The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-10

line.
Dan McKinnon, Frank Smith, Ivan
Hubbell and Granger MoCallister went
to Howard by private conveyance to wit.
ness Q ball game.
Remember Geo. Cooks special prices
on jswelry continues all this month
Come 1arly to get the benefit Of the
large assortment.
The Brookings and Mitcheu>6a ball
teams are negotiating foI>6 game to be
played between theprN the driving park
10 this city next saturday.
+. A. Potter, secretary OF the Southern
Minnesota Telephone company, is in the
city with 9 view OF extending the long
distance line to Ramous and north.
Clerk Preston issued a license to mar
~ to Samuel Birdsell and Edna Tesgar,
both Of Salem, S. d., and the ceremony
was reformed by Rev. A. C.. Shepherd.
A. B. K,ttredge, Esq, passed through
on the morning train for his home at
Sioux Falls. having been in attendance
upon Judge Smiths court at Woon.
socket.
Ed. Sunde, who has BEEN employed in
Fred Kurth's cigar fsc.oEf, departed ty
the morning train, f9f Wells, Mimi
where be has scureb/a position in the
same line OF business.
The forty hours devotion services at
st. Thomas church closed last evening
and Fathers Nolan and Collins departed
for their homes by the morning train
the former to Sioux Falls and the latter
Montrose.
Lars Sunde has lepeed his farm and
abou. the first 81 >Nune will depart fol-
his old home iNorway on a six mouths
visit. During his absence he will visit
4mEny points Of interest in Europe aud is
planning on a season Of rare enjoyment
= Flandresu dispatch, 8: Memorial ser
vices were held IN the NJ. E. church IL
this city last night in honorof the mem
ory OF Corporal Harvey NJ. Breed, re-
Gently killed in the battle rear Manila
The services we're very largely attended
BY the oitizens Of Flandreau aud sur
rounding country. The young man wal
very highly respected BY all who knew
him here, and his ksrents have the sym
patty OF the entire community in thei1
deep sffiiotion.
In Judge Smiths court at Woon
socket, a case IN which A. B. Kittredg'
was counsel for the defendant was de
. cided in favor OF the latter, involving tn
sale Of liquor under a wholesaler
license. The liquor was sold in package
and suit was brought declaring the es
Establishment a nuisance, but this was no
sustained by the court. This dec's'o'
! would indicate that the wholesale liquo
. establishment will ''stsnd up" in Soutl
Dakota and will probably be adopted II
towns not granting license.
Flaudreau dispatch, o. Arrange
meuts are being made to have q gran
time here at the annual encsmpment Q
the Lake Madison Veterans Assoc'at'o'
. 70 be held June 1924. and the prospect
are that q large delegation Of Gram
. Army men from all parts OF the stat
will be In attendance. Prominent speas
= an viii be here. Arrangements are ale
tha;np made to have . reunion here q
. tho same time OF Troop B OF Grlgsoy
cowboy regiment. An effort will 70 pu
forth to get excursion rates on the rs'
: roads.
Geo. Cook, the jews:er,. who recent
Visited Chicago, made . lsns list OF pu'
ch..as in HE line which will b sager'
.ouoht by his customers. In tho l'ne
vatohee. no is prepared to offer eenu'n
gold. filled case, at $3.50 up. ln'tnee
there arr excellent values and bargain
8 HE list OF novelties is the largest eSe
. hroueht 10 Madison, and comprise cyr'
no ob.ins, sash clasps and buckles orao'
q lets. br~sAstpins, beauty pins' FANCY "a
Q pins,. and hundreds of little NICK. .
dear to the hearts OF tho lao'es 10
o. which are indispensable in the orname'
ii tation OF handsome costumes. N"'' ~
exsmine these novelties --there IS sure
=. something among them that you ""o
II, Sioux Falls Argus Lender, y. = "
}. .onal letter written by Milton Cranoa
.r--.... u - h,a father. Mr.. G.