The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-15
THE CITY,.
LOCAL BREVlTIEs.

/ make lovely white loaves OF bread
Dwight's Flour.
N. G. Bullock went to Sioux City for
a couple of weeks stay.
Miss Mary Marquart went to Fair
mont, Mimi, on a visit to friends.
Weather report: Shcyers tonight and
Sunday. Cooler Sunday, brisk south
east winds.
MIR. and Mrs. Colburn Of Green Bay
arrived on a visit to their relatives, A.
H. Marsland and wife. g
Mr.. F. Bartlett of Wycoff, Mimi, is
paying his daughter, Mrs. E. w. Ketch-
am Of this city, a visit.
Mrs. Henry Neill and children return
ed last evening from a five weeks visit
to her parents at Lake Mills, Iowa.
Arrivals by the evening train were
Harry Munro and wife, j. F. Stahl and
family, Mrs. Myron McCreedy and Mrs.
N. Tuttle.
Judge Farmer, Of Valley Springs,
Mimi, who has been q visitor here and
at Howard for several days departed east
this morning.
Mrs. Frank Scott departed for a
lengthy visit to the parental home in
Faystte county, Iowa, stopping at Sibley
on the way to see a sister.
Sioux Falls, dispatch, IA: Exon
gresham Jerry Simpson has accepted
an invitation to address the State
Farmers Alliance here, June q.
Howard Advance, IA: A. l.. Wright
formerly Of LaBelle ranch, is now living
at Waterloo, Wis. His goods were be-
ing shipped to him from this station
Thursday.
Miss Emma Ludwig, Of Lenox, who
had been here to see former school &C.
quaintances graduate, left for Went
worth where she will visit her classmate
Miss Emma Orion.
A generous crowd of his Pensioners
called at Rev. A. G. Blackman's last
evening and pounded" him, but merci-
fully. They left marks of their personal
appreciation all over his-house.
Mesdames C. w. Wood, N. NJ. Stott,
Frank Palmer and G. w. Nichols, with
Q. W. Wood as chaperone, rode to Dell
Rapids and back yesterday on their
bicycles a round trip Of about 60 miles.
Frank Smith completed today his
moving into the house, lately the proper
ty Of H. j. Patterson, into possession Of
which he has Low come and which he is
thoroughly overhauling and improving.
Rev. DR.. Carson, synodical missionary
OF the Presbyterian church for South
Dakota and Banker VIM. Shaw Of Park
ston, were morning passengers east.
The former breaches at Wentworth to-
morrow in Rev. Stump's place, the latter
goes to Albert Lea, to meet his family.
A c~ommendable instance of faithful.
ness is that Of Mrs. A. E. Pond, Of Her.
man township, who today repaid the
county go on her seed wheat loan. It
was perhaps nothing more than her duty
but how many people fail to liquidate
whom they have the mean and could.
Geo. r. Farmer, Esq, and wife depart
ed east today, the former a delegate to
the national republican league conven-
ton at Cleveland, Ohio, next week and
the latter to visit friends IN Chicago un-
til his return. They were accompanied
by Miss Jessie Stool who goes to Cleve-
land to visit grand parents.
The city board of equalization of Mad
ison meets one week from next Monday
to pass upon Assessor Marquart's work
The board consists of the mayor, audi
tor and assessor. Mr.. Msrqusrt has not
footed up the assessment roll yet, but
says it will amount to considerable less
this year, there being q falling of Of
probably $4,000 in personal property
values alone.
St. Louis dispatch, ID: One dollar
was paid for cash wheat in the st. Louis
market today. 1t consisted Of q carload
OF the first new wheat of the 1895 crop,
raised in Missouri and graded as No. 2
red. While this wheat was Of such ex-
cellent quality, it is understood the yield
when threshed was only 10 bushels to
the acre, where at least 20 bushels had
been looked for.
Until further notice I will sell gasoline
for IA cents and kerosene for Ii cents
per gallon. r. B. FITZGERALD.
Wanted-A girl to do general house.
work. MRS. J.J. FITZGERALD.
Don't Tobacco Spit or smoke Your
Life Away
\ is the truthful. startling title of a book
about No-To-Bac, the harmless, guaran-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up