The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-25
kDlES SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS.
4 have a nice line of waists in Flanneletts, Wool,
atn Silk and Flannel D. MckINNoN.
In Capes we have some exceptionally good values.
IN Elegant Plush Cape 50 inches In cc IN
length, trimmed IN Thibet Fur, onIu 00.0U

20" VI OIunam, II. r. Knight OF
Clear Lake, and Paul g. S~hspedky Of
Gary we're registered at the Madison
house to-day!
The drying north winds OF the past
three days have put the grain stacks in
good condition and threshing has been
resumed everywhere.
Landlord James has aforce OF painters.
plasterers and carpenters at work on tho
Lake Park hotel and is going to make it
shine as good az new both outside and
inside.
Wheat took q JUMP OF two cents in
the local market last evening, reaching
50 cents; and holds to-day at 54, though
the eastern market fell two cents. Flax,
80 cents.
The w. &. I. U. meets with Mrs. j. L.
Hubbell tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock. Subject. Equal Suffrage. Pa
pers BY Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Thos.
Carey. All women are cordially invited.
Geo. Tuttle, Capt. Lsson and w. v.
Duggan, OF Flsndrsu, arrived from the
west on the morning train. Capt. La.
son went on to Wentworth where he
speaks to. niet and Mr.. Duggan remain.
ed here in the interests OF the Mystic
Legion.
Dell Rapids Times, 81: O. n. Smith
went to Madison, Tuesday, to attend to
some business and returned home the
next day. Mr.. Smith is a great lover Of
a game OF whist and is trying to get the
Dell Rapids players TO go up to Madison
and have a turn with the whist play rs
OF that city.
Mrs. A. p. Harling has been enjoying
a visit for a week from her two cousins.
Charles and Peter Mitchell, OF Milwau-
kee, Wis.,, who returned home this morn
ing. Mrs. Harling received word yester-
day OF the death OF an older sister, Mrs.
j. A. Barker Of Minneapolis, Saturday,
the first break by death in u large fam.
lily Of children.
Sioux Falls Press. %: Brandt Lake is
alive with ducks on their flight for
warmer waters. Fred Geurin and G. II.
Evans returned from there yesterday
with seventy ducks and had previously
shipped in sixty odd birds. Perhaps the
parties named are extra fine nimrods
and to this more than the plentifulness
OK the ducks is to be attributed their big
killing.
Sioux City Journal, "a: When a Mil
waukee freight train from South Dakota
slowed up near Isabella street yesterday
morning seventy.tive men jumped from
the cars and walked toward the business
district OF the city. Detective Harvey
met the body OF men and asked one of
those in front who they we're. The fel-
low said they were returning from the
harvest fields and had money. "We're
going to buy our breakfast and get out
OF town." he said. They went to res
tsurants, ate q hearty meal and then
walked across the Northwestern bridge
into Nebraska. "A great many harvest
hands," said q railroad man, "sre send.
ing their baggage to Sioux City by ex'
press. and this week l believe a great
many OF them who gre beating their way
will arrive in the city"
1t file the arteries with rich red blood,
makes new flesh, health men and women.
That's what Rocky Mountain tea will do.
35 cents.
FRANK SMITH.