The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-23
p. M. tomorrow to arrange for Festal

3 p. nj. tomorrow to arrange for Festal
Day.
Sheriff Lowe OF Murray county. Mimi.
visited his brother, DR.. WIN. Lowe, over
night and attended to some business
here.
Mrs. John G.. Smith and daughter
Lulu departed for . six months visit
with Mrs. Smiths people at Edgerton,
Ohio. whom che has not seen for Is
, years.
Mrs. Y. Il. Walden this afternoon en-
tertsiued a party OF young ladies at )
O'Clock tea. complimentary 10 her neice,
Miss Cox Of Minneapolis, who has been
her guest several weeks.
Manager W,llhite received the follow.
ing telegram to-day from the manager
OF the Huron opera house where the La
badis Faust company played last night:
.Faus. was tirst.clsss." This company
appears 1T the Madison opera house to.
night.
Joe Ryan who has sold his interest 10
the Model Bakery to his partner Jerry
Craney. departed to-day with his family
for Sioux Falls where the latter will
visit for two weeks ano then take w
their home ut Mitchell. Joe starts GU,
on the road at once.
All those who are in doubt as TO the
true condition OF their eyes will do vel
10 consult Henry Il. Frudenteld, The
technical optician. OF Sioux Falls, who
will be mt DR.. Clough's office August ~
70 and 81. Complicated cases and ths
eyes Of children n speciality.
The ladies OF the cemetery association
bad Q very tine entertainment last even
ing on the lawn OF Mrs. Wesley Hill
The night being pleasant for the oc
~cas,ou, n large attendance WAS presen'
and III ladies uetted si3.5. which vii
90 to ths improvement OF the grounds.
Beginning Wednesday, September
and continuing one week, Mcdonald
|. Bros. will give a public exhibition OF tn
practical workings Of the Jewel stee
range. In order to add TO its popularit.
. they have dec,ded to invite young m'sse
be, the sges OF l. aud 10 years Z
enter q baking contest, and to make !
interesting for the contestants they VII
present . bicycle to the young miss VIII
prepares and bakes q pan OF biscuits To
quickest and the best. Applications !
enter the contest must be filed at u
store not later than August ~.
The Huron Climate aud Crop bulletl
Q for South Dakota for the week endin
August q, says: The temperatur
averaged about the normal for the wee'
warm in the day time, with some war
. pieh,s. Good to copious general r"'r
occurred over all counties, except proo'
hly some extreme western, and ovs
q acme Of the northern counties ess
the Missouri river the precipitation vi
unusually heavy, some correspondent
reporting four to siz inches during u
week. Wheat and oat harvest Is cou
Melted in tho northern. but retarded I
rains and stormy weather. ka'ns III
!, retarded stacking aud shook thresh't
some in central and southern oount'e
There 10 q little report some grs
:" sproutiug in shook, stacks being oar
aged By wind and heavy rain, q n''
% local damage to uncut grain by hail.
soattered northeastern localities. Ihe
il still some report Of the yield 81
ID quality Of wheat and oats promising o'
q tar than was anticipated two weeks q
rlax harvest 10 becoming general WI
10 -proepect OF fair to good yield and qusl''
il IN the whole, though some has turn
out poorly.
u n;+v residence lots Tor ssle. els to 81
Or =" ELMER SHERIDAN
r;c. residenoe property tor ssIe
...r. Gas. b. KENNEDY
C,o TO tho Hospital. tor eoltws
ID baths. IS cents. OALLlS
RECEIVED BY POWERS
ID n-.s~>aker Reed Tenders His Hssss'
=. eies 60 The Oovsrsor.
AUGUSTA, Me-. Aug. s8.-Ine Ies
nation Of Thomas B. Reed - coneEe
o. mSn IN the First Maine district :
y, he1n received BY Governor ~
To sseiGnatiop = g take snss ~,
"a II hes Been accepted oy oove1'