The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-09-29

arrivals from the north: r.. A. Elp.
pc, DR.. a. +. Clough, +. Kramer and l..
s. Tyler.
Mrs. A. f. ClouRh and daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Sutton departed for Minneapolis
by the evening train.
Mrs. Harrison Elwell who has been
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. 4. w.
Tale tt returned to Glendale, y. d.
j. +. n. Rude arrived with his family
from Lake Mills, Iowa, last evening and
will take up his residence in the city.
The ladies aid society Of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. j. w. Golf,
| Friday afternoon. Lunch Will be served
at 4 p. m. anu everybody is cordially in
vlted to attend. .
Rev. l.. L. Keith will hold an open air
equal suffrage meeting next Saturday
afternoon and in the evening will give
an address at the NJ. f.. church. Mr..
Keith is Il spicy orator and worthy Of a
big audience.
The Illinois State Equal Suffrage as
ISOLATION will put two public speakers
into South Dakota this fall at it's W
expense, and Mrs. Dunn, president OF
the association, is one OF the gifted
speakers. She will speak at Madison a
week from next Tuesday.
H:.. r,.t;, - V-otor, c.;n bo
panied to learn that the aged gentleman
is in a very precarious condition from a
general breaking down OF the capillary
system OF the body. He bleeds profuse-
~. every pore OF the body being appar-
emily congested, and 10 his debilitated
condition life appears to be at u low ebb
Northwestern Creamery Journal: The
farmers OF Oregon, Washington and
California received such good prices for
wheat last year that they have some
what neglected their creamery. This is
"A very good thing for the Northwestern
creamerymen and they daily ship large
consicnments OF butter TO the coast
cities and receive good prices for their
products.
Orders we're received this morning at
the Madison depot for the assignment OF
conductors underj the changed service
on the Bristol branch to take place Mon
day next. Conductors Wells and Wright
are to take the through trains from
jackson to Bristol and Conductors Call
inan and White are assigned to the
freight service, the former probably
taking the west end run now held b,
Conductor Buckholtz.
We are reminded by a gentleman o
this city who who has just been on I
visit to Wisconsin and noted the chanR'
in farming processes there that u profit
able industry here would be chees'
making. Many years ago it was all whea
raising IN Wisconsin as here up to tn
. last year or two, but it played out AS
. debt ipayer. Farmers took to the COW
|, and the creamery IN Wisconsin, paid OF
their debts and began to invest surplu
EARNINGS elsewhere. Creameries there o
late however have been giving way I
cheese factories, a more profitable IN
: dnstry still. Occasionally the butte
!, market becomes q tritle overstocked Q
depressed, and because not always at IN
top.notch patrons Of oreamer'es drop O
and p~atronize it with indifferent regu
rarity. Hence we notice that IN LAX
county where creameries were getting
splendid start the past two years the
:, have this year relapsed somewhat, farmer
hava sold of much OF their stock b.
cause hiQn priced and have gone bac
to wheat raising. Ibis Of course is r.
. t~roarsdiuR, and the mistake will have
ba atoned for. An excellent investme1
In a creamery country is q cheese factor.
This is profitable at all times ana
especially convenient for farmers wne
them find butter market falling of
J. transfer their support to the chees
factory. Hence the suggestion OF u
gentleman above referred to: Why don
. some n go into the cheese-makit