The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-04-20

Chris Schultz having nicely refitted the
Abrams house, moved into i this after
noon.
The register OF deeds room ct the
court house has been treated to new
papering and paint.
Do you want the best Scent cigar in
the market? Then ask for the La Flora
do Conway at Jerry Cransy's.
The Presbyterian delegates returned
from Fandrsu, Mrs. Ed. Holmes and
Mrs. Holston we're also on tho evening
train.
City Auditor Rae issued certificates
OF election to-day to all tho officers elect
in city and school governments and they
can now duly qualify.
La Flora de Conway. q choice Cigar,
8 cents. at Jerry Craney's.
Jesse Case drove put 10 the slaughter
house with Q "oritter" this morning and
bad the pleasure OF walking home, his
team running ~aw.ytfrou him. No dam
age.
The y. p. S. c. E. will give 40 apron
and neck tie social next Friday evening
IN the Presbyterian church parlors. Ad.
mission ten cents. Come every o aud
have q good time.
Something new in the cigar line-ths
La Flora de Conway, at Jerry C~rsney's.
DR.. Daniels had a phone message
from Taopi last evening concerning the
condition Of Mrs. Boyington, which sta.
ted that she was delirious and not ex-
pected to long survive.
The "Old Folks'' concert in aid OF the
Normal school grounds improvements
will be given at the opera house Friday
evening, April %. The next rehearsal
will be Saturday evening.
D. C. Ricker, q former Madison resi-
dent, was elected Q member OF the city
council from the Third ward in Sioux
Falls over Dan Scott, city editor OF the
Sioux Falls Daily Press. Mr.. SCOTT had
represented the ward on the counoi foz
several terms.
A meeting Of those interested in the
driving park was held last evening and
subscription list stsrted with q view e
improving the track, building q grand
stsud. eto, Some horses will Be brought
in. aud Others here promise good raoe'
the coming season.
Eric Olson, 40 old and prominent o'ti
zen OF tho town OF Or!and. ten m'Ie'
south OF tho city, died this forenoon o
kidney troubles from which be has 'onl
bean . sufferer. llr. Olson with h'
family came from Iowa to this county i
years ago and has BY industry ana 10
teerity built up . oompenoy aud Q goo'
name for bis family. He was Q lead'n|
vorker in the Lutherson church OF tha
locality from which he will be bur'e'
. next Saturday at II Q. m, Rev. Svssre
~ofRcistiuR. Mr.. Olson leaves a vile an
, .even sous to mourn his loss.
OOVO0 49,
Climate and Crop bulletin No. !. Q
: the South Dakota weather bureau 70
this rear reached rs to-day and 10 10
the week ending April II. 1t sums u
= conditions - follow: Steady col
weather in January and February
= = 1899. caused the frost TO penetrate tn
= coil 70 an uuusuaa dspsh. and nosus'
. cold and wintry weather during nafo
kent the fields trojan In most loos''t.e
:: until tho frst wsek ia April. making 20
) opening Of the Drop season from Two
.hree veeks lister than usual. Oursn
: tho Arst decade Of April the weather ~
moro reasonable. 'ths snow meIssd' 70
aelds were frssd from surface frosts' %
On tho 10th spring wheat seeding oes'
oener.,ly, except in some OF the b'se
lam. counties, where it began two
three days later. During the week ~
.na.a. vhest seeding has been pusne
and hs. progressed steadily under vol
s.,,-.his veather conditions, with but
- ,;,ti. ,~nterruptiou, from wind. There
no report yet OF winter rye being 'n'uf'
:, au,;no the winter. With . condition
s..o-.hls weather, wheat seeding "
nrobablv be completed in central 81
~ .outh.rn counties during the week On
April Gath.
~ allowing the aooumulat'ons 10 !"
oE.l. n rema,u. the entire system
no,soned. DeWitt's Little Early Is's Is
es.slate the bowels. Try them q y
IA will always use them.
Cook 4 ODEE
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