The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-04
ter Ida. John DAILY and J.J. Fitzgerald.
The latter informs Us that the ball game
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tef IDA, John DAILY and y. j. FITZGERALD.
The latter infOrms US that the ball game
at Sioux Falls yesterday between the
FIandreau Indians aud the Carnival
team resulted IL to | in favor Of the lat.
ter.
Summer school at the Normal breaks
up to-day many Of the teachers in at
tendance departing Tor their homes by
the out going trains to day. They
have been closely confined to a hard and
successful terms work aud last evening
the young ladies' especially broke loose
around the Normal aud had Q hilarious
time.
T.. Miller, contractor on the new dor.
mitory, arrived with q number of men
last evening and q dozen men are at
work on the foundation walls to-day.
The latter will be completed 10 the level
Of the ground this week. where the cut
stone aud basement windows begin. The
Williamson brothers Of jasper who ar
rived two days ago and vent to Sioux
Falls 10 cut stone, found men engaged
thes. for that work and returned here
last evening and are now cutting stone
=, the dormi,ory. The lumber for the
building will arrive text week. and soon
the structure will begin 10 loom up IN
VIEW.
ChAs. Rocker who returned from Ok
lshoma las, evening says he found Thos.
vanDor-n and family formerly OF this
plac. all we'll and exceedingly we'll
pleased with their new location. Mr..
Rocker reached the end OF his rail jour.
uey at kinR.isher aud hal TO drive 40
miles ives, and back from u railroad sta
ton 10 lind his friends. Mr.. NanDoren
has "a very good quarter section. about 10
| acres broken. on which he has u very
| fine crop OF corn. IL Is "a good stock
country and tine crops OF corn. haihr
corn. cotton, sorghum and castor beans
are raised. Fall wheat is also raised IN
some places. Harvest was over and the
weather was very sul:ry aud warm dur.
,na In. day while Mr.. Rocker was there,
bu, he said the nights were remarkably
cool.
The Madison bail team had its first
game since organization with the WEB
ster team to-day. The day VA hne, the
attendance Ut the game large and en-
,hus,ustic, cheering whenever oppor'
~.uni,y offered and IS readily hoot'oG
and jeer,uR when i.s fancy inclined thai
way. The visiting team WAS made up 81
follows: +. O'Regsn p. Jack Zalussy Q
Ipas Comiskey 81, Ralph F'rsry 10
ansnoe. Abbott %, Ned Egan 30, Dar
Beecher RI, Jack Murphy CT. Wm. Dahl
ou;st II. Extra men are VIM. Nc
Oullap, Chss, Severns, 5. 5. leager
The Madison team was composed o
n. Steele p. ). Ssmmon c. Jones 49, a
Moore 10. Il. Steele 90, John Crnney 50
+. Hubbell RI, Guy Mitchell Of. Joh'
Huntley II. The game started out yer!
pre,tiIy. the Madison team in its flrs
two iunings getting gooss-esgs though
-aach,ns some bases. Webster in Il
trs. inning did not even get to a base
hut in its secopd inning the home team
esemed to loose its grip and Weoste
bat,ed them ell over the ground and on
into the weeds whore the ball was Lost
In this inning Webster run ia eigh
~.allies. Al the end Of the fourth inn'n
Webster had received another goose Ell
and tho game stood II to 3 in favor
Webster.
Fresh miloh COW, 2 years old, for SALE
Gro. VAN LANINGHAM.
For trade, q good residence With st'
hle and large grounds, il this CITY,
. trsda for a farm. CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
10 TO tho Hospital for soft-wat'
baths. 25 cents. Mrs. CALl''SAS'
City residence lots Tor sale, sl5 to W.
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Large house, stable and quarter bloc
!, Ground 60 trade for land.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
"Foley's Kidney Cure has been test:
and found TO be all you claim for J
! have been giving it to my father 81
D = 4 tho only thing that over helps
him." writes Geo. 9. Hickoox' CuF'''
1 Wis. a~,ru.
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