The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-31

Who lust discovered MS uuuooI oo-o"y'
He had lost it, not knowing it was the
prize winner, and incidentally found 1t
among his bread tickets.
Pierre dispatch, 80: The land COM
missioner's Office 10 to-day apportionine
the interest and income fund on land
among the schools of the state. The
amount to be sent out is about S4l ,OOO,
an apportionment of 40 cents per capita
all school children Of the state.
Summer or winter at your pleasure at
the New Years party "Wednesday eve-
ming at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. B.
and c. H. Smith. Father Time and the
New Year will unite in receiving. Mu-
sic will constitute a feature OF the eve
ming. A pleasant time is anticipated
and all are invited to be present.
Charges for the evening will consist OF
ten cents for ice cream and cake or ten
cents for coffee and doughnuts.
Arlington Sun, %: Robt. Armstrong
met with a very painful and serious &C
cident last Friday. Near Lake Badus,
on the road home from Madison, to
which place he had taken a load OF eggs,
he was thrown from the wagon, the
wheel running all the way up his back
to his head. He was confined to bic
room for two days, but has 80 far recov'
ara1 on q q IN ho ahout.
A Brooklngs dispatch Of the Goth
says: The two men who held up II
Porter and robbed a grain buyer at Vol
ga some time ago, we're recognized here 6
few days G and chased by the officers
| When met. and before the officers coulc
get out their guns, the two men hae
them covered, and made them sta.
quietly until they had them at Ions
range. Then the robbers put spurs t.
their horses and escaped easily. Thes'
are the first criminals who have ESCAPED
the local officers.
A late issue Of the Grants Pass, Ore
gon, Observer contains the following
reference to former Madison citizens
"The Harth & Smith mine: This prop
erty is located on the south side Q
Grave creek and is noted for coare
gold and It's superior quality. p. L
Harth and son Henry OF this city recent
ly bought a one-half interest in thi
property and will tit it up for fast wor
as soon as possible. They have a hi
mine, plenty Of water and pressure an
will undoubtedly yield up big return
this winter. Nuggets weighing from g.
to $475 have been taken out Of tn
claim"
Sioux Falls Press, %: 1t looks as il
good many Of the papers Of the state al
being taken in by the Kafir corn liter'
ture that has flooded the northwes
Some of them are devoting columns
it. 1t is a fake which is being run
sell seed, and the newspaper boys ha'
been duped. 'Kafir' might more pro
eriy be spelled 'fakir.'"... No niue
Wuodt 10 COuituS lutO ohio uo o ouS
days, but:the supply Of oats has great
o increased. The latter product OF Il
farm commands IL cents a bush'
Wheat remains at 40 cents and no
have tumbled to $3.50 per 100 pound
n They are worth 50 and $40 at Yankto
For sale
A fresh mich COW. w. A. THOMAS
j. Best hard coal for $3.50 per ton, at t
bin, in order to close out.
S. r. MONTAGUE.
A. No excuse for ~sleepless nights VIII
you can procure One Minute Cou
Cure. This will relieve all %annoyanc
d cure the most severe cough and q
you rest and health. Can you afford
do without it?
FRANK SMITH
D. Don't Tobacco spit or smoke You
Life Away