The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-12

o"V oosOs ~ oSutIC tu SuO DIV
has planted be lettuce and radish seeds,
Chris Sohut. VA dispensing the most
delightful OF drinks from his soda foun.
tain TO day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Rench are quite
proud OF q bouncing boy which arrived
at their tireeide Friday last.
Weather forecast: Fair tonight and
Tuesday; much colder tonight, aud in
extreme west portion Tuesday.
N. D. McGillivrsy 10 tearing the paper.
ing of the interior wslls Of bis store and
treating them to . coat Of paint.
Arrivals from the east on the evening
train. DR.. Files. Rev. J. A. MoAlmon, Mr..
ana Mrs. Woiths, Geo Klotzbsch.
Local market: Wheat. No. l, 80 cents,
No. ., 49. Flax. sl.3S. May wheat in
Minneapolis opened at Ga. and closed
at 644.
Are you resdy TO buy a piano? b. +.
Benson has a beautiful Schulz hnd q
Hackley piano on exhibition three doors
vest OF postoiice.
Herman Wolff was a passenger Tor
Sioux Falls and Attorneye Williamson
and Porter vent to Flsrdrsu 10 Wal,
upon Judge Jones court.
Arrivals on the train from the north
this morning were Geo. W. Van Ian
ninshsm and Miss Cora Matheney. the
latter for her sprinR vacation.
The s,ereopticon reproduction OF the
Oberammergau Passion Play will bs
given at the opera house to. morrow eve
ming. Seats now on sale at +. &. Smith'l
drug store.
Dancing classes will be held at thu
opera house on Thursday afternoon ant
evening this week. instruction in new
dances after $50. Prot. Halstead vii
furnish music.
Al. Dykins OF the northwest part o.
the county was 10 town today snd re
porte many Of the farmers in his neigh
borhoou struck with the spring fever
hut though much work has been done OF
the land none have ventured TO SOW.
Fire started 10 the banking around J
d. Mscauleyis butcher shop. in Went
worth, this afternoon, and created a b'I
blaze and much confederation before !
WAS subdued. A good gu, ply Of waite
xas at hand, add the building ESCAPED
With only an outside scorching.
p,pestone Star. 9: The Madame d.
Tourney Company played "Mary Stuart
Queen Of Scots" to a good sized audi
ance at the Ferris Grand, last evening
The acting wat very good and the cos
tumee fine, but it vas impossible 70 pre-
sent the piece to the best advantage o.
this stage. The company went to Siou
Falls to-day.
The Sous OF Veterans meeting at tn
courthouse did not materalize rs lsrge'
m desired, but the work OF organ'zst'o'
will continue by the circulation OF
charter list for signatures and the secu'
inc OF . meeting when an 'nst'tut'n
officer is secured to organize h pos
Il has been discovered that there NJ
over a hundred sons OF veterans WITH
Madison and ito vicinity.
|. Belo,t, Wis.,, Daily News: MAZDA"
Elsie de Journeys portrayal OF the ona'
aoter OF Mary Stuart. the unhapp
Oueeu OF Scots, ct the opera house ls'
~svaniup. was IN artistic event IN the o"
tory Of the house. Her acting was Q
that could be desired. tho rendition
the play wss free from CRITICISM -
people seldom have tho opportunity
50 "A actress Of Madame do Tourney
ability in Beloit. S.
The young people who went out !;
Ajax Fader's, in Wentworth toSoen
: saturday evening. met with . warm
; come, By the presence OF . large 0'o