The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-06-25
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The Wentworth schools are holding
their annual picnic on the Chautauqua
grounds this afternoon and are joined by
a large number of other schools from the
country. A delightful time is being
enjoyed.
Ed. Sunde, sen of Lars Sunde, residing
three miles east of the city, yesterday
brought to TIE DAILY LEADER office
samples of oats and hard wheat headed
out which will apparently be ready for
the sickle within a fortnight, and this
thes25th OF June. y
The ladies of st. Paul's congregation
will give a lawn social at the Leonard
Jones school house, six miles west OF
Madison, on Wednesday evening next,
July l. Refreshments consisting OF ice
cream, cake, ETC., will be served end a
cordial invitation is extended to every,
body.
Huron dispatch, "a: The republican
primaries yesterday afternoon resulted
in the nomination OF Harvey j. Rice for
senator and John T. Baker and j. W
Houston for representatives. Alex. Nc
Intosh was nominated for sheriff, Hattie
ID. Grant for superintendent of schools
and all other present county officers
were renominated. The senator and re.
representatives. are for Picker for United
States senator.
Last evenings rain storm developed
into a hail storm IN the southeast part
Of the county. B. B. Bowel reports
very heavy hail in Franklin township
which cut the corn considerably. The
hallstones were as large cs walnuts Ant
very hard as Mr.. Bowells people made
ice cream with them after the storm
Geo. Stsley reports from Chester tc
tbs effect that the hail cut the corr con
siderably in that township and that b.
has 60 acres OF oats laid as fiat as a pan
cake. An immense quantity Of rain fel
in these sections also, which lodged gIai'
especially oats and barley, but farmer
say it will rise readily again. AL. Dyken
from the northwest part Of the count,
thinks they had even a heavier rain il
the evening than we had in the ~vicinlt,
OF Madison, but saw little lodged grail
on his way to town. Rudolph Smith re
ports grain badly lodged in his neighbol
hood in Pennington township.
jerks & Cross store is headquarter
for fireworks. All the latest designs.
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life.
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