The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-16

TnItnesS uiIeu tue Town IN ROOO shape
TO day, though roads are rather poor
driving.
Arrivals OF the evening train: w. W.
james, Mrs. JOS. O'Brien and Mrs. John
Grow.
Mics Annie Collins who has been visit.
ing her cousins the Misses Tobiu re-
turned TO Sioux Falls.
The Misses Maggie and Julia Tobin
had their first outing today since being
taken sick, in a cutter rile.
Mrs. 4. W. Vaux who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G.. NJ. Farley. for a
week returned home to WATERFOWL.
Where are you going?" "l'm on my
way TO Frank Smiths drug store to get
a ticket TO hear the Swiss Bell Ringers.
Regular monthly mothers meeting at
Model school Friday afternoon. from :
to 4 p. IN. Subject: "Children's
Interests"
Invitations are out announcing a re.
ception to be given to Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Ot;ar, at the Lake Park hotel, Saturday
evening. March Is. inst.
Wheat tool: a slump to-day. the local
market paying 81 ceuts; fax goes up to
sl.0o. The Minneapolis market opened
ut 67i for May wheat. closing at G5Ss.
July cash brought G5l4.
G. II. Weiss OF Wentworth was a re-
turning passenger from Minneapolis on
the train from the north. lie reached
Bristol yesterday just AN hour too late
to catch the train south and consequent
~ had to lie over "A hours, over which
he was not in u very pleasant frame OF
mind even to-day
The Lake Park boarders put up
little concert and dance OF their own las,
evening. having u very delightful time
There is much music in the company
Mis-. Corliss being An artist in song sno
instrumental music. Miss Nina James OF
the piano and Ben Benson on the violin
adding much to the spice OF th'
occasion.
Ian Msoleren, who is now on a lectur
ing tour in this country, begins in 81
early issue OF tho Ladies' Home Journa
his latest piece OF literary work. 1t 's
series Of popular articles in which he de
fines the relation that . minister bold
TO his congregation; how 9 preacher i
helped by his people; how q oonRrega
t,oo can make tho most Of . minister
and other phases OF the most sstisfac
] tory attitude Of . congregation to q pas
tor.
rhe meeting OF the business men
league last evening to adopt constitution
and BY lave was we'll attended, sbou
thirty being present at q time and az
other. The committee presented a dras
. Of constitution which was d'scusse
] at much length in regard to some OF II
features especially the membership fe'
] dues. shares aud social provisions, upo
which there was little unanimity Q
: opinion. and the meeting had to sdjour
without accomplishing anything dehn't
: along several Of these lines.
The business mems league OF Siou'
a Falls which hes recently been reorgar
lied had . meeting Of it's diseotors Gale
. for last evening to appoint . oommitte
n 20 meet with similar committees fro'
= Madison and Tsopi interested in bu'lt
n ine tho new railroad between Sioux Fa'
N and Madison. The Argus Leader in r
t,rrine 70 the sppoiutmsnt OF this con
mit..e says: There u no question b.
THAT the proposed road would be
} great benefit to both Madison and S'o'
Fails. Several years ago . aoomm'ttse
Sioux Falls psopls spent some time 6
thia pro,sot and when they though
: thav had tho scheme buttoned up
railroad building was discontinued. II
gentlemen who have been busy tor sc
eral months on the project have MAJ
preliminary surveys, etc.. and are now
% poeition to offer something definite 81
it IL thought the road DO eec"f'
u with united action by Sioux FAILS u
Madison"
D. cannot name the rare joys. The 10
mite delights that ~intoxicste me s'n
!. 1ak;nU Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cent
: FRANZ SMITH
= Farm Fer sale.
" For tho very best bargains 10 "a,
,.nda. or any other kind OF proper
3. call * the Land Of3oe OF
j. A. SHlMERDA