The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-26

kindly tokens OF sympathy were mani
fest. The remains we're inferred in Mad
ison cemetery.
Parkston Advance: States Attorney
Brown was up from Olivet last Friday
and in conversation with Dur reporter
he stated that some $500 Of notes given
for seed wheat had been temporarily OK
tended in cases where the security was
unquestioned, and that Of the balance Of
over $4,000 which the county furnished
seed for in the spring, only s344.63 re-
mains uncollected. or course some OF
this amount will be collected and in fact
has been already. II therefore no more
is received, the action of the county
commissioners in furnishing seed grain
should be heartily commended by our
people. Hutchinson county has splen-
did success in succeeding financially
anyway.
An important change in the running
time of trains on this division of the
! Milwaukee read is announced to take
place next week. Among other changes
the passenger trains from the east will
be cutoff here as formerly and a mixed
train run on the west end. This will
also ~necessitate laying off some Of the
crews. The new time table will work
no change in the time of arrival and de-
parture of the train for the north. The
passenger train from the east will arrive
at 4:35 p. ~, and return east at 1920 a.
N. The mixed train for the west will
depart as soon after the arrival Of the
train from the east as the west train can
be made up and arriving in the morning
in time to connect with the eastgoing
train.
Postmaster Tobin, with c~ommendable
promptness, addressed the p~ostofice de.
partment in regard to the frequent mis-.
connections of mail at Woonsocket for
this and western points on the s. NJ.
and has received the assurance Of both
the postal and train service hat if he
deems it best route agents on the H. and
ID. division between st. Paul and Aber
deem will be instructed in cases where
their trains are more than 30 minutes
late to throw the Madison mail from
Chicago and the Twin cities off at Bris'
tol 8 that it may reach here only three
hours later than if it came on time by
way of Aberdeen and W~oonsocket. IL
view OF the probable change of time
schedule next week these instructions
may not be necessary, as all that mai
will probably come via Bristol nyway
Grant County Review, 81: NJ won
der the patrons Of the creamery arr
pleased with their new enterprise. The
payment q month ago for September
was 1871 cents q poutd, and the pay
ment made this week for October wa
20 cents. The price Of butter is steadi
ly advancing and the farmers who have
had their eyes opened to the folly o.
depending solely upon wheat, and who
have gone into COWS, have already founc
that the latter pay them far better, anc
that the ready cash in hand once every
month beats the old way of money ono,
a year sixteen to one. The Review il
pleased to see that a large number o
farmers r planning to get a few more
COWS with the object Of patrapizing tn
creamery and The best advice this pape,
can give farmers generally is to lay theil
plans from this time on to get NOR,
COWS. Those who reside too far from
the creamery ought to plan for estab
fishing skimming stations or entire
creamery plants.
Mitchell dispatch, %: The board o
regents will hold a meeting at Aberdeen
In January which will probably be tn
last held in which the governors oppo
nents will be in the minority. Tn
terms::of Regents Hale and Jordan will
expire in March. The board as it nov
exists consists of five against the gov
ernor and four who are friendly. Hal
and Jordan have been unfriendly and i
Is thought that his excellency will b
careful as to whom he selects to TAX
their places. At the January meeting tn
board will select a successor to TRUSTEE
} Carter of the Brookings Agriculture
college, even il the trustees had not en-
ployed President McLouth, Secretar
Hewitt and the professors for thre
years. The governor when asked to-da
as to what course he proposed to folio,
as regards the agricultural college, de
clined to talk, but it is evident that b
will select the best men he can find TO
the two regencies, with proper qualifca
tions as to their political affiliations, an,
let them shoulder the responsibility.
Heinz's celebrated mince meat is th
best. G1NDER Bros.
=. Heinz's mince meat, just received,
fresh invoice, at Motif & Cline's.
special sale
/ Of baby bonnets, caps and Tam O'Shau
tiers at Miss Annie O'Conpell's Millin