The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-24

parted for Des Moines, Iowa, to attend r
college. $
Special communication Of Evergreen /
lodge tomorrow evening. Work in ,
Nj. NJ. degree. l
Ed. Sunde. the local manufactures, has
placed on the market 1.-THE ChallenQe"
cigar. Try it.
Wheat in local market. No. l, 50 cents;
No. .. As; flax Sill. May wheat in
Chicago opened at 7o;'s and closed at
70aS.
A. g. Schmidt has customers Tor q few
more Lake county farms and would be
pleased to have those desiring to cell to
list their property with him at once.
+. G. Godfrey OF the Outlook office de-
parted to-day for Cedar Falls and Des
Moines, Iowa. to attend q deaf.mu
orstoricsl contest IN which he will be a
participant.
NJ. V. Dusean. state reseu, OF the lm.
perial Mystic Legion, passed east to
Pipestone on the morning train from
Aberdeen where he has just organized q
castle OF fifty members.
Geo. Cook, the ~jeweler. is offering
ONE special bargains in watches this
month aud some excellent purchases
may be obtained by calling upon him
Do not fail to avail yourself of the OPP
portunity.
The Young Women's Christian Tenn
p~erance Union will give q candy-pnll and
social in the parlors OF OF the Presby-
terrain church this evening at 5 o'clock.
All are most cordially invited to come.
Admission 10 cents.
The. Everett. alias "Scotty," aud Jack
Burk got into a drunken scrap to-day
and brought before Justice Holdridge
Tor consequences. They were each fined
81 and costs IN default OF which they
were sent to Jail for four days.
Julius Koepp OF this city met his
bride, Hannah Zooka, OF Milwaukee.
Wis, at the depot here last evening and
: repaired to the Geman Baptist parson-
age where they were married 10y the Rev.
\ A, TiI1ner. The groom and bride are
respectively Go and "a years OF age.
\ The ladies Of the Lutheran church
\ had a very enjoyable time at their social
last night and q large patronage. thirty
dollars was realized on the society quilt,
Ed Sunde being the winner. andlk'ndly
n donated it to the young ladies' society
1The other receipts OF the evening
y brought the total earnings up to sos.
Nj The death, for come time expected, OF
Miss Mabel Fay OF Burlington, Wis.
occurred last evening ut the residence OF
\ Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Kennedy. east OF tn
city. Miss Fay, who was q ne'ce OF Nrs
Kennedy, came to South Dakota Will
y har mother about ten weeks ago for he
health which had been poorly for eev
m m eral months at that time, her illness De
yelopiug rapidly in consumption { 0
m which abe died. She resided for som'
m n, time with her aunt, Mrs. Runkel, IN th'
o;tv later removing to Mr.. Kennedy
m wha,a abe remained until the grim mes
.o,oar came. Her mother and younge
m brother we're present with her dur'n'
~ ha- final illness. Miss Fay was |? year
OF age, a very amiable character 10 pa
= tent sufferer, and endeared to herse'
!, tho few acquaintance she has mao
, since coming to this place. her remain
= will be taken to Burlington, Wis., on %
II A. M, train, tomorrow, tor 'u'e'
ment.
Whatever may be said about the M
K,nley administration in general u
weather department is certainly .
Ike The flowers are still in bloom
Madison. Now, We do not refer to u
y" indoor h~ouseplsnte, but the outdo'
I'D aowers. Yesterday, Sverre "a
nd v.. s,rolline about City Park q.
r,ucked q dandelion in full bloom. p"
ar. .ra not lynn about this dsndel'on;' II
80, IN our table and is the genuine
,r t;ola. South Dakota is noted tor its IL
fal weather. but the Oldest 'nnao!'a
10 ;sr,t able to pick out a year 'na' y
-...hsr was 90 uniformly pleasant a.
.unshiuy as this year. Usually We se .
to- oold anal or two the latter part OF !.
tohar and during November ana 20
ent ,.-han. fine weather, but his year
have had nothing but continuous "s. -. !,
rie, NOR weather up to this date with =
on.ut warm rains. There are 70. sa
NJ. n r. b,rds flying about. Yesterday
pair OF wild osnsr'es nut
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