The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-23
Saturday. Warmer extreme southwest
portion tonight; warmer Saturday.

Po'''o" 'o'O'Sut, "dtlueE OHtuTuay.
The final receipt for homestead proof
OF John Kotti Of Wentworth arrived at
clerk OF courts Office to-day.
A. special excursion train will run
from Sioux Falls to Madison on Bryan
day-the Goth.
Mra. d. Z. Stoddard entertained about
30 ladies yesterday afternoon at tea in
honor OF her guest, Mrs. J. b. jerks OF
Wells. MINI.
This afternoon L. c. Bangs started
t, with Bay Billy for the races tomorrow
at Hillmsn's grove picnic in the south
east part Of Miner county.
Geo. Cook will continue the special
sale OF watches, and other articles OF
jewelry begun last month. From his
large sales he has still some choice
watches left.
Clyde Belknsp and Warren Tolles ar
rived on the evening train from iank.
ton, where Mr. ToIles sang last evening
and Mr.. Belknap graduated Wednesday.
MIR. Tolles 10 unable to walk owing to
rheumatism in the feet.
Tomorrow morning Messre. Sage, H,
q. Bangs and others depart for Water
town with Gray Eagle, Missouri Kate
No Rock, and all OF Mr.. Ssge's string OF
horses, to enter the races at Waterfowl
on the - and ~. There they expect e
run for blood money.
The Huron weather bureaus average
OF temperature for Is years gives one
warm feeling in advance for July. The
] mean or normal temperature for thai
month has been Il degrees, the warmes
July being that Of % when the average
was &c degrees. The highest WAS los II
tina, same month OF "a. The averag'
rainfall was q little over ; inches.
Kendall, the Sioux Falls horse buye
was in the city this morning interview
Z inc our horsemen for catches. tie wa
: at Oldham last evening and offered
!. man $500 for q driving team for who
: the latter wanted $500. Then he drov
: across country to Howard in the nigh
drove south OF that city l. miles tn
. morning to see q team which a ma
s wanted to sell for 1926, but when Nj
= Kendall, showed up, the team BEGAN
! Immediately worth $50 to the ma
Thus tho horse market keeps advancin'
s Many OF the Grand Army mon WI
s attended the enoampment at tlsndrea
g and those who went from here yeste
9 day to see the ball game expecting
3 oct a train home ut 9 p. IN. last even'n
: ~,atnrned ut 8 q. m. to day having bee
= ,hree hours on the way. The ads q
8 an;oyed the time however and made N
& merry. There VAS an immense crowd
q rl.ndreau according to report, but u
n hal, game between the Flandrau lnd'a'
and a Rock Rapids nine was an ea'
victory for the latter-ll to B. Al
" number OF fakirs appear to have p''s
their arts at Flandrsu and the Dove
M dance was . drawing feature
VIM. Jeuuiugs Bryan is to speak t"'
m m in s;oux Falls on the 18th, at 8 p
m and again In the evening This Is
m accommodate the crowds which "
m come should the day prove disagree
m ahla. Those from Q distance Wall "
,owed to hear him in the afternoon q
}: the Sioux Falls people will get the'r .
n~ortunity in the evening. The mo.n1
3 81 The 18th MIR. Bryan will BE- b.ouen.
M.disou by special train' speak ~ :
oh.utsuqua grounds right after o,nl
and take tho 4:lO p. m. tram not'n
Ahsrdeeu. Mr.. Bryan is TO MAKE
ouiok trip south after n's TO- !,
.naeohss in South Dakota Ds'o,
Fourth Of July he will % N us
vher. he speaks at rsus
s..h.rioe in the forenoon Of . s.u,
~. ss.no. going BY special train to As.s'
- d.liyer . Fourth OF July ora''0'
the afternoon. 49,
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