The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27

Miss Esther A. Clark, instructor. re-.
turnded 70 Minneapolis. .
Weather report: Fair to-uisht and
Friday with warmer tonight.
The -four months old child OK Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Rock died last night.
A frssh supply Of lime. stucco. cement
and brick At Colman's lumber yard.
n. p. Smith and ~ise were psseeogers
Tor Storm Lake. lows, 70 visit old.t,ms
frisndA
Mrs. J.. W. Gof and children ~crs
psssenRers for W,nnebago CITY TO visit
her parents.
A marriage license was issued to-day
10 II. J. Weldt OF Wentworth and Mary
SohospR Of Oldham.
Miss Mabel Woodland who spsrt two
months With her aunt. Mrs. c. NJ. Clae.
returned 10 Hawardeu, Iowa.
Mrs. Conner and son, add Vera and
Stella Bysnes. Of MssoL City. lows. ar.
rived on . visit 10 Mrs. John O'brien.
Mrs. d. NJ. Jeuks. accompanied by
Dr.. s. N. jerks. departed for Rochester.
Mimi. where she will receive treatment
st the hospital.
Father Donovan went east to-day to
meet Father Ryan, vice president Of St.
Peters college. kaukakee, H., who will
remain here over Sunday.
Arrivals from the west this morning
we're Rev. Andenes Of Howard, and
Miss Mcdonnell Of Woonsocket, the lat
Ter guest Of Mrs. Jssse Rose.
Arrivals this evening. Mrs. II. A.
Stahl. J. Il. Hoobler. WIN. Mclean and
brother John. the latter two ncphews OF
| Vim. McBain OF Orland from Nova
Scotia.
j. NJ. Preston has begun arrangements
looking 10 a reception TO DO given our
sick and wounded soldiers bow 10 San
Francisco. on their return nome TO Mad.
isou, whenever Il may occur.
Peter Marquart commenced work put
ting in cenen, pavement in front OF r
q. Smiths aud j. J. ~Fi,zxerald's stores
to-day and later on will put 10 similar
pavement Tor L. Lannoa and Cook X
Odse. in front oe their stores. The ce.
msut walk in front OF the koehle'
building u nearly completed.
Machine men report the wheat hsr.
vsssius begun in Wayne township, ~
the northwest part Of tho county. To-Day
and tina. il will be prosecuted right
along from this time on. The grain II
farther advanced in that section than IN
THE neighboshood. they SAY, though
Wm. MoBain reports = farmer cutting
Shsat In Oriaud to-day. These fields o.
grain arc oil reported to be OF goot
quality. too.
The olimass and crop bulletin OF tn
Heron weather bureau Tor South Dsko
70 for the week ending July q. Gays
The temperature averaged considerably
above normal, very warm IN the Gay
tim. With much hot sunshine, some mol
who'd, and some very warm nights 'o'
this latitude. Except some fair to eooo
rsias Saturday night or Sunday ose'
eome middle and northern counties nes'
the Missouri river. and some extrsm'
eastern counties, no precipitation Of Dol
eeouenos u reported. The drought sre'
rspoetsd last week he's increased IN s'%e
hes not bssn relieved BY rains ant
many middle sastsrn, some northeastern
and some Block Hills localities arc fsel
inn The nssd Of rain very much' sspeo'
ally Tor filling late wheat aud os's
p)uupine the berry In early Gown, NM
for nolatooe. iiax and SOM corn. EA
cent owe The counties 10 The sstfe"'
eouaheess section Of The state. Md 'es
othee sceGtsrsd counties. where inc so'
moi,eursb ample, the weather ooou'
s,oea have been more or less unfavoseo''
"a vheas and osts especially tho 's''
sow. and. have tended 70 push wnea'
oafe and late barley toward mssu!,.'
smosetoo rapidly tor best reeal's. Mn..