The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-20

placed on the market "The Challenge"
cigar. Try it.
Pat. Ryan departed by the north train
on his return TO business in the north
part OF the state.
A. q. Schmidt has customers for a few
more Lake county farms and would be
pleased to have those desiring to sell to
list their property with him at once.
Sam Crossgrove OF the north part
OF the county VAS limping around town
to-day and said his limpines was the
result OF q game OF football with q i
broncho.
A couple OF buyers have been in the
city for several days collecting old iron
for which they pay % to 30 cents a
hundred. They have two carloads ready
for shipment to Petersburg, Penn.
Geo. Cook, the ~jeweler, is offering
ONE 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-
%po,tunity.
Some young strangers attempted to
purloin some goods from in front Ct
Fi,zgerald's store Saturday evening but
were driven away, and to-day officer Fox
rounded them up and ordered them out
OF the city.
!. large congregation assembled at
the Baptist church last evening and
listened to an interesting and instructive
discourse by Rev. ". W. Havens OF
Mitchell on the subject OF temperance.
Revival services will be commenced in
the sans church this evening.
G.. W.. Alverson OF Chester WAS
passenger from the north this morning.
having been up the branch in search OF
an opportunity to purchase eheep. but
did not succeed. There is a considerable
demand for sheep by farmers this fall
and prices range from 8 to "a per head
IN lots OF JU or more.
. Vim. Carmody OF Ramona WAS in the
city to day and says the Catholic people
\ there are feeling highly elated over The
4 success OF their recent fair which nettee
the society 1854. This will be used To-
/ the benefit OF the parsonage. Mr.. Carm
] ody also says the Woodmeu hall is being
MASTERED and finished, ready for wlntel
use.
M The residence portion OF the city wer'
4 pleased to receive their electric light
4 last NIGHT after a shutdown OF severa
\ days, aud to-day Supt. Grayum was en-
gagged making connection for the beneti
y OF the stores whose lights we're shut OF
BY the recent thunder storm. In
plant is teine placed in excellent con
. dition and there will probably 10 d
further trouble from that source 10
some time to come.
This date November 20. has been
NJ oanuine rainy day. Rain commence
N falling at Z O'Clock this morning and ma
continued throughout the day, th
M heaviest downfall being between IL an
IN u O'Clock, noon. The local weathe
m prophets have been as busy with sue
III oestions az an old maid at a mother
m meetiup. and II We get half the weathe
m pred,cted for us for the next ten day
we will simply have some-westher.
The Messrs. Gindcr Bros, Frank an
4 Sam. have disposed Of their meat mark'
. business to J. p. Nilsson + Son, late
|Alexandris, s. d. The junior menu
. Of the new 6rm has been in the emple
~ Giuder Bros. and is quite vel! know
IN our citizens. The Messrs. dlnd'
have not fully decided upon their f"tu'
but Sam will proceed to West Superie
Wis. at an early date to visit FRIEND
The Giuder Bros. are old settlers al
I'M i,ees men in this city and the
s retirement has the appearance OF q
loss OF Q Landmark.
AZ. Gall on phone No. 81, for all kinds
wood.
70. For rent, new Ave-room house. "A
ply to
,rs Part OF residence to rent. Apply.
Mrs. John Walter, near Normal scno
,as At n Model,..To.Day
Nhooolate Eauolair. .......
,h. Cream Puts.
J Ledy Fingers
..lfyhooolste Jumbles.
Evanila Jumbles.