The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-10

.? cents, No. Al; barley, IS; flax, Sl.O7,
May wheat in Chicago opened at ~
and closed at 7lss.
The Episcopal ladies dime social held
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il
Buckholtz last evening was nicely
patroni ed, very enjoyable, and brought
in the ladies' $40. 10.
Geo. Cook, the ~jeweler, is Offering
some special bargains in watches this
month and some excellent purchases
may be obtained by calling upon him
DO not fail 70 avail yourself of the op-
%portunity.
John Nedder and four other young
men who have been working in Lake
county during the summer and lately
employed on the Howard threshing ma.
chine, returned to their homes near
Portage, Wis.
On January lst, DR.. Frudenfeld, the
optician, will return to Chicago to con.
t,nue his medical studies. Those who
wish to consult him should do so on his
mex. visit as he will not be here again
until next summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. X. Vedder departed
this morning for Colorado Springs
4, where lie will visit a brother.in.law aud
il the climate il agreeable will remain for
n tune; il other wise they will proceed to
southern California. This worthy couple
leaves US mach to the regret OF many
friends. The other members Of the city
council we're present in u body at the
train to bid Mr.. Nedder good-by and
presented him with Il box OF nice
Havanas.
Teachers who have begun schools in
Lake county this week are as follows:
Brant Lake township, No. l,John Moses;
No. ,, Mamie Lewis; No. 4, Mary tItz-
gerald. Lake Center, No. ,, Alta Koch
Ter: No. 3, Ernest Kruger; NJ. D. Emma
Hoar; No. e., Ida Downs; No. !, May Me.
Almon. Wentworth, No. 4, Rose Ryan;
No. :. Eva Baldwin. Lincoln, No. 3,
Mildred Cogrove; No. 8, Althea Perry.
Hyland, No. s, Christina Seaton; No. ~,
Lem Relish. Bartlett, Mo-, Mary Shep-
pard.
+. A. Jones, pastor NJ. 4. church, Lu-
verne, Mimi: "Count Boyaj'an '
\ general satisfaction here. l have no
4 heard a single complaint. Personally
! WAS delighted with his effort. Miss
Frances Willard brought him to this
! country. mention this as an evidence
OF the brothers Renuineness." Count
\ Boyal,au will appear at the opera house
4 IN this city Monday evening, the l3th
\ Many oriental characters will be repre-
4 sented and q lecture given by one VIC
has a thrilling story to toll. Prices
; adults. 80 to %; children, 10. Reserved
~saats oan he had at Sm,th's drng store
= to morrow morning.
Al A. J. Webster and w. A. Thoma'
n drove across the gutter at the LAX
II Park. sitting on some loose boards OF
N the wagon, this afternoon, Inc oosro'
m ,urched forward on the horse and tn
N latter started with a jump that sent tn
m two men reeliug. Mr.. Thomas Tell OIL
m striking the curb-stoue with his hea'
N and the hind wheel Of the wagon ais
strnck him across the temple, making
cash which bled ~profusely. MI. wei
ster managed to right himself up ate
!, tho horse had run two blocks UP he"
avenue and finally rounded the an'm'
.,, .o.;nst the sidewalk south OF tn
Presbyterian church w'thous 'u'''e
: mishap.
The wedding Of Lumsu p. Nimoar'
the late Co. f, First south Dakota reg
ment. and Belle N. Gregor, daughter :
County Surveyor John dregor' TOO
Mace at the Presbyterian nance la'
o. evening. Rev. Hugh Robinson ofiic'at'n'
,ew immediate friends Of the coup
were present at the ceremony al.'
!. which they repaired to the home OF M
and Mrs. Geo. Senter, the latter q $751;
~ Of the bride, Of Herman township a.
Q nartook Of the wedding supper. Inc y
vited guests to the number OF forty
n,tv met ut the Lake Herman Tar
u,ha,e the dance was enjoyed and
sumptuous supper served. A most q
b. l;.htful time is reported by those in q
lie tendance. Mr.. and Mrs. Nimbar v
take up their residence in the o''y'
ais Dr. Il. y. s~tevenssn'
Tor ~. .va. ear. nose and throat spec'a'i,
~ - .Ss sion, Fails. will meet patients 10 .
-. u C.ouH - "a lake Park hotel on We
ID" ps..U., Il the 18th and Thursday, tho lot
o.m The doctor 10 too ~