The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-23
,outh part Of the state on the morning

south part OF the state on the morning
train.
. Howard Pres, o.: r. 8. Person re.
turned Tuesday from Washington. Mrs.
Person goes to Huron Saturday and the
family will leave for Washington the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. Simmons are re.
ceiving many congratulations over the
safc arrival at their home last night Of a
little Miss. Thie is the first instance of
a colored child being born in this county
and is therefore something of a historical
event.
A. A. Abbott and T. E. Mclean OF the
Madison creamery have opened up q
butter and egg shipping house, in the
building formerly occupied by c. A.
Kelley, on upper Egan avenue. They
received forty cases Of eggs to-day from
outside towns almost before they were
ready for business.
IA prairie fire is reported to have run
Fin-cnA% thrsshing machine at work on
Phillip kimmerman's place yesterday
and to have given the people there much
work fighting fire besides a bad scare.
The machine, which belonged to Mr..
Coty, was narrowly saved as were the
buildings on the place. Some grain in
the stacklbeing threshed was burned.
The boiler Inspector for several states
was here yesterday and inspected the
boiler and machinery in the city power
house and pronounced all in excellent
condition and of the size and kind best
adapted to a city Of this size. j. G.
Robinson of Minneapolis, the contractor
for the electric light plant, will arrive
Monday to inspect the system and pre-
pare for the opening test. The rheostat,
large belt and arc lamps have. not yet
arrived and are all that are lacking to
make the plant ready for operating.
Howard Democrat, %: Talk about
prosperity-heavy hogs OF choice quality
in Chicago sold lost week at $3.50 per
hundred. A year ago the top of the
market was $40 for heavy and 1855 for
light weights. Two years ago the top
was 1896 and three years ago $5.25....
Miss Mary Marqusrt entertained a
number. Of young people Of Winfred
Wednesday night, including Misses
Sadie and and Olive Woolcott, Annie and
Maud Anderson, Matte and Maud
Singer, Louise Simmons, Mary Price,
and Messrs Claude Rice, Murt and
Johnnie ..Chapin, John Mcleod and
Homer Deuel.. A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
IA very pleasant surprise party was
given H. H. Holdridge and bride by
their friends at their home last evening.
About 125 self invited guests went there
provided with all the n~ecessaries to
make an enjoyable and successful affair
and the social features OF the occasion
were made delightfully."- pleasant. Judge
Holdridge threw open his spacious
residence and made everybody welcome.
In the course Of the evening Judge
Williamson called the newly married
couple before him and in behalf of the
assembled company in q neat speech
presented them with q mahogany rocker
and divan which was duly received and
acknowledged 10 grateful terms. Re.
freshments brought by the guests we're
also served which contributed very
materially to the pleasure of the
occasion.
Next Tuesday, October 26th, the OPEN
ing day of our grand Majestic cooking
exhibit, all are invited to'call and exam
inc this great range and test results.
KUNDERT & FITZGERALD.
"Dr. Fenner's Dyspepsia Cure"
az the name implies, is simply for Dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. It should be gu
perior to the general run Of preparations
and prescriptions because prepared by q
physlcian Of many years. study and OK.
perienoe, whose writings on medical
questions are accepted q authorities.
II not satisfled after using one bottle,
your money will be refunded by Frank
! Smith Of Madison.