The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-05-10

the Press will be sorry il she shall not
be greeted with patronage in her stump
ing enterprises.
Sioux Falls Press, 9: Some doubling
Thomases discredit the statement Of the
introduction of new hay upon the Sioux
Falls market this spring. Wheat, oats
and barley stand from twelve to twenty
six inches all over this section, and why
can't slough grass, which was in the
ground earlier than the cereals named,
be up big enough to cut? Col. McNulty
OF the Star restaurant cav the same
fodder the Press referred to.
THE DAILY LEADER Is in receipt OF a
business letter from H. A. Snyder of
Pleasant Grove, Mimi, formerly a resi-
dent of Leroy township, this county,
which contains the following: II have
sold my farm here for $4,000 which l
bought two years and a half & for
$1,000. Will hold until fall and get this
seasons crop which at present is very
promising. I am not altogether decided
where l will locate after leaving here"
Jerry Hurley has again run into the
fowler's snare. Sheriff Fox and posse
made a descent upon his cold storage
house and gobbled up IS half barrels
full Of beer and % cases OF bottled beer.
Chas. Angle is the complaining witness
and the suit is brought criminally in the
name Of the state of South Dakota for
violating the prohibition law or specific
all for wrongfully and unlawfully keep
ing for sale as a beverage intoxicating
liquor consisting Of malt beer, in the
cold storage building on lot 2, block q,
original plat, city Of Madison. The case
came up before Justice Jones this after
noon but the defendant took q change
Of venue to Justice Holdridge. States
Attorney Murray appears for the prose-
cution and Murray l. Porter for the de-
Tense.
Referring to the business transacted
by the Chautauqua directors the Senti-
mel Gays: "The contract for printing the
official program was awarded to the
Sentinel. Bids were received FROM. a
number of houses but the Sentinel's bid
was selected as the most satisfactory"
The fact is Brown s. Saenger OF Sioux
Falls and THE DAILY LEADER were cash
bidders for the work. Mr.. Mease pro-
posed, and his proposition was accepted,
70 furnish the association pamphlet pro.
grams for this seasons assembly free OF
cost, provided he be allowed to retain all
income from advertising in the book for
his personal benefit, making the adver-
Using business which has heretofore
been used for the benefit of the associa-
ton purely a private deal between Mr..
Mease and the advertiser.
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