The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-31
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w. L,ouie's laundry basket
goes IN tn" morning
',., Geo. Cook was a passenger for
MINNEAPOLIS to visit for " week.
:, G%,endenning departed for Ar
,,,,ap on the nor,hgoinv tram.
v,oa, took "A drop OF twocents to day.
80 ,no,lng Il cents, No. 2,'5 and
fnSl'd.
n LYONS, sister OF J. j.. Fitz-
gerald, ven, TO FI"ndr"u to visit " SICK
friend.
uo,har'. meeting in the basement OF
-, Presbyterian church ut 3 p. m,
Wednesday.
Arrivals Tins evening. Rev. \. N,nLe,
,.,3r,r, Francis and Mrs. Elmer
>.anhereon and children.
lac Noornn. brother-in-la Inv OF the
a.4 VI. W. Daily arrived on the evening
an nom Massachusetts.
Mrs \. Rn,hs. OF Concord township,
vbo has lous been i'll with spinal trouble
snow hardly expected To live long.
List, ,,ween F,,zgerald's store and
C.arn~y : barber shop Saturday evening
abgrksklu. wool lined mitteE. Leave nj
tbs oi'h".
Miss Nellie l.annon went To Worthlng-
II. N.nn.. accompanying Mrs. ". j.
OCannur who returns home from her
VS.. here.
Arrivals from the west this morning
we've: Mrs. y. Tuttle OF this place. MIR.
Beers o' Lake Preston and John Nc
N~cAn Of Wlnfrcd.
Tie Young men OF the Christian En-
leayor society will give "a supper nj The
Presbyterian church next Friday from >
Tsp N. The High school orchestra
MI. pa! on the accession. Supper, ID
cents.
Departures east this morning by the
Il O'clock Train were: Presiding Elder
DoJ~an for Flandrau. Miss Carrie \.
Actune for Sherburne. Mimi, Chas.
Da'o. fUr Lincoln. Neb., and ID. }.
oCouae.l Of Ramona, for Sioux Falls.
Ame"tIng in behalf Of the improve
Rent Il the Normal school grounds will
be held AZ the Normal school building
'h- evening. 4 good program is as
SUED. admission free. All citizens
Interested IN the improvement are or
dlai!! Invited to be present.
her" viii to q grand temperance
'A@! az Ia" opera house next Sunday
evening, The meeting will be addressed
.! ley. {. +. Hager. state lecturer OF
we Anti-Saloon league. Enthusiastic
"e"''hs@ ara being held throughout the
S"''' People arc interested and great
s'"as have greeted Mr.. lIager in other
towns.
Bishop Taylor, the old AfrAen mis-
,"AaF!' veil remembered by many
.Aa''h'liaans here, has gone into re
"e'"h' IN the eastern part OF this
ANU! 70 spend his declining years II
I''u'7 81 the past. Theold Soldier o.
"'F''S is = years OF age aud he lately
~ " IMP OF 1900 miles into the in,
:" ~ Africa in a covered wagon
'SA'hg h gospel wherever he went
m" club is being projected into III,
" .''' arena by Mrs. Harry Chnles ano
y'' VI. Hnlstead, to be called the
"s Married Peoples club, into which
retired unmarried mel will bt
n"'"''n. Its objects are to cultivate
accomplishments OF euchre- playing
'''e'hg ns "A means OF social enjoy
n ana the meetings for entertain
M. - IN those lines will be held alter
Wy Tho first will be- a dance to
-, 'N evening at the Lannon building
tF tl v
""''h good music will be forthcom
"'' an enjoyable time promised.
a, y" .n'ted States Experiment Static,
Ssa, looh'ngs has issued a bulletin o,
p,, wheat OF which we give the princi
0, p',"'s as follows: Light, shrunken
bs 49, seed OF any kind should never
m0ko " full yield is desired. L
Seal 40 difference how the injury t,
vinas brought about, whether by no
yepo,'' wet weather, frost. animal OF
stack parasites, burning in thu
terior ON or any other causes. II in
rsaso $3.50 be sown q good crop canno
oulv s" "''y be expected. The best ant
have h "'e Varities to SOW are those thai
0. SOM en proved adapted to tho ~localit,
d,tion, 0 - locality having like con
b The quality oe The sesd shoul,
sue q Ihoan Aaai,aA IN Ah> n,nr