The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-22

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tor Momence, H., to visit q sister.
Miss Grinager, the milliner. presents
. new advertisement 10 this issue.
Miss Vaughan aunt OF f. H. Beatty,
departed for Hurley to visit brothers.
Local market. No. ., wheat 50 cents;
flax 90. May wheat 10 Chicago opened
ct 7aaa4l and closed at 1914.
Harrison Morris and wife OF Colorado
Syringe who have been visiting Mrs.
Bellrood, departed for Minnesota points
on their way TO Cincinnati.
Mics MelIa Maokay gave q party to .
number OF her young lady friends from 5
to 8 this afternoon, at the home OF her
mother Mrs. w. A.. Mscksy.
Supt. Biederstsedt's last class OF sp-
p~licsnts for teachers certificates, &c in
number turned out 10 second grade
teachers, Is third grade, the rest being
failures.
Regents Blair and Spsfford arrived
this afternoon to look into the feasibility
OF connecting the new heating plant
with the old dormitory aud the probable
COST OF piping from the plant TO the
building.
Chss. Miller OF Franklin had a letter
yesterday from his son Paul Of the Fret
South Dakota, o at San Francisco.
Paul has been in hospital. and is just
able TO get out and walk around. His
weight hes fallen Of from l72 to la
pounds.
Surveyor Smyths returned from Woon.
socket AID Howard this morning, having
surveyed the new park aud artificial
lake, seven miles 10 extent, at the former
place, sno the new wsterworks system
at the latter. They struck water last
evening at Howard in digging the new
city we'll.
Pierre Capital, 90: State Treasurer
Schamber yesterday received q letter
from Ross, Washington, signed Lewis
Wix, ia which was enclosed S6.25, which
the writer stated was conscience money
he had been owing the state Tor q mum.
Der OF years. It will 60 into the general
fund.
II has been known for some time that
Ian Msclsren has been critically study
ing modern church methods, and the
results are now to be public in the Lad.
lee Home Journal. His first article ls
called "The Candy. Pull System ! q the
Church." and in this he frankly states
What many have felt but have scarcely
vsnturned to publicly assert with regard
20 social tendencies Of the .ohurch. The
great English author will then handle
"The Mutineer ia the Church," and
after that answer the somewhat startl'
inc question, "Should the Old Minister
be Shot?"
The South Dakota's weather bureau
orop and climate bulletin for the weeA
ending September Is, says: Ihe
temperature averaged about thu
normal for the week, with cool nights
On Sunday morning, the 18th 'nst'
frost occurred over the northeastern
counties, light IN most localities, heav,
in some, but no injury to staple crops u
reported and but little to vines ans
vegetables. Fair to copious rains OCCUR
red over some Black Hills ana east
northern counties Friday; otherwise tn
rains we're light, in showers. Exoeptinl
slight interruptions By local rains, tn
weather, on the whole, was favorable TO
thrashiug and hsying, and for mstur'n
corn, standing hsx, late vegetables an
melons.
L. W. Tsbvick and w. E. Sinner. ger
tlemen from Iowa and Minnesota, VII
came out a. guests Of Hon. Chas.
Kennedy to look Lake county over, r
turned home this morning with . qua
tar section Of Lake county land each
their pocket, and one Of them intends I
= -noesees another quarter before be stoI
buyioe. MI. Kennedy ,nforms this =
norter that be sells . farm almost evei
day. and no matter how much . md
NAV oome out p~rejudioed against tn
country he invariably goes away 'oud
biz praises Of it, beauties and poss'o''
IT.. Mr.. Kennedy's testimony IN tn
regard 10 only additional evidence OF y
wonderful drawing power OF soutn ~
hota,e RESOURCES and opportunities %
= . D..,,. hr.r> mt nv the expeElooO0