The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-04-24

Something new in the cigar line--the
La Flora de Conway, ut Jerry Craney's.
II. H. Cuisine is on the streets again
after a protracted illness, looking rather
pale and weak.
Conductor Whites train coming south
this morning killed two cows on the
track neal Bryant.
Mrs. j. G. Callinan was a passenger
for Austin and will also 20 TO Minneapo.
Lis before her return.
Departures for eastern points this
morning we're Geo. II. Farmer, Mrs. ~.
Lannon, W. II. Wagner.
Rev. Is. A. Rayson and wife departed
tor Woonsocket and DR.. Daniels for
Oldham on the evening trains.
DO you want the best Scent cigar in
the market? Then ask for the La Flora
de Conway at Jerry Craney's.
Mrs. Tyrell departed on the morning
train for Santa Cruz, Cal, where she
will spend the summer with friends.
Mrs. y. c. Kennedy is somewhat bet.
ter to-day though very low and faint
hopes OF her recovery are entertained.
Remember the Good Templsrs lodge
to. night. Good program and election OF
officers. All members requested to at
tend.
Brookiugs Register, 20: J. Y. Rose.
warne, OF Madison. preached two rafting
good ermons at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Mrs. j.. b. Koehler surprised many Of
her friends to-day by appearing on the
streets. She expects to start Tor Hot
Springs in a few days.
4. daisy 5-cent cigar, the La Flora de
Conway at Jerry Craney's.
Editor Osbon OF Howard was a pass
enger for Omaha on the morning train
4 week from tomorrow he will sail from
San Francisco for Manila to bring back
the remains Of his son.
Noble Grand: There will be a meet.
ing OF the Rebekahs at $50, sharp, to-
night TO make arrangements for the fun
ersl OF the late Mrs. Peter Marquart
Come early as the Camp meets at s.
Two sisters Of the late Mrs. Msrquart
OF Bloomisdale, Minnesota, and q niece
Mrs. Henry Ripe, Of Fsirmont, arrived
on the evening train. Other arrivals
we're Geo. Fits and wife from California
and II. b. Williamson.
C.. II. Roberts is making quite an add
ton to his residence in the Thirc
ward. Geo. Birran has Q force OF men 81
work moving his blacksmith shop FUR
ther to the rear Of his lot and placing \
on a new UNDERMINING.
Thos Feneran displays the stars ane
stripes and the union jack from the por
ticos OF his residence in commemorat'or
OF the capture Of New Orleans 81 year,
ago to-day by F~arragut's fleet OF wh'of
he was q heroic member.
Keep in mind the "Old Folks' conoer
on tho 18th inst. The receipts from thu
entertainment are for Q public improve
ment-the Normal school grounds-ane
not for private gain. Every c't'zel
ahould be 1t the opera house next fr'ds1
evening.
Tux DAILY LEADER hes been permit
tad 10 inspect some very interesting pho
tur.s Of scenes in Manila, Cavits o o
the naval squsdron q Philippine waters
can't home to hls brother BY deore'
n.rtrand OF company g, Fret Sontf
|. Dakota volunteers.
Mrs. Boyington Of the southeast par
. - n. county who was msngled with
~,ulverizer last week, he's returned "
non.oiousuess though suffering severely
Sh. has most pain from her hand which
%. nearly out through at tho wrist sn'
then split down thrrugh tho hand
Moutrose Herald, 81: A sufpf,s
party was gotten up Friday evening :.
tho pupils Of the Montrose sono0, s.
Clyde Hupp. q former school'"a'e 10. ..
, ohio same over from Madison anu ""
Waiting in town. The party was ne'a :
! thu home Of w. II. Hughes ana . p''"
ant time reported.
I, Frank Hitler drove up 70 u'u
mast market with . COW in tho vaso,
. this forenoon and Furnished the uy,s' !.
ere with some excitement WV" =,
,,s in the shop the horses s."r'e1 ~" y
and being partially held by 1o" '