The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-22
THE CITY.
LOCAL B~REVITIEA.

LOCAL B~REV1TIEA.
Major Picker was among TIE DAILY
LEADER callers today.
Tomorrow, Talmage,I and the closing
day Of the Chautauqua.
s. E. Baldwin Is sole agentfor Dwight's
Flour, made at Graceville, MINI.
j. P. Farley of Dubuque arrived and
is a guest in the family Of mis- son,
Glenn M.
Another party of tourists favored Con
ductor Callinan with their company
north today.
Cargill Bros. are rebuilding the Patter-
son coal sheds south Of the track prepar-
atory for the winters business.
SRev. w. J.. Cleveland was among the
passengers west en- route to Lower Brule
Indian agency. He will be absent about
ten days.
The bicycle race at the driving park
Saturday afternoon between Martin
johnson and Rock Brown, was won by
the former.
Bath dispatch, II: Lucius Billings,
OF Madison, who is making a u Of the
state on his wheel, called on friends here
last Thursday.
Lee G. Kratz and DR.. Parks of the
Chautauqua talent, were among the
Yeast bound passengers, returning to
their homes, Sioux City and Atlanta,
Ga, respectively.
The township officers Of Moody county
are availing themselves of the law pro-
viding for the destruction of n~oxious
weeds, and q general cleanup will be
made in each township of the county.
Rev. DR.. A. T. Wolff departed today
on a three weeks Chautauqua tour He
lectures three times at Ozark Mountain
Chautauqua, Rogers, Ark, at Piasa, ILL.,,
Detroit, Mich, and elsewhere. Rev. Hill
Of Huron will occupy his pulpit here
next Sunday.
DeSmet News, 10: The directors of
the Creamery company met last Satur-
day and audited the business for the
month of June. The butter all sold for
Is cents, and it was possible to again pay
81 cents per 100 pounds of 4 per cept
milk. The output was nearly nine thou
sand pounds of butter, and over eleven
hundred dollars were distributed among
the patrons.
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lE>The Lake county normal institute be-
gan at the Central school building this
morning with an attendance of about
fifty. The institute ia under the man
agenent of Prof. j. X. Failing of Miller,
Prof. r. b. McClenon OF this city, and
Supt. Daugherty. The day was devoted
to organization and the necessary ar
rangement of work. Tomorrow after,
noon the members of the institute will
attend the Talmage lecture at the Chau.
tauqua.
VoIga Tribune, 10: Prof. Heron
preached to a large congregation at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
Quite a number were in attendance from.
Brookings. In the evening the Profess.
or lectured for near two hours on his
f~avorite theme Of true Christianity,
Though some may differ from the rev.
erend gentleman in his ultra doctrine. it
cannot be denied that he presents his
ideas and principles in a scholarly man.
ner. For ourselves, we can but admire
his ability and wonder at his mammoth
nerve.
~ Harvesting will be quite generally
commenced throughout the county TO-
day and tomorrow. The barley harvest
is about completed and reports are to
the effect thas the yield is immense
John Whitmore cut a field of eighty
acres and used over four pounds of Irvine
\ to the acre in binding. There seems tc
S1be a large number of men about the city
cooking for work in the harvest fields
and while they are demanding % pei
day the farmers are offering S1.5O
Workingmen, permanent residents oil
the community, are out working at the
latter price. The harvest is coming or
slowly and farmers will probably not be
crowded into higher wages than they
can afford.
Lost-between Ramona and Madison
a hand satchel. Leave at j. j. Fitzger
AIDS store.
Pure spices aud extracts at .. A. Kel
ley's.
First Lord" best 5 cent cigar.
H. CHALEs.
Don't Tobacco Spit or smoke Your
Life Away
Is the truthful, startling title of a bool
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