The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-28

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local tsEEvIrHEs.
Wheat, At; fax, 70; oats, Is; barley 80
to IS.
The train from the east will arrive at
TO this svening-three hours late.
Regular meeting Of Madison Chapter,
o. n. 81, win be held at Masonic hall
tina syenina.
NJ. Z. Clark is somewhat easier and
brighter to day though suffering con-
siderably yet.
Final rsceipts. are lying in Clerk Of
Court Preston's Office for Mrs. Smith
Barton, homestead, and Geo. p. Nc.
Quillan, tree claim.
The chicken pie supper of the NJ. E.
ladies last night was a decided success,
both in a culinary and financial sense.
The total receipts we're $46; net, $36.
The brothers, Claus and Paul Hexom,
have bought OF A. G. Brink OF Pierre the
confectionery stock lately put into Thos.
Shea's old stand by Tolierton & Stetson
OF Sioux City and win open up a bakery.
Thos. Stanford win be their baker.
Supt. Wright reports 81 Of the teach
ers in Lake county enlisted in the Read
ing Circle. This comprises all the old
teachers in the county and he is still
gathering in the new ones as they en-
gage in school work here. Few counties
in the state will show such a record.
Auditor Runkel is somewhat disturbed
at the antics OF people of Franklin and
Lakeview in moving; away the school
houses in which the elections of these
townships are usually held and were>to
be next month. He was not aware of it
when he issued the election notices this
fall and has had to issue new notices in
these cases.
Conductor Putney was badly cut &C.
ros the ose against a pane OF glass
last night, at Iona Lake, as he was COM
ing in with an extra. An artery must
have been cut as he bled very profusely
and the boys at nj time thought his
end had come; but he is sufficiently re-
covered this morning to DE out OF
danger.
Huron Huronite, ID: 1t is reported
that a man was Q Q coming down Da-
kota avenue yesterday who bad on a
pair OF low-cut shoes, a pair OF arctic
overshoes, a pair of linen trousers, a buff
falo o~vercoat, a linen buster, a straw
hat, q pair OF ear-muffs and also carried
an umbrella. When asked why he
dressed in such an outlandIsh fashion,
b responded that his physician had or
DEF MIN TO be careful to dress to cor
respond with the weather and that he
was trying to carry out the instruction.
Oldham Carrutt, the father Of the
bright little town Of Oldham, Kingsbury
county, paid his annual visit to Madison
to day, and spent q pleasant half hour
in THE DAILY LEADER. office, inquiring
about early residents OF this section and
detailing some Of bis experiences when
he arrived in Lake county fifteen years
ago. Upon settling his annual dues for
The WEEKLY LEADER, Mr.. Carrutt paid
us the ~fiattering compliment, ".You are
up q mighty newsy paper. /
get q good many papers, among them a
daily from st. Paul, but your paper con-
tains more news than all OF them; at
least, the kind that suits me the best"
Get your Sunday dinner meats at
VIM. N. Roche's-
Get your fresh bulk oysters at Goethel
g. Schultz's.
Gard . fThanks.
To the many friends and neighbors
who 90 kindly assisted and sympathized
with us in the long illness and loss OF
our beloyed o and brother, we extend
our heartfelt gratitude.
N. G. BULLOCK and family.
Spring chicken at VIM. N. Roche's.
A bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral-
the best specific for colds and coughs--.
should be in every household.
Spring ducks at VIM. N. Roche's.
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