The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-17

Charlie jerks departed by the morn-
ing train for Chicago, stopping at sew.
era points Ell route.
Meeting OF the German conversation
club with Miss Herrig, at the home OF
Mrs. jill Williamson. this evening ut s
o'clock. i
Everyone is cordially invited to the |
conundrum eociuble at the Baptist
church this evening, November II.
Admission 5 cents. s.
S. A. Cochrane OF Brookings departed
by the morning tram east, having aban-
doned the project OF holding a farmers
institute here, at least for the present.
II. H. Edwards %: Sioux City, repre-
senting the Il. G. Dun & Co. Mercantile
agency, has been in the city the past
couple OF days interviewing our business
men.
Milton Kramer returned from Salem
last night, his father and the attorneys
IN the case OF Hurley vs. kaufman re-
naming. The case Was still on trial
when Milton left.
Geo. Cook, the j~eweler. is Offering
ONE sp ec,sl bargains in watches THE
mouth aud some excellent purchases
may be obtained by calling upon him
DO not fail to avail yourself OF the OPP
%portunity.
j. VI. Preston's matrimonial agency
continues to dispense happiness with q
free hand. License to we'd was to-day
! issued I o John Boyer OF Wayne and
Annie Borchardt OF Concord, q very tine
looking young couple.
The Current Events club will meet
with Mrs. Carey next Wednesday even
ing. The program desires presented the
\ best witty saying and it's author, also
the most singing sarcasm and its author,
ia tie opinion OF members.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader. l6: DR.. /,
\ Y. Stevenson will in the near future, dc
4 part for Germany where he twill sper d
some time in one OF the famous medical
and surgical institutions taking an adj
vanced course. He will be one q greater
par, OF the winter.
VI Prof. q. Antin, the noted clairvoyant
y and palmist, is in the city and may be
consulted on all past, present and III
4 ture events. He gives advice on love
courtship, marriage and divorce. h'f
counsel is invaluable in lawsuits, busi
meas matters and Investments. Madison
house, room 10.
81 Sioux Fslls Press. l6: Farmers living
4 in the north part OF the county state
j that typhoid fever is quite prevalent II
that section this fall and they are unable
Nj, account for it. Several members O
Tho family OF George Gardner who d'et
: last week OF the disease are down Wit
. tvphoid. but are reported to be recover
ing slowly. 1t is not unlikely that 'm
>, r,ra water ia accountable for the trouble
Sioux Falls dispatch. IA: Bishop W
m II. Hare left here this afternoon Tor New
m York city, where he will for three week
~ have charge of the work OF Bishop Potter
m rho. as a member Of q committee on tn
work OF the Episcopal church IN IN
m countries which have recently com
,,dar the control of the United States
m haa gone ON a tour OF observation I
N y H.v.ii and the Philippine islands.
Madison and BrookinRs met on Tn
. Grid iron again this afternoon az 4:S
The teams we're manned rs follows: MAT
Iison-Tesm and substitutes: h'nn
- imam. Wilhite. Mitchell, Curtis, Wo'tn'
F. Ginder, Schultz, Miller, be'lkna'
. Waters, A. Koehler, Moore. Stoddar'
BrookinQs-Tesm and substitutes
Couuel, Thomas, Pahlmsn. Hsyter' Ma
thevs. Stevens, g. Allen, Hart. johnson
Baldwin, H. Allen, Jones. Young, Er'o'
Dc son. Woodley, Simpson. Msoke'merr
The game is in progress as We go
An immense crowd is in a
tendance.
70. @. Refshsuge OF Iowa has closed . 90
9TH A. G. Schmidt, the real estate DEF
i, =, for the purchase OF the JUN
schm,dt farm, $50 acres, Tour mil
rorthesst OF Madison, for $4,000. IN
!. the largest single deal in Lake ooun'
farm land. that is the n'gnes' priv 7. :.
nd = farm, that has boon paid this year I
course, the Julius Schmidt farm Is
in .ood one. and there are many otne
equally % good in the county, ou' -
in .ale 10 an indication that farm 'snu
pe. now :. premium. A. G. Schmidt
.r. meeting with excellent success 10 n.s :.
l.v 800 business, having closed OH 'Fe'
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