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

Chicago opened at G9la and closed at
Co.,.
Departures by the IL a. m. train were
Mrs. id. OBr'en for Edgerton, Mimi,
Mrs. 1. Lannon for Flsndrau and G.. II.
Smith for Dell Rapids.
Arrivals this evening: Mr.. aud Mrs.
Jas. Cooley OF Cascade, Iowa, parents OF
Mrs. John Crow and Mrs. J.J. O'Brien:
+. Is. Davis, p. n. Lame.
Regular meeting Madison chapter, @.
r.. s., this evening. On Thursday eve.
ming OF this week the chapter will enter
tain Mrs. Jennie Shirk OF Redfield,
grand worthy matron.
Geo. Cook, the ~jeweler, is Offering
IN special bargains in watches this
month and some excellent purchases
may be obtained by calling upon him
Do not fail TO avail yourself OF the OPP
por,unity.
The directors OF the building and losn
association at their meeting last evening
loaned out $1,000 to as many individual
shareholders, by lot. Other routine
business OF the association Was alec
transacted.
4. G.. Schmidt received a letter las,
evening from Geo. Il. Vedder. stating
that he aud wife had reached San Diego
\ California. rented rooms and had settled
\ down to enjoy lite for a time. They hsc
I spent a week AT Colorado Springs bu'
did not like it very we'll there, then wen
10 Los Angeles. thence TO San Diego
where they thought they were going t
y like the locality.
\ DeSmet News: Cressey's Cuban
Philippine lecture filled the opera hous
TO the doors. The only criticism v
heard was, it ended too soon. A splen
did entertainment. Pictures OF Morris
\ on, Latin, Hubbard, Gen. Sheafe, Ton
Smith and others known TO our peopl
4 we're st~ar,lingly l,ielike. No wonde
4 Cressey has crowded houses wherever b
a goes. At Madison opera house Deceu
Der s.
Sioux Falls Press, 4: Noluntar
Weather Observer Carter furnishes tt
y Press with the following data conoernir
4 the month OF November: The maximu'
a. Temperature was on the 10th, at whic
time the Thermometer stood IS degree
above zero. The minimum temperatul
~ Was IL degrees on the 3rd. The tot
= precipitation for the month was .6S. III
4 number Of clear days was .. part
4 cloudy days 2, aud cloudy days 8.
4 Hicks says December will open vii
warm weather and continue until at
lnev moon on the 2nd. Sharp cold "
follow. running to the 9Th. Stor
neriod il central on the 9Th, change
AZ, varmer weather and winter storm
From 9Th and 18th storms will Prev
m excited by magnetic influences, VIII
~ ~ marks the winter solstice. Storms
.nov and rain from 18th to 18th, folio
:. m ed by cutting cold and high northwe
: M winds. Rain aud NOW will again SET
}. m AZ sull moon on the 10th, and bl'zza'
ous gales prevail from 18th to ~
M Gold wave will extend all over I
}. m country. Reactionary period from :.
n o5th. with snow and rain, fo'lo"
y: again BY cold. For last five days WIN
= .torms Of wide extent will develop, a
continue to closing days OF 20 and
- opening days OF 1900.
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