The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-28
Mrs. W. A. Macksy accompanied her
daughter to OMAHA the latter returning

Mrs. w. A.. M0CkAy accompanied her
daughter to OMAHA the latter returning
TO school.
Wheat, No. 1, IS; No. 2. 50. Flax, 80.
May wheat in Chicago opened at 1914
and closed 1t 753s.
8. q. Westaby aud c. T. Westaby, OF
Herman we're passengers for Omaha on
the morning train to see the exposition.
Mrs. Chss. Klug and May Ginder, Of
Portage, Wis.,. arrived last evening on .
visit to their cousins Ginder BROTH
ore Of this city.
Conductor Harry Wells was taken
sick at the Lake Park last night and
passed . hard night OF it. He remains
here TO day, Conductor Buokholz taking
bis place on the eastRoing train at II q
m.
Frank Healy Of the northwest part OF
the county and Will Schnsiok OF the
south part are driving lumber for build
ing improvements on their farms, and
Emil Renus Of the north side has also
contracted for the building OF q barn
81 BY IS feet with basement.
Geo. Francis formerly landlord OF the
Madison house slipped quietly into town
Tuesday evening on his return from
| Wales, whittier he went several months
ago and has been quietly resting since,
being much worn out by his return
Journey. Mr.. Francis had q pleasant
time in Wales though ne met scarcely
anyone he knew, 80 long has it been
since he left that country.
The Normal school vas closed to-day
owing to the cold weather. The new
beating plant has not yet been put 10
operation for lack OF the furnace doors
though otherwise all ready to start up.
The doors. by an oversight, were left on
the flat car when the boiler was unload.
ell here and went to Canton with snothes
boiler on the same car. They we're order
ed back Immediately and should have
been here three or four days ago but uE
till this morning had not arrived. They
ore expected to Do ON hand this evening
The South Dakota Climate and CroE
bulletin for the week ending Mondsy
September Is, says: The temperature
averaged somewhat below the norma
over the middle, eastern and north
eastern counties; elsewhere about the
normal. There wss some light spd heavy
froet over the eastern portion OF the state
but no material damage resulted t
staple drops. Vines and late vegetables
were injured in some localities. Except I
f.v widely scattered local showers, tn
~eather hss been generally fair, Will
about tho normal amount OF sunshin'
and very little high wind, and the con
dit,ons we're very favorable for rap'e
-proeress in threshing, haying, the matur
inc OF corn and potatoes, completing
ssx harvest, and gr~ound-curine the
, prairie gross. The corn crop hes masu'
ed without any material INJURY frou
.arlv frost. and in localities considerable
! Il already in shook, or being picked. In
!, orop is good to very good 10 southeastern
! COUNTIES; poor to far in many MIDDLE
eistsrn counts; elsewhere mostly GOOD
: Flag harvest 10 practically completed
considerable d In stack, and fair to goo
! Yield and quality u indicated. batlel
: Ion the whole gave . fair to good yis!'
END quality; some discolored. Inc 5'e''
. and quality oe wheat 10 lower D . W
exnactedin the middle OF the seaeon
A GOOD crop q boy, Of good to e1cellsn
. Quality, he's been secured, and this wor'
rapidly progressing toward completion
Raports indicate thst tomatoes, on 20
vhole. have yisldsd unusually we'll TIL
I-ssesoa and ars q very rood quality
Aueslen Dsls.
place take NOTICE, that I will coll 9
.not,on. Saturday afternoon, 6eptemoe
, In sk I. a., oil my household GOOD
2 q nmblio auction, h front Of my stor'
70 the highest bidder Tor o~esn-csrpeS
stoves and furnitore. ~
Wn. LEE, Auctioneer. /.
:, There's Away hope while there's Oa
: Minute Cough Oure. IAN atssok :
pneumonis left my lungs y. . = - :
nd / IN near the tirst stages OF ~
sumption. One Minute Cough w y
Ioomplstsly CURED me" wsl.es a.s:.. - !.
y Henry, Bismark' y. y o'' !.
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