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

accepted . position in a large
harness shop at Minneapolis.
The separator Of John Limmer's steam
threshing outfit was burned up this
afternoon and q setting Of oats while
threshing on John Pstterson's place in
Rutland township.
Dell Rapids Tribune, %: A. Haner
drove down from Madison this morning
to look after some business here and
will return home tonight. He had not
been here for about three years and
noticed considerable change in the town
in the way Of substantial improvements.
The Huronits Of the 22ud inst, speak.
ing OF the opening exercises at Huron
college last week says Of 9 Madison
divine: Rev. Hugh Robinson, pastor Of
the Presbyterian church at Madison,
was present by invitation to deliver an
address. Ar. Robinson is q friend and
classmste Of Rev. r. A. VsndsrL Las. For
some years be was president Of Lennox
college, Hopkinton. Iowa, and he has tho
strongest sympathy with the work Of
education. His address was q strong
plea for the highest purposes and the
most thorough work in education. At
it's close q burst Of spontaneous applause
showed the appreciation with which the
address bad been received.
In It's announcement OF church scr.
Woes in that citt the Duluth, Mimi,
Evening Herald Of the 9th inst. says!
Rev. Albert E. Fillm6fe has accepted
the bishops appointment to take charge
OF the st. Luke's congregation al the
West End permanently and will be intro
Iuced to bis new charge by Rev. A. A.
Robertson, Of Aibb,ng, tomorrow. Rev.
Mr.. Fillmore 10 . graduate OF the Mime.
sofa university and Of Seabury Divinity
school, and has successfully served at
St. James Episcopal church, st.
Paul, and at vermilliou and Madison,
8. d. St. Luke's church extends q cor.
dial invitation to the community to at.
terd the services.
John Karrer OF Clsrno was in the city
to-day aud related IN instance Of che
capabilities of Lake county land. Sew
enteen years ago, I. Norcross' Of Mon
mouth, ILL.,, purchased . quarter section
Of land adjoining Mr.. Karrer's farm
without coming out to . it. The land
has been lying idle all these years, Mr..
Noroross paying the taxes upon it, until
two years ago he came out to see what
kind Of . farm he had purchased in the
early days anyhow. After looking it
over be offered It TOR sale for el,lOO, but
could not find Q buyer. Then be bar
with Mr.. Ksrrer to break up SO
acres of the land which was done last
y sar and this year Mr.. Karrer planted it
to crop. Mr.. Nororoes came out again
this fall to look after his interests in the
division Of the crop and his share turned
him enough money to reimburse him for
all the land has over cost him, and be-
fore taking the train for his home to-day
Chss. b. Kennedy offered him $1,000 for
the farm which Nj. Norcross declined.
Fresh Cows.
Several graded fresh Holstein COWS
for sale. Of the best herd Of Holstein
COWS ia Lake county. e. Il. q. GROSS.
City residence lots Tor sale, sl5 to $500.
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Wanted, salesmen to handle q com.
plete line Of lubrioating oils, greases and
s~peaialtiee, best on the market. Good
commission. Garland Refining Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
bids for Coal.
BIDS will be received by the board Of
education Of the city OF Madison, at
their regular meeting held Friday eve.
ming. September %, tor coal for the city
schools for the coming year. as follows:
Hard coal, Wilmington coal aud Hooking
Valley coal. The board es the
right tn reject any and oil bids. Coal to
he delivered at the various school build.
invs ~ required.
II. II, HoLDRIDGE, Clerk.
To Rent.
Part az residence 9 Normal school.
Nawlv papered and painted throughout.
Inquire OF Mhs' JOHN WALTER
Found.
A. Frank Smiths drug store, q
marvellous cure tor Oh Kidney com
plants. nervous exhaustion and female
raaknese. Il is Foley's Kidney Cure.
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