The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-12

A. 1. Clark OF Lime Springs, Iowa has
been in the city for q few days looking
the county ove with a view to tarting u
bank.
The tin roofing and chimueys OF the
hotel ut Bristol we're blown off last
night and caused oil occupants q Sleep
less night.
Business meeting OF Epworth League
at NJ. f. church tonight. Regular cleo
ton OF officers. There should be u good
attendance.
Remember Geo. Cooks special prices
on jewelry continues all this month
Come early to get the benefit Of the
large assortment.
Will Shaw OF Oldham, Dan O'Connell
and David Dooley OF Ramona, went
south on the train to Sioux Falls to-day
the latter to have an eye treated.
Father Flynn drove to Ramona this
morning to minister to Mrs. Casper
Berther who WAS thought to be fatally
, i'll. The reverend gentleman returned
by the III q. III. train.
John Mitchell and wife Of Lester
Iowa, who have been visiting the form
er's parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. f. ID. Mitch
ell, for IA week, returned home. w. S
CastletiDe, also OF Iowa, who has been
looking over our county, returned home
Last evening while wrestling in the
city hall with Ray johnson, Albert Flo,
fell on his arm. %iracturlng it at the ell
bow. badly. The fracture WAS reduced
by DIR. Clough and though very painful
is thus far doing AS we'll as could be ex
pected.
The board OF control OF the South
Dakota Fireman's association has select
ed July 3, 1, 5 and 6 as the dates for thu
1899 annual meeting OF the organization
The place for holding this attractive
event has not been decided. 1t is still
open to competition.
Horsemen OF the CIT, had a little ex
element to-day in = race between
large horse belonging to some camper
in the ueighborhood and H. y. Bangf
running mare, at the track. The rae
was aquarter mile dash for a purse o
$40 aud the stranger won by about tw
feet.
Ex.SarRt. Maj. G. A. School Ut til
Beuchanaland police, will speak at tn
NJ. f. church next Sunday. Monday an
Tuesday EVENING" he will lecture, sdmit
sion to which will be Is cents for adults
10 cents for children. Besides relstin
his thrilling adventures, Major Schoe
gives an exhibit OF numerous relics an
curiosities from Africa.
Two elevators containing 5000 bust
Gle Of wheat and a large quantity {
oats. Mt Airlie, q small station east
Flandreau, we're burned during the hig
wind last night. At Lake Preston tn
people we're considerably exercised Il
. awhile, the large smokestsck OF the mi
burning out and huge binders OF nj
, cent flying into town in ell directions.
4 The grand lodge OF the A. .. U.
, which adjourned at Redteld yesterda
a morning, decided to hold its next NEE
i, ing 1t Hot Syringe. provided the raj
a roads will give . rate which will redu'
cost 20 same figures u il held esst
tho river. II not the grand lodge vi
In hsld 1t Madison. Should tho graz
!: LODGE succeed In securing the rate
Hot Springs, then Madison stands
linz for first CHOICE the year following.
Geo. Cook,: the jeweler who recent
v;.ited Chicago, made . long list OF pu
ohaaes in HE line which will b eager
soueht BY his customers. In tho line
ohes. he 10 prepared to offer seaui'
.old. filled oass, At eAD up. In the
sh.r. ar. exosllsut values and bargain
Hi1 HAT OF novelties 10 the largest ev
brought 10 Madison, and comprise Cyl
no chains, sash clasps and buckles orae
. lets. b~reastpins, beauty pins. FANCY q
pius, and hundreds Of little mic .
dear to tho hearts OF the ladies O
which are indispensable in the orname
~t.t;on Of handsome costumes. Call a
i. examine these novelties there is SURF
- something among them that you va
Dick Mills, Manila letter in the no
4 ard Democrat: Take the native WON
- a class and they are strictly v'rsuo
A, Tor dress, l an straid i would o