The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-04

The latter informs Us that the ball game
at Sioux Falls yesterday between the
tlRndreau Indians and the Carnival
team resulted |" TO | in favor OF the lat.
ter.
Summer school at the Normal breaks
up to-day many Of the teachers in at.
tendance departing for their homes by
tho out going trains to day. They
have been closely confined 10 q hard and
successful terms work aud last evening
the young ladies especially broke loose
around the Normal aud hsd q hilarious
time.
+. Miller. contractor on the new dor.
mi,ory, arrived with q number Of men
last evening aud q dozen men are a,
work on the foundation walls to-day.
The latter will be completed 70 the level
OF the ground this week, where the cut
stone and basement windows begin. The
Williamson brothers OF jasper who ar.
rived two days ago and went TO Sioux
Falls to cut stone, found men engaged
ther" Tor that work and ret urred here
last evening and are now cutting stone
at the dormi,ory. The lumber for the
building will arrive next week. and soon
the structure will begin TO loom up IN
View.
lEna hAnsAr yekn Snsppral frrp, Nh
lshomA last evening says he found Thos.
VsnD oren aud family formerly Of this
place all we'll and exceedingly we'll
pleased with their new location. MIR.
Rocker reached the end OK his rail jour
ney ut klngtisher and hal TO drive 45
miles west and BACK from u railroad sta
ton 10 lind his friends. Mr.. NAnDoren
has u very good quarter section. about 80
acres broken. on which he has u very
the crop OF corn. Ii Is u good stock
country aud tine crops ot corn, kaiiir
corn.~ cotton, sorghum aud castor beans
ar. raised. Fall whsa. is also raised III
some places. Harvest was over and the
weather Was very sul:ry aud warm dur.
irg the day while Mr.. Rocker Was there,
but he said the nights were remarkably
cool.
The Madison ball team had its first
game since organization with the Web
s,er q today. The day was tine, the
attendance Ut the game large and On.
thusissiic. cheering whenever oppor-
tunity offered and rs readily hooting
sud jeeriug when ito fancy incl'ned that
way. The visiting team was made up rs
follows: +. O'Regsu p. Jack Zslusky c,
Iess Comiskey 81, Ralph Frary 10.
Spencer Abbott %. Ned E8an Bio. Dan
Bescher RI. Jack Murphy CT. WIN. Dahl
quist II. Extra men are VIM. Nc
Oullan, Chas, Severns, s. 5. leagtr.
The Madison team was composed OF
\. Steele D. ). Sammon G, Jones 81, A.
Moore 10. II. Steele 70. John Craney 80,
f. Hubbell RI, Guy Mitchell ct. John
Huutley II. The game started u very
prsttily. the Madison team IN Its hfst
two innings getting goose-e9gs hooRh
reaching so,ne bsses. Webster IN us
Nrss inning did not even get to q base
but ia ito sscond inning the home team
eeemed to loose its grip and Webster
batted them oil over the ground and out
into the weeds whore the ball MAS lost.
In this inning Webster run IN eight
~tsllies. At the end OF the fourth inning
Webster had received another goose egg
and the game stood II TO 3 IN favor o'
Webster.
Fresh mich COW. 9 years old, for sale.
Gro. VAN LANINGHAM.
For trade, a good residence with sta
/ BILE and large grouuds, ia this CITY, 70
trade TOR q farm. CHAs. Is. kNNEp
Go to tho Hospital for soft-water
baths, o5 oent6. Mrs. Callahan.
CITY resideuoe lots for sale, els to $500
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Large house, stable and quarter block
Ground 60 trade for land.
CuAs. B. KENNEDY.
"roley,s Kidney Cure has bsen tested
and found 20 DO all you claim Tor u,
have been giving il to my father
4 Il the only thing that ever helped
~ .,,e.s (2eo. e. HickOCk, Curtlee,
-" FRANK SIXTH.
rae readdeuoe property for J o.
s..~. CaAs. b. KENNEDY.