The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-14
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marry McCre0Oy r0tutuou W 0ooAooo'
LMr. and Mrs. Fred Ball went to COL
man.
Weather report: Fair and warmer
to night. Friday fair.
Editor Bushnell Of the Dakota Farm
or went to Sioux Falls.
+Father Flynn returned this morning
from st. Cloud, MINI. :,
H. b. Williamson, who has been IN the
city for a week, went west this evening
Prof. Wheaton took the morning
freight train for Pipestone and the
north.
The remains Of Mrs. F. H. Beckner of
Roswell, who died OF pulmonary con-
sumption, were shipped east by the
morning train to Usage, Iowa.
Assistant Dairy and Food Commits.
sioner Smith OF Minnesota, who has
been attending the state dsiryman's
meeting here, left for st. Paul to-day.
MI. Smith will long he pleasantly re-
membered for the many and instructive
talks on the dairy questions he gave the
institute.
Pipestone Star, 81: Tom Rae, the
Madison wheelman, wa seer on our
streets bright and early this morning
wheeling through the snowdrifts. It
takes more than . blizzard to keep Tom
OF his wheel BY the way. from CONVEX
sation Va heard 10 the depot today, Tom
il thinking very seriously Of moving
here from Madison.
\ Bankers and capitalists are just q tri
fs wary st purchasing county warrants
under she new sssd grain law. They do
not mistrust tho soundness OF the coun.
ty's promise or it, ability, eventually. to
pay, bat ars not sure shout the law
itself. The Lake county commissioners
fnd this : IN obstacle in disposing Of
their warrants but hope TO close nsgotis-
tions in . day or two.
A. w. Holdridgsis third snnual "Corn
Belt Enterprise" . four-oolumn four
page paper, printed on book stock, and
devoted 70 advertising the advantages
Of Lake county a . farming country,
was issued from THE DAILY LEADER
press to day. This very creditsbls pub
LEGATION, an edition OF 1000 copies, is full
OF information in regard to Lake coun-
~ realty and shows Mr.. Holdridge to be
q hustler Of no mean proportions.
. The banquet given the state dairymen
at the Lake Park last evening vas at
tended by nearly q hundred people and
the social amenities kept up to q late
hour. Everything was Of the enjoyable
order. President Wheaton, Secretary
Bushnell, Mr.. johnson of M~ontrose, E.
q. Parker of Highmore, E. r. G. Gross
OF Lake county, and Judge Holdr,dge
and Editor Corner Of this city, made
happy postprandisl speeches. The two
latter are credited with having made
the shifts" Of the evening. On the
whole the state dairymen 60 away feel
ing that they have been both highly
honored and highly entertained.
Y w. r. Smythe il engaged in copying
from the records the entire field notes OF
this county in order that he may make .
correct map Of every subdivision Of land
in the county tor the use Of the county
officials. The map will be about four
feetsquare on the scale Of half an inch
TO the mile. He will also make for the
county . much larger one Of the city,
both maps to Be finished in colors and
very distinct The location Of all roads,
school houses, churches and other pub
lie objects will be clearly indicated and
the maps complete in every respect.
Mr.. Smytbe Intends 20 take ten or .
dozen copies Of these large maps for pri-
vate sale to anyone who may wish to
buy.
For Rent-A six room house. Apply
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