The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-20

ltev. A. Tilener and VIM. Hewlett
were arrivals on the evening train.
Mrs. Becker OF Oldham and Mrs. Jesse
Glass; OF Howard we're recent arrivals at
the hospital.
Eugene Putnam OF Sioux Falls and
G. J. Nask OF Aberdeen were registered
at the Lake Park.
Regular meeting OF Madison Chapter,
o. f. s., this evening. Officers are re-
questsd to be present. There will be i,
work.
Local market: Wheat. No. l, 81 cents,
No. .. 40. Flax, sl.3S. MAY wheat in
Minneapolis opened at CAS- and closed
1T G4i..
Weather forecast: Partly cloudy to.
night aud Wednesday with nov in tx.
treme west portion tonight; warmer
Wednesday.
The case OF the o,ty against John
Horner. Tor keeping a gambling house
comes up again at l p. m. tomorrow
before Justice McGra,h.
Departures east by the morning tram:
G B. Kennedy, G. j. Porter. Frank Nc
Donald for Austin. and J. ?. Nelson.
father OF Miss Ella Nelson, for northern
Minnesota.
Il. 4. Fowler has purchased the resi-
d.uce property Of Wm. McGrath on the
esst side OF the city, and when he vacates
the Mrs. Hill house in which he o
resides, the same will be occupied by
DR.. Files who will remove his family
hither from Sioux Falls.
There will be services in Grace church
Wednesday evening at 100, Thursday
afternoon at A:lO and Friday evening at
1880. There will also be . business
meeting OF the officers and advisor.
lcommittee OF the church on Thursday
evening at 80 at the homo OF Mrs. J.J.
Wright.
Claae in dancing Friday, March -
] Practice on new dances and cakewa'k' {
] 20 $50. CotIlion (the germany 9'p te
1890. Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Fits an'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer will lead tn
german; three figures with fsvors sn'
three without. Informal dancing, lo:5
to IL. Usual prices. Spectators IN gal
lery, 10 cents.
The Current Events club meets 70
morrow evening at the home OF Mr.. AM
] Mrs. John Hubbell. Special subject
will be discussed by II. b. MoClenon' r
+. Biederstaedt and Geo. Beck; Mre
Hubhell and Mrs. Mease furn's'
1 musical selections and each member :
!. IN be prepared with q quotation. AIS
query and question box.
" According to the records OK W.
dennrtment OF agricultural at ""sn'"e
m N too the largest orchard aud fruit t"r'
m !, .;.hsr Iowa or South Dakota, IL OWE
m cd BY Mrs. Laura A. Alderman ecu
IN N Hurley. Turner county. s. d. and COZ
cain. /. total OF $50 acres. This orohs
- Il 00DuO
% contains 5000 trees. Two acres are GOV
N cred with plum trees. Bes'des the Tree 81
m there are 1900 ourrant bushes NV
i. ~oooeeberry bushes and 500 grape VINO
-Three acres arc devoted to strawoe1f'e'
. February was . reoord.b'eaker 10 ~
history OF foreign commerce, the eApo''
having averaged sa.ooo.oN tor evs'
= bu,;uess day 10 the month, and reaon'p
total OF Clio, 765, TO-, which V ~ p
cant more than for any preceding 20
~ru.rv. The balance OF trade was Oh
much larger, ssrpassing February 10Y
bv 25 DOR cent, and beng more tnsn
lsr c.r can't il excess Of any other feot'
.ry. although it is usually > month
10 heavy importatiops.
James v. Rocker. father o. Cn'
.er Rocker, Of Lskeview township d'ea "a
morning u he sou's residence "''s'
N. abort illness at the advanced sS'
-,..rs. Deceased Was . nst'se u "'