The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18
showers aud thunder stor,us in south,

John Walsh drove up from Montrose
this morning and from two miles this
eide OF that place Tor the next ten miles
he came through heavy rain storms.
Peter Dakus OF Pennington has done
some threshing Of barley aud oats and
Gays the former runs about 81 bushels
10 the acre and the latter 40 bushels.
Henry Ward Bsecher said: "Goethe's
poem. Faust, has done more 10 elevate.
purify and illustrate the difference be-
tween good aud evil than sl the sermons
ever preached"
Hear the quartette in the cathedral
cen with the laosdie Faust Co., Miss
Laverne Hlnokley, soprano, Miss Jennie
Cleveland. alto. Claude {. Macarthur,
tenor. Elliott Autbrony. basso. Opera
house. August 23.
Salem Special. 10: Horace Pa,tee aud
his stepmother. Emily Pattee. OF Mad
ison. drove down Tuesday afternoon and
after obtaining permission from Clerk OF
Courts Salisbury. appeared before Rev.
Shepert. aud were married.
Henry II. Frudenfeld. technical OPP
~tician, who has been attending M east.
ern medical college. will resume his reg
ular visits TO Madison on August ~, 30
and 81. lie Is better fitted than ever to
sdjns, lenses in the most difficult cases
and guarantees perfect satisfaction IN
every instance. Consultation free; At
DR.. Clough's office.
10 producing Faust at the opera house
next Wednesday evening 10y the Laba-
die Co, the entire stage will be cleared
OF everything aud only the company's
scenery used. During the presentation
| OF the drama selections from the grand
opera Of Faust will be rendered by Prof,
Jas. NJ. Powers, pianist, and Claude I.
Macarthur, violinist. Prices, reserved
seats. IS cents. general admission %
cents, children - cents.
The Sioux Falls papers OF the 18th
thus announce the death OF u former
resident OF Madison: al. Boore who
removed to this city about two months
AGO with II. A. Lucas and entered In the
real estate business died this morning at
the residence OF Miss Jessie Grlswold
where he had been boarding, OF typhoid
fever. Mr.. Boore VA taken with THIS
ailment shortly after his removal to this
city aud gradually grew worse until
| asa,h came this morning. The remains
will be taken to Sibley for burial
The following from the Sioux Fails
Aryus.I%sder OF the 18th inst. refers to
q niece OF Mrs. John NJ. Munson OF this
city: This community was startled thus
morning by the announcement tina.
Mrs. Harry Peterson, daughter OF
County Treasurer G. l.. Norton had died
suddenly after q short illness. Few OF
Mrs. Psterson's friends even knew OF hel
illoess. 1t seems that she was taken III
about three days ago nothing serious
was anticipated until last night wnen
che began sinking rapidly aud passed
away this morning. Mrs. Peterson was
twenty. three years old. She came &c
this city an infant with her parents "no
always resided here"
Contractor Simms who Is putting ~
the heating plant at the Normal school
has eight men ct work on the job and II
making good progress repairing the
plant in tho old building and digging
tho trenches from the plant house q
the old and new buildings. The oui'd
,ns for the new plant 10 nearly enclosed
Contractor Simms having sub-les THIS
All the msterial Tor the new heating
plans 10 on the ground except the oo''
err. Mr.. s,mms hss . months WORK ye
ahead OF him. HE contract calls 10
putt;ne 10 the new plant, repairing tn
|tunins in the old building and lay'ni
The piping to the new dormitory, ou'
doe not include putting the system 10
70 the latter. -
Ovine TO early fall purchases, N. y
Mc9iiiivray will close out bic entare lln'
- S.sh ooode st prices that VII! com
m."d ~ Attention OF oil. The q ~
olndse neat and catchy styles 10 ses!'
eissnss. nm armures, satin stripso y.
droo, piquss, crspons, esiaee... sss"r
otc. The will b % e1ceslees 0pSS ~
IL % purchase : ans plscs o. so0'' =
low dguro. $3.50
;1xtv ree,deuos lots Tor salet DO 70 ~
~ ELMER SHERIDAN.