The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-16

u Ihul'iy VI ILL. WOOd, 1Ol Uor resi-.
den'", but for the past several years re.
siding in Iowa, have Ieturned to Madi-
son to rema,n. NJ. Wood has not yet
arrived but is expected ut 40 early day.
Geo. Cook, the ~jeweler, is Offering
some special bargains in watches this
month aud some excellent purchases
may be obtained by calling upon him
Do not fail to avail yourself of the op-
%portunity.
a Catholic church fair has been in
progress at Ramona Outing the past two
days which has been very successful.
Several Madison citizens attended last
evening and report an enjoyable
occasion.
S. A. Cochrane OF Bookings wss in
the city to-day in the interest Of the
farmers institute which he contemplate
ed holding in this county next month.
SO far he has not received much en-
ooura cement aud will probable abandon
the project.
A. Il. Fuller who returned last even
ing from southern Iowa, states that hs
has two points in view for placing his
motor line-one 60 sell outright and the
i, other to take the management OF the
line IN the new location. He has not
yet decided upon a plan for Ito disposal.
Prof. &. Antin. the noted clairvoyant
and ~palmist, is in the city and may be
consulted on all past, present and III.
ture events. lie gives advice on love,
courtship, marriage and divorce. His
counsel is invaluable in lawsuits, bust
ness matters and Investments. Madison
house, room 10.
Brakeman Jack Craney got the thumb
OF his left hand p~a'ufully pinched while
coupling care at Bryant last night. He
did not receive surgical attention until
he arrived 10 this city this morning and
then the thumb WAS badly swollen and
i, was not deier mined whether any
bones were broken, but probably not.
Jack takes his misfortune philosophical
~ aud says it is one OF the Injuries OF
rHilroadiug.
The Hyde elevator at Wentworth
.sausshed out" last night and dumped
10000 o lo,CO0 bushels OF wheat on the
ground. The building wGs known to be
I overloaded for several days and had been
gradually opening seams, but the agent
was unable to secure cars to load and
thereby tighten the elevator. The loss
y will not be very great, but the JOB OF
scoopiug up the fallen grain is not ex-
\ rected to be a picnic for the workme
\ The display OF shooting stars did not
4 meterislize this morning rs advertised
but instead this section was greeted with
y a gentle shower OF rain which 5000
ceased and then our brilliant November
snnshine came out and remained with
us during the day. The only thing 70
. be done under the circumstances Is &c
wait thirty three years for the return Of
n \ tho meteors and then take a look al
Al them. In tho meantime spooney youne
m mamie have our permission to 60 star
N ~ %oaz;no whenever two OF opposite sex arr
gathered together and have q supply o
IN nretty nothines to say to each otner
m The stars. God bless them, never te'
m love secrets.
m T. ia new to old. time South Dakotan
n haar tho young farmers banter eao'
: other ON the amount Of corn they cal
husk in q day. 1t is only the last sew
eral years that big fields OF corn nav
been raised in this section, o wh''e
il quite customary to have husk'n
matches in southern Illinois, portion
Of Iowa and Fsbraska. it has not oeen
=. oommou game for stakes in this oountr!
IRut to-day We heard several youp
d. farmer lads talking At up with sue
h.nters az "IIl bet you I can husk fittee
4, hu.hals more corn in Q day than yo
o.r" without q tsker. It's all right. to-
=. there must be plenty OF corn in II
country or the boys wouldn't be talk'r
shout hueking It.. The corn talk r
AL n,;rded no OF that very modern sayin
re- "More corn, more whisky; more whisA
ler no,. democrats" Ever read To-
ny before? :
A. the Model, To- nay.
chocolate Esuolair.
Cream Puts. :,
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