The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-13

'"'c'S uds IeAseu the MOTEL at
Salem and expects to depart for his
ne" place with his family next Thurs.
day.
Local market to day: Wheat No l.,
IS cents, No. =, 4G; flax, sl.O7.
May wheat in Chicago opened at 705a
and closed at 7lis.
j.. A. Grabb, a stranger, was run in for
a drunk Saturday night and this norm
ing was fined S and costs by Justice
Holdr,dge which be paid.
w. W. Glrton hes bought two lots on
the east side OF Washington avenue Just
South OF Will Boyd's residence, and ex.
poets to build there IN the spring.
Jacob Busz and wife, brother and
sister OF Mr.. and Mrs S. j. Cle!snd, hav-
ing sold their farm north Of Madison de
paired for Alta, Noble county, lnd.
Robert Nuuemaker who has been
running his threshing machine in Lake
county this fall has laid it up aud to day
returned home to Fillmore county,
MINI.
The funeral OF the deceased child Of
NJ. and Mrs. Alvin Koehler. was held at
1 p. III. yesterday, Rev. Hugh Robinson
conducting services for the family at
their rooms.
The county commissioners are III
sion this afternoon making the official
canvass Of the recent vote OF Lake
county. We will publish the official re.
,arns tomorrow.
DIR. Frudenfeld. the optician, OF Sioux
Fslis, arrived on the evening train aud
will be at DR.. Clough's office the rest OF
the week. As an opticlan the doctor
has a fine reputation.
g Count G. X. Boyailan and cousin, Ba-
ron DeZoux. arrived from the west to.
day. The latter has just returned from
the Kloudike. Boyajian lectures ut the
opera house tonight.
f.. Kramer and sou Milton, and Az
torneys Porter and Farmer went to
Salem to-day by way q Sioux Falls &c
try a case in the McCook county cour,
between J. W. Hurley and Kaufman
Bros.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler. is offering
come special bargains in watches this
month and some excellent purchased
NAV be obtained by calling upon him
DO not fail to avail yourself OF the op'
portunity.
Those who have been fitted with
glasses BY Henry II. Frudenfeld. the op'
,iciau, are requested to call on him dur
inc his next visit. II any change is re
ouired in the lenses it will be made with
out charge.
Prot. G. Antin, the noted clairvoyan'
and pallnist, is in the city and may %
consulted on all past, present q III
ture events. He gives advice on love
courtship, marriage and divorce. III
counsel is invaluable in lawsuits. ousl
neas matters and investments. Madison
4 house, room 10.
, The foot ball game Saturday Afternoon
= closed in favor OF the Pipestone TEAM
20 0. what it stood at the end OF the frs
half. Our boys could outwind the Pipe
stone lads easily and had they played al
end game, it is asserted would nav
beaten their ~opponsnts easily. On q III
: game they were too light for the'
opponents.
Tie entertainment tonight Will .
both instructive and entertaining
There will be q unique representation {
Armenisns, Arabs, Egyptians et'
Three different wedding ceremonies vi
, Ia uniformed. The Turkish prayer WI
be given and other special features IL
,roduoed, Don't fail to be presen
Reserved seats, $50; general admission
$50; children. loo.
: The old drainage trouble on Secon
70 ..raat between Henry Smith and Il
c;tv has again come to the surface IN
1t .hraat Of the former to sue the city 4
u, damages. Surveyor Smythe has bee
..kino levels on the ground this ate
10 MON and finds that the street 10 fro'
It ~ Mr.. Smiths place needs a Ill OF q TO-
and a.half. This done would relieve Il
N o;tv Of o responsibility but would n
= haln Mr.. Smith any as h's lot is oelo
orade. and his only u would DO
grade up bic own premises.
n Part OF residence 20 ssns. Apply ppSo,