The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-19
the new Cotfey l. Larkin elevator being

tue new COHey a LRfklO elevator being
built there.
Miss Bertha Meegars was q passenger
for Little Sioux, Iowa, to make it her
future home.
Jas. Slack who was down from Ramo-
ma last night reports q nice inflow
Of wheat to that town.
Geo. Ackley returned to Sioux Falls,
leaving Mrs. Ackley . few days longer
with her new friends here.
.Adolph Schmidt and F L. Soper
drove over to Brookings yesterday on
land business returning to-day.
Miss Ella Smith Of Minneapolis, MIMI,
takes the position Of bookkeeper and
stenographer in Mcdonald Bros. store.
John Walsh OF Montrose drove up to
Madison to look over his new house
which is fast approaching completion.
Wheat in local market, so for No. 9;
fax, 81; barley. %. May wheat in Chi
cago opened at. 1885 and closed at 1875.
Mrs. August Kettler OF Platteville,
Wis.,, arrived last evening on a visit to
her brother, U. I. Thompson, OF this
city.
Olaf Odee who has come through a
seiae OF typhoid fever at the hospital,
was down town to-day, looking very
we'll.
The school seats for the new depart
ment il the Opperud building have ar.
rived and school will begin there TO-
morrow morning.
The sixth grade kids OF the public
schools defeated seventh grade nine
yesterday at base ball by . score OF G
to /. 4 good game.
Lewis Msloney is taking away the
~lean-to at the rear OF the Sioux Falls
Brewing Co.'S saloon aud will erect q
new 2O.foot addition instead.
Ladies. when you are trading cal
at n. d. McGillivrsy's store and see
their carpet kaleidoscope. Seventy.f've
different carpet patterns can be seen IN
five minutes.
w. V. Clayton OF Bangor, Maine, and
son, Charles, OF Clayton, MIMI, arrived
BY the evening train and are visiting
their old. time scqusintances, b. Z. Ken
nedy and 10
Supt. Sherrard OF the Sioux Fallt
childrens' home was a eouthbound pas
seneer with q little girl to-day. III
says q very heavy rainfall occurred
\ in the vicinity OF Bristol yesterday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
September y, % and %. wall all be BIZ
DAYS at the state fair, iaukton. Tues
day, the 18th, will be soldiers day whei
|; the veterans OF three wars will be al
!! mitted free. Halt rates to the fair have
been secured on all trains in South Da
kota for ell attending the fsir.
Hubbell Bros. are to-day unloading
!. from a oar OF the Philadelphia :ant
Reading railroad, the heating plant To-
tho uew dormitory. The boiler ane
smoke stack are massive affairs, weigh
ing $4,000 pouuds, aud will have 70 o'
! drawn to the normal school grounds OF
! house moving trucks by windlass. Ines
, put in place the heating plant will o'
,oadv FIR service.
Aberdeen News, Is: The state eyno'
= Of the Presbyterian church OF Sout'
Dakota will meet in Aberdeen Octooe
. y 20 10. This synod met last in Abez
deem in 1892, and the ' years ths
have since elapsed have been marked b
. decided changes in the city that visitor
will readily appreciate. TIE resula
> time OF tho synod's meeting is the tirs
weak OF October. but - the Grain IA
.oa management claim the right OF va
tho frst week OF the month, the synod
nesting was postponed till the secon'
v..k. The Ladies' Missionary Societ
~ tho state will hold ito annual meetin|
In connection with the synod.
The county auditor 10 wrestling Will
tho new registration law which goes mt
eject before our next election and pre-
pairing HE instructions and lanks 70
Itovnship clerks. The lists OF voter
were taken by the assessors in Inc 'as
s~prioe's rounds. The township clerk
. have 70 make i've copies OF these-on
FOR their y olloe, . for the count
suditor, and three to be posted up !
oonspicuous places IN the township pre-