The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-04
MES SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS.
| have a nice line Of waists in Flanneletts, Wool,
lin Silk and Flannel d! McKlNNoN.
Social IN the rooms rear OF DR.. Daniels
/ office this evening.

the Watertown Journal, is registered at
the Madison house.
Volney futile and wife who have been
visiting friends in this city for a few
weeks returned home to Clinton Jc..
Wis.
C.P. Nash OF Lime Springs, Iowa, who
has beer looking after property interests
here returned home on the morning
train.
Irwin Pierce. formerly of this place.
who has been out here visiting friends in
Herman township returned to Monti
cello, Wis.
Wheat went back one cent and fax
four in the eastern market today. Lo-
cal quotations are, wheat, No. l, 40
cents; flax. SO.
Rev. n. NJ. Minnie was out on the
streets to-day for the firet time in four
weeks, feeling quite weak yet but hope
ful OF ultimate recovery.
Hon. Chss. f. Burke. republican can
didate for congress-, quartered at the
NJ sdison house to-day and interviewed
his political friends in the city.
County Commissioner Bingham re.
ceived n telegram from Ssnborn, Iowa,
announcing the arrival OF a new boy ut
the home OF his son Cliff yesterday.
Firemen's dance at the city hall to-
night under the auspices OF Hose Co.,
No. l. They always have q good time at
these parties and every body is invited to
join.
Oldham Carrutt OF Oldham WAS in the
CITY to-day. having been called 20 EgHn
on account Of the probable fatal illness
OF Ills brother.in.law, DR.. Horribly q
that place.
Vim. Metcalf and wife have been en-.
joying for a couple OF weeks a visit from
VIM. Howk,ns brother CT Mrs. Metcali
and friend, Chas. Baumgart, both Of
Burlington. Wis. The gentlemen re-
turned home to-day.
The members OF the Junior League will
hold a Bazaar at the NJ. +. church TO-
morrow between the hours OF ten and
four. Plants, flowers, vegetables
candies, cakes, and cookies and various
other articles will be exhibited for sale
The public is invited to come in and
purchase.
Hurrah for a good dinner! The ladies
OF st. Thomas church will serve a hot
dinner Saturday, November 5, from II
O'Clock until a late hour in the afternoon.
All the farmers are most cordially in
vited. The ladies will be most pleased
to give your wants prompt %atteation.
Dinner only 10 cents. Come all and
bring your families, ut Lannon's hall. =
Hon. j. f Kelley was a passenger on
this mornings train from the north
Mr.. Kelley Was returning home to Elan
drsu from his campaigning in the state
aud will spend the next few days in
helping look after Moody county. He is
very mu.h pleased with the outlook in
the state at large and PREDICTS a safe and
easy victory for the populist ticket
throughout.
Aberdeen dispatch, .: H. F. Scott,
the druggist, offered Monday to bet $500
against 1850 on Phillips election. In
the bank where he vent to draw his
money he was given a tip by the banker,
and withdrew the bet, stating he was
short OF funds. The republicans have
been called upon all Of their bluffs, and
will continue to be up till the day OF
election.
Supt. Daugherty is holding regular
teachers' examination with a class OF
sixteen applicants, as follows: VIM
OConnell, Blanche Gregor, Minnie
Thomas, Tilla Quensrud, Caddie Mo.
Larty. Tillie Reynolds, Amy Twist, Net
tie Twist, Letta Randall, Elsie Gill, Ma
bell Oliver. Nellie Mitchell, Carl Nunne'
maker, Edna Vanderhoof, Alice Cog
gins, Nellie Goggins.
New York Herald: "Mr. Alexander
Bull, son OF the great Norwegian, is now
in New York. He 10 himself a great
performer. He plays with a depth OF
feeling that reminds n of Ole Bull and
vet with an individuality that is not
weakened by this resemblance" Mr..
Bull will appear at the opera house in
Madison, Tuesday evening, November
Is.
When you ask for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept u counterfeit or
imitation. There are more cases OF piles
being cured by this, than all others COM
! bined.