrs. Ada I pi) Stehr returned home
today from Minneapolis, where she
spent a week with her daughter, Mias
Alma.
H. E. Schollian, who recently lie
dec went a successful operation for
appendicitis at the new Madison hos
pital received tyis discharge from thM
institution today.
Miss Anna Hilstad has resui.
her bookkeeping work in the Lake
County National bunk after a vaca
tion of 10 days spent with relatives
and friends in Minneapolis.
At about 2 o'clock today an i
plane reached Madtaon and landed uu
a high knoll near town. It was
learned that the aviator intends re
maining in the city during the three
days of the round up solely for the
purpose of carrying passengers.
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Mrs.
Opperud for a farewell reception in
honor of Miss Lula Glimmc, who
leaves In a few days for oof head,
Minn., where she will have charge of
the piano department at Concordia
college. The evening was spent very
pleasantly in playing -games. Miss
Glimme was presented with a beauti
ful pin and ua album filled with snap
shots of familiar face.T from the Trin
ity greup of friends, who greatly ap
preciate what &he has done for the
church music la Trinity.
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Mail Pouch
Sioux Falls, A*hj. 26.—A mail
pouch, which was stolon from the de
pot of the Groat Northern railrcad at
Sherman on the night of July 7^ has
been found in Split Rock river, at a
railroad bridge near Sherman.
Albert J. Stromme, a section man
in the employ of tho Great Northern,
noticed some objorts protruding out
of the water. He investigated and
discovered it was a mail pouch, and
when examined it was found to be
tho one stolen from the Sherman le-
ciety has been postponed to JFriday, The pouch hud been cut open, and
Sept. 3. 4 it is presumed a number of letters
Frank Johnson roturnod this were takon out, but a number of let
morning from a visit with bis parents ters yet remained in the pouch. The
addresses on the Utters were dam
i -t'd Ijj being watersoaked, but many
of them could bo deciphered and have
been forwarded to the persons
whom they were directed.
Mysterv surrounds the number 01
letters carried away by the thieves
and the amount of the loot secured
by them from the letters taken. No
clew to the thieves has been discov
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Former Canova
Girl a Heroine
Canova, Aug. 25.—Miss Coralie
Wheeler, a former resident of Cino- i
va, proved herself a heroine when she
rescued a girl companion from
drowning in Lake Hendricks, Minn.
Details of the rescue have just reach
ed relatives and friends in South D&s
kota.
The rescued girl, Miss Verea Ch a
der, aged 16, is a daughter of
Hendricks clergyman. She was i
the water with a number of coiapu
ioni and in attemptiffg to swim o
to a raft a short distance from the
shore became exhausted and ^ank be-«(
11.Vill the surface of the water.
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those who witnessed the diappor'
ance of Miss Chadcr and rushed
the rescue. She sprang into the v
ler and being a good Bwiminer, s
ceeded in reaching tho drowning i
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MADISON MOTOR & SUPPLY CO
Lake County's Busiest Garage
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kidneys bring on backache, lame mus
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other afflictions. Foley Kidney Pills are
a good first aid to the kidneys. They
heai. soothe and invigorate. Sold every
where.