The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-10-07

V0 - OpVoV~ Nv
and closed at 1915.
Rev. II. p. Carson, d. D., Of Scotland
went east to-day to OCCUPY the Presby
terion pulpit at Flandrau tomorrow.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Gilmartin returned
homo to Iowa, leaving their little
daughter, Laura, to visit with Mrs. II.
A. Stahl.
Arrivals on the evening train: Mrs.
r. Buckho'z, Aug. Huenkemeier, brother
OF Mrs. j. b. Koehler, and Capt. Dolphin
and wife OF Lanesboro, MINI, guests Of
s. Wooley.
C. NJ. Klotzbach, w. f. Daniele. Mart
Crsney and A. G. Gray returned last
evening from the coursing races north
west Of Flandreau and report q large
crowd, tine races aud an exciting time.
Teachers who have begun schools
since September %, are Alice Gogg,ns.
No. 2, and Annie Pitts, No. 8, Winfred
school township; Mary Keegau, No. 3,
Vermillion, and Alice Laughlin, No. 3,
Bartlett.
Geo. Cook, the ~jeweler. is offering
some special bargains in watches this
month and some excellent purchases
may be obtained by calling upon him.
Do not fail TO avail yourself OF the op-
%portunity.
The report Of the public schools Tor
the month ending October 6, shows at
tendance as follows: Total enrolment
sol; high sohool, 100; highest per cent OF
attendance, 99.2. present in THIRD grade;
east side building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Clark drove to
Flaudrsu this afternoon to attend the
funeral to. morrow Of VIM. Dunn, son oi
their friend. Mrs. Mary Dunn. They
were apprised by telephone to-day OF bis
death by appendicitis.
During the next ten days Fowler 4
Schmidt will cell pianos at cost. They
can also sell . piano with mandolin at
tschment Tor $50. This is . local firm
and their instruments are ell guaranteed
You are cordially invited to Gall and ge'
their prices.
The financial statement Of The Msdi'
con State Bank which appears IN this
issue shows up the business OF that stable
institution in safe and prosperous CON
dition. The business OF this bank grows
steadily and as IL is under state super
vision and required to make frequent
public statements which are open te
public scrutiny from time to time it ha'
fthus earned public confidence.
JAS. H. Brink, OF Omaha, an expert
enoed baker and confsctioner has tsker
a position with j. ]. Craney in the Mode
Bakery. Mr.. Crsney is now prepared te
furnish patrons with first GLASS bakee
Goods. plain OF fancy and will deal only
in the best. Orders for oil kinds o.
baked goods will be filled promptly ane
sent By special delivery it desired. Gal
or send In orders.
The county commissioners finishes
their session this Afternoon and a~dloutnes
, until Monday November 10, after allow
inc a number OF bills and ~instruot'ng tn'
: auditor to renew insurance on the ooos
hons. to tho amount OF $500 in W.
. companies, before November O. 10
. I,ouor license bond OF Fred Kurth VII
August Hannsmann and Kate An
. Joseph Rea,h - suretiss, Wa sppro'e'
The Normal school ball nine played tn
H;oh sohool nine on the diamond tn
.-ptsrnoon. tho former players born
p.rov and Ben. williams. Alfred hu'
ous,t. Julius johnson, H. Hill, Waite
1,iven. Victor Valgrsn, L. Ourriss, Jol
Herring; tho latter being Msrquart' %
w.dden. Fiutssl, Stoddsrd, Wsdde
Norton. Koehler, Mcdonald, mostly q
,h.nd nine. The High school 'sds "
two to one.
n a.o.. nLeader, g: A telegram Jfro
c.rt.in A. B. Sessions Of B COMPANY
,..har 81. g. Sessions states that :
~. sou.h Dakota regiment will leo
Gan Francisco Saturday for home :
> po;sland. B company, sixty strong :
.rr,vs At Sioux Fslis Sunday tho -
= ~, This means that tho COMPANY :
u anslly i~oonssnted 70 VET n .S.. !.
:. probably also indicates '0a'