The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-21

Regular meeting OF Gen. Shields Post.
g. AR. NEXT Monday evsning-Septem-
ber %.
The mother and sister Of Harry c..
Grsyum were arrivals from st. Paul this
morning.
Arrivals Of the lsts train last evening
were Roy Kennedy, Miss Iva Cook, d. D..
Holdridge.
A girl arrived ct the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brace, southeast OF town,
Yesterday.
Harrison Morris aud wife Of Colorado
Springs. are visiting Mrs. Bellrood, sis-
ter OF Mt. Morris.
Arrivals on tho train from tho east: !
J. d. Howard. Sioux Falls, H. P. Smith
aud John George, ]. G. Codey.
Wheat in local market, 50 for No. 2;
FAX. o.; barley. %. May wheat in Chi
cago opened anu closed at 744.
Chris Rsnsch is putting in new plank
sidewalk in front Of his two buildings On
Main street, rear Of j. A. Johnson's
store.
Thoe. F. Zimmerman Of Sioux Falls, G.
H. Nilsson OF Alexandria, w. W. French
OF Colran, were registered at the Mad.
ison house.
Mics Lena Klotzbach accompanied by
Miss Anna Wingert OF Independence,
Iowa. are visiting 10 the family Of the
formers brother, G. NJ. Klotzbaoh.
Oliver Brown, forman Of the round
house, jackson, who has been looking
after his threshing in this county re-
turned home on the IL a. N. train.
P.J. Ryan departed north last even.
ing. having been assigned new territory
by his company in the central part OF
the state north aud west OF Lake Pres.
ton. He will got home about once Q
month.
Alden Sampson OF Woonsooket was IN
the city to-day and made an engagement
with Carlson Bros. to put in two fronts
OF cement sidewalk week after next 10
that town, with the prospect OF halt q
block.
l\The oyster season opens at Under
Bros. market, Thursday, September q.
With the famous Peerless brand, direct
from the wharf at Baltimore, Md. They
have that delicate salt water flavor 90
much sought after by the oyster epioure.
A. G. Gray, proprietor Of the toe.
phone exchange arrived this morning
from Harmony. MIMI, with his house.
bold goods and his wife and daughter
arrived on the afternoon passenger.
He expects to take up housekeeping in
the rooms upstairs in the Opperud
building.
Lars 6unde returned from his visit to
NORWAY. looking much the better for
his foreign trip. Mr.. Sunde came back
on the Oceanic, the largest and most
maoniioeut vessel afioat on her first
VOYAGE across the ocean. There were
Prone 1900 passengers aboard, two weeks
|from Bergen aud seven days from
Liverpool.
The city council met Last evening for
general business aud were presented .
petition BY w. W. James for perm'ss'on
IN Law = aidevalk across the street from
the mill east to his warehouse. The Pc
tition va referred to tho street commit
tee. Peter Marquart was instructed &c
nut in q cement crossing on Egan aven'
ne from Mc0illivray's 70 J. A. Johnson
corner.
!. We have Just received q fall ant
vinter line Of Ladies' Fine Shoes. Alst
= full line OF warm shoes. Call ano 80
them.
r.arce house. stable and quarter block
loround 20 trade for land.
OHAs. B. KENNEDY.
AGENTS wanted, TO coll Doctor Oongerr,,
~fprivate) book for ladies; just 0ut: o
oolored plates, GOO pages, o0tnt Itee
Amerioan Publishing House. Onicsgo'
Q n r. Turner, CONDITION. Mo-, WA ours'
LOT piles BY DeWitt's Witch Hazel SAW
. 80 eu6eriug seventeen years ena ny
M over twenty remedies. Pnys,o'ao
Ia surgeons endorse Il. Beware Q
dangerous counteefeits. ao...
For rent, house Of three rooms ~
ply q this ONCE