The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-07

+. s., this evening. Election OF officers.
Geo. Vedder has bought the Archie
ellis quarter-section 10 Badus for
$1,000.
The \. ". {. L. L. will meet this eve
evening ut s o'clock ut the home OF Miss
Emily Clark.
Wheat, No. l, 81; No. ., 10. Flax, Sl.O1.
May wheat in Chicago opened ut %
and closed at 773is.
The Cofey & Larkin mill is being re-
painted on the outside TO correspond
| with the new elevator.
Mrs. Callinan: All friends OF Madison
hospital are cordially invited to the
! formal opening to- morrow afternoon.
Geo. Van Cunningham, Father
Stecher and J. W. Dawson we're arrivals
on the train from Howard this morning.
Departures by the eastgoing STRAIN
were Chas, Dielman and c. H. Weiss OF
Wentworth, aud Editor Osbon OF How.
ard.
Arrivals from the east thus evening
John DAILY, Mrs. Northrop. and Mrs.
Peterson OF Sioux Falls, mother OF Mrs.
S J. OGar.
Justice Holdridge tied the knot this
forenoon that made one Daniel Z.
J Courser and Pearl Learned, both OF
Nunda township.
, Arrivals from the north this morning
were Fathers Flynn and Donovan, Thos.
Sweeney, Mrs. Frank Scott and
daughter OF Erwin.
Coming. Don't forget IT. Enterta'n-
\ ment under direction OF Count u. n.
! Boyajiau. next Monday evening" the
4 18Th. a. the opera house.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Smith OF Man
\ chester, =. d.. are in the city visiting
Mrs. Smiths brother, Paul Miller, Lately
returned from the Philippines.
All money on hand last night was sold
ut the directors meeting OF the building
\ and loan association. Next mouth, how
4 ever, an abundance Will be on hand 10
let out again.
al Geo. Cook, the ~jeweler. is Offering
. some special bargains in watches this
month and some excellent purchaser
Mmsy be obtained by calling upon h'm
NDo NOT fail to avail yourself OF the op'
$ portunity.
An investigation to-day by the city
4 auditor and aldermen reveals the tact
.lithat the expense Of running the electric
light and waterworks plant over receipts
Mis- so,lAo, for the year just past. This
q defc,t is made up by the tax payers.
M All those who are in doubt as to the
4 true condition OF their eyes will do vel
y TO call on Henry II. Frudenfeld, the vel
-~r,ovn optioiau. who will be here Nov
ember IA to 20, inclusive. Consultation
free: at DR.. Clough's office. Eyes o.
children and complicated cases I
m speciality.
m Rav. u. q. Lacey was up from Went
worth looking over deed records Will
N regard to his new church property II
m Wentworth. Mr.. Lacey expects to b
m Gin the erection OF the new Presoy
terian church in that village next wee'
M M and hopes to have it completed this yea
N vet. Architect Glatz Of this city VII
ovar.ee the construction Of the building
= Saldom Is a more delightful day es
!. perieoced for . fall election than that 81
s. foried the voters Of South Dakota o
-this 7th day Of November. 1899. II ce'
- tsinly is too good for . large vote IN tn
-,ural PRECINCTS. Even in the city tn
day passed of exceedingly quiet. L'tt
or no cauvassiug was done and vote
ware neither urged to 60 to the polls ~
molested when there. In the cour
house at the First ward polls. Fred ia
wm. Metcalf and N. B. Stacy preside
AZ Judges, and F. r. Van slyke and
II. HoldridRe as clerks. In the ooun'
r,om NJ the Second ward polls, r.
on stacy. s. P. Hall and John Norto
s~uperiutended as judges and Bert Sta
j.. and G. r. Tyfrell acted as clerks.
the small building east OF Tisrney bro
md blacksmith shop, in the Third ward
p uarlinc, j. A. Sherman aud Il.
-, rsrrand we're the judges and A.
Nor,hrop and Nj. Dugan. clerks. l
Fourth ward had its polling booths
w. no office Of the Koehler livery barn I"
the judges we're Fred Palmer =
paha,ts r. I. Fisher, and the cierl
Angle and s. Wooley.
u -
er. One house to rent and one Tor sa'e.