The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-25

w Asc CSONSCo
at Brookipgs college.
Elder F.. H. Grant returned to Huron
on the evening train.
State Supt. Barrett OF Iowa is in the
city, the guest OF DR.. Lowe.
Mrs. Beatty, mother Of E. II. Beatty,
returned TO her Minnesota home.
Mrs. Ksttler, sister OF O. T. Thomp.
son, returned to Plstteville, WIS.
H. E. Powell and family returned from
Aberdeen on the morning train.
No waiting between acts. Each mem.
ber does speciality sots that are new AND
novel.
Roy Kennedy took the evening train
north u resume his studies ut Brookings
college
Arrivals this evening: Mrs. E.
Kramer, Brakeman Russell aud wife, A.
F~rizzell, Esq.
j. II. 0imm aud wife OF Wilbur, Neb.,
are visiting the formers brother-i liz. law
Dr.. w. Z. Daniels.
Wheat, No. l, IS; No. 9, 50. Flax, 81,
May wheat in Chicago opened at 743ss
and closed at 754.
Father Stecher went to Montrose by
way OF Sioux Falls to assist in y 40.
hours' devotional meeting.
Father Donovan OF Badus won't east ID
Chicago 10 meet his mother who 10 com
ing out to Dakota on a visit.
Olaf Jerken Of ths south Tart OF the
county has contracted for lumber to
build q new house on his fs'm n.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Grinagst left for
Howard this evening and will thence 60
10 Lisbon, n. d., their future home.
With two carloads OF cattle from this
place, j. c. Cotrey will ship a carload OF
sheep to the Sioux City market this eve.
ming.
The High school oyster supper Satur-
day evening was dsintily served and we'll
~patronized. The receipts we're nearly
$50.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Brace who have
been visiting their son, Eugene Brace
OF the northwest part OF the county, Tor
a year, returned to Canada.
The band stand in court house square
is being fitted up BY the county authori.
ties with q new roof and other convent
ences. Geo. W. Knapp is doing the
work.
Peter Marquart was a passenger for
Ysukton on business. His neice, Miss
Mime Walter Of Fsirmont, Mimi. who
has been visiting in his family for some
time, returned home.
The Current Events club will meet at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. McClen-
on Wednesday evening at 1880. Pro-
gram: news items and discussion OF
plans for coming meetings.
Ono great, grand gala night. The
best topical songs, fancy and Rrotesque
dances, novel scenic effects, the bost
company and the best play that has
been presented to the public for yeare.
A play Tor the people.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church meets with
Mrs. Robinson tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Subject, The Freedmen. A
full attendance 10 desired, in order to
decide whether II is best to lake up .
new line OF work.
J.J. Fitzgerald drove to Villas this
morning end thence would take the
train for Ysnkton whore he will be to.
night. Mr.. Fitzgerald 10 . member OF
the state board Of agriculture and sup
erintendsnt OF the ticket department
during the state fair.
The class Of 1900, Madison High
school. wish to extend their thanks to
the public for their generous PATRONAGE
Of tho oyster supper Saturday night
alan to The DAILY LEADER for free ad-
yert;sina, and TO Mr.. McKinnon tor the
free use OF the building.
John Tue who for some time has oesn
employed as harnessmaker IN N. b'o.n'
.tasdt,s shop. left this afternoon 'o'
Howard, his former home, where ne soee
TO bid goodbye to his many ir'enos