The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-21

Ramona, advertises q large auction sslo
OF farm implements. to take place. Tues.
day, March 8. Wm. Lee, auctioueer.
will toll the folks what to buy.
The basket social at Mrs. Flvnn,a lat
evening was . very pleasant affair and
'"rse'y attended. The evening was
spent at games, social chat and the par
taking OF refreshments. The ladies'
realized over $50 from the event.
The case Of the state against Lewis
Maloney Tor ceiling liquor after hours
came up before Justice Holdr,dRe for
hearing and defendant waived exsm,n.
alton and was bound over in the sum OF
~ I 0 appear ut the next term OF CIR.
Quit Q ,urt.
a case OF scarlet fever was discovered
to-day In the nine years old daughter OF
"alI'e G'nder. on lower Washington
avenue. The other children have been
cent to their grandmother's, Mrs. y. b.
Stacy, and the Ginder residence is un.
der strict quarantine.
Fifteen or twenty railroad men and
neishbors OF Herb. Putney surprised
him by their presence at his home last
evening, to celebrate his birthday. Cards
and other games were features OF the
evening, with elegant refreshments.
The guests honored Mr.. Putney with
the Ritt OF a very fine arm chair as q
souvenir OF the occasion.
Julius Schmidt, one mile east and
three miles north Of Madison, announces
a sale ut public auction TO take place,
"Wednesday. February %. The property
consists OF 5 work horses, 8 colts ! 70 3
years old; = fresh mich COVE, : year.
l,ngs, $ c~alves; IL hogs; 500 bushels Of
corn; all kinds Of farm supplements, and
many other articles. The sale xili com.
mence at | o'clock p. m, under the d,rec.
ton of Vim. Lee. a%uct,oneer.
John Patterson, who has been q suc.
c-sssul farmer in Lake county Tor the
past twenty years. and who recently
sold his farm. five miles southeast OF
Madison. for q SINUS fortune, will sell a
hos: OF farm machinery at public auo.
ton. at his premises. Friday. March .
Vim. Lee acting a. auctioneer. Mr.
Patterson and family will 70 TO their
former home in Norway where they vii,
remain indefinitely, but MIR. Patterson
says it is quite likely they will return &c
this country. which has smiled upon
them 30 generously 10 a financial way
some time in the future.
w. L. Stesrns begins tomorrow e
remodel the north side OF the Madisor
house. % feet OF which and lot he has
purchased for q harness store. lie vii
put a new basement under the presenI
building, put IN q new front and other
wise improve it. Then he will add &
new front and otherwise rearrange it
Then he will add a new structure 40 fee,
in length to the 4: two stories high
probably leasing the rooms above to thu
hotel. He will emovs his harness
Workshop to the rear OF his new building
and will then have accommodations To-
biz largely increased trade.
Don't forget Cummings 4 Alexander
double star Uncle Toms Cabin compan!
next Saturday. February -. at the op
era house. with Stout orchestra, PRO
lessor A~lexander's band, Pickan'nn,
quartette, Logan, the great artist ant
spear drill artist, Baby Lester. the i'm
ported Siberian blood houods, the SARA
phone quartette, total OF thirty people
You will be delighted. Bring you
mothers, sisters, brothers, and enjoy
clean. moral aud beautiful entertain
ment. THE company is second to none
A arscd oostumed street parade lake
place 1t noon, with a band concert out
side the opera house at 6:W p. m. Nov
10 the time to secure your seats.