The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-03
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an visitor today
cr;naser, OF Howard, WAS calling
:, his brothers between trains today
w.. ,ohn Holston was a passenger FOR
. ", Iowa, and !. ID. Smith for
n,ip,s on the east going train.
.;,.,s on the train from the north
4. Glendenning from Airing.
.ra Capt. Flagg and wife OF Pipe.
s,oue.
Martin Hetland q merchant OF Odd
-, has spent u day or two 10 the city
~. ,uss, OF Rev. n. M. Mime and
Audrew Lee.
u,ss ,Julia Kyenvold departed Tor Min
,.,,oI,s whence after staying a day or
,ro che viii so to Northwood, n. d., to
ysl, an aunt.
MANY friends we're at the depot this
uo,niu, TO bid goodby to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Tbos, Byrnes who 20 to Sioux City to
make their home.
N- and Mrs. VIM. Purdie OF Willow
I,,.s, spent the day in the city the
,lss, OF II. j. Munro, taking the
evening train for Howard.
Hugo Fllslnger takes considerable
pleasure these days III showing the beau
.,ul and fragrant blossoms OF IA young
o-arse tree IN his hefbarium.
Youu, mems Christian Endeavor sup
Der a, the Presbyterian church tomorrow
ryrllng. Supper only ID cents. Every.
boly come. High school orchestra viii
furnish the music.
Rev. c. VI. Cline: Prayer meeting this
ey~nlus at The FIRST Baptist church
Slp.ect: The Loru Del,vereth." Tins
Is $50 the time for oar regular covenant
dLl business meeting.
The University Extension center held
4. regular meeting last evening, Presi
Get, Beadle, leader conducting the exer
e.ses. Mrs. j. &. Iiubbell treated IN
paper q Mohammed, Mrs. w. w. Girtni
o,"Ihe Crescent and the Cross" Prof
J. v. Coll Of the Founding Of England
aud Mrs. J. j. Wright OF The Feuda
system About twenty-five members
Were present and the discussions wer,
ia.. OF interest. The lesson in two week!
from this date will cover the first hal
Ono. /, Of Progress"
brookinss Press, 81: Ilou. j. f. DlR
Mond returned home from a trip to Wiz
consul on Friday evening. He reports
That while he was there they had the
worst storm they ever experienced and
mat our South Dakota storms were moi
mat u little bit. r. f. Gaylord't
''t'e son, Clair. WAS taken Ill Friday
a'sh'' and last evening his symptoms
we're alarming. 4 consultation ol
PHYSICIANS pronounced the ailmen'
''f'nR't;s. The little sufferer sat re
ported better as We go to press, though
ue's BY no can out OF danger.
me promptest payment on record Of 4
"'s Insurance policy in this city, or per
"'Ps any where else for that matter, i,
,ns remittance OF $4,000 by the Banker
.''e Association Of Dss Moines, Iowa. it
"'or 81 Mary +. DAILY, wife Of the lat'
""' DAILY who carried a policy for tha'
a"'uht IN the Bankers Life. Proof o
Ne"'h was executed here January %
,sac'ed the head Office next day and o,
o''fuary :, a draft on the Nationa
u"h OF tho Republic was received b,
"e local agent here, Mr.. +. II. Jacobs
~,"'or OF Mrs. DAILY. Such promp
= business like methods will commend
"'''"cobs and the Bankers Life to tn,
.ofa''e consideration OF the public a
eood agencies to invest with an.
'"e hem a host OF friends in the com
1'un'sy and state.
- West, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
''es"'er in potatoes has been IN tn
IVY Tor a day making contracts for po
Mes with his local dealers, Morse 1
a"ro. 1t may not be generally known
''he latter are doirg a substantia
s'ness in the potato line even in tn
'''e OF winter. They shipped severa
w.; ''ads south a few weeks ago and
o'' OF DAILY LEADER reporter t.
snp e' nat. house today revealed u pile 0
100 bushels on hand, Sucked VI
ready for shipment. An expert i,
'ing potatoes has been employed TO
,ha ''a' days with other men ASSERTING
,.n potatoes into their different varie
So. una with the excellent quality Q
,ass a.a Dakota potatoes in general thes
''nen will make the choicest 9