The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-01

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wednesday; cooler east portion tonight.
Why not own a piano? We will sell
them on monthly Observation-Disclosures
Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Murphy Of Oldham
and Matt. Rensch OF Ramona, we're arriv-
also from the north.
Mrs. G. ". Wood was an afternoon
passenger for Woonsocket, and Rev. n.
Nj. Mime for Oldham.
Local market: Wheat, No.. l, 81 cents,
No. >, 10. July wheat in Minneapolis
opened at G5l, and closed ut C5a$.
Mrs. VIM. Rae and BON Robbie went to
Sioux Falls on the noon train, the latter
TO receive es.eopath treatment for his
arm.
Regular communication OF Evergreen
lodge, A. T.. and A. NJ, tomorrow, Wed.
nesday evening. Work in the NJ. NJ.
degree.
Zsla Steele was severely bitten through
the lip by his pet dog last evening and
had to call q physician to dress the
wound.
H. Mccormick OF Mitchell, 7. w. Par
rott OF Woonsocket, John NJ. Fleming Of
Prairie Queen, we're registered at the
Madison.
The Rebekahs will give a. ice-cream
social ut Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening. to which the public is cordially
invited. Ice cream, 10 cents; proceeds
TO go toward building OF Al orphans
home.
Comrsde Thos. Fitch OF Milbank was
a through passenger for Flandreau on
the train from the north. Mr.. Fitch is
the leading candidate in the northeast
part OF the state for delegate to the
national republican convention.
The First ward populist caucus last
evening To choose delegates to the pop
ulist county convention o.morrow, elect
ed ". NJ. Downs, Ed Case, j. n. John.
son. III. j. Stott as such delegates. The
other wards will hold tonight,
Ramona Times, %: The public schools
closed on Friday with the usual exam
nations. Understand there is general
satisfaction with the years work III the
school. Miss Collins has returned to
Sioux Falls and Miss Tobin to Madison
their respective homes.
The charity bnll in behalf OF Madison
hospital takes place at the opera hous
to. night. Many tickets are being solo
and the tall promises to be a largely
attended ard enjoyable all 'ir. Hal
sesad's orchestra will furnish the music
and Jack Sullivan will serve lunch OF
the stage.
Hugo Cilsinger has rented the OLE
Anderson building on Egan avenue t
.Johnson Bros. OF Willmsr, MIMI, for
ho,tlinp works. johnson Bros. are Q re
liable firm and have Q reputation To-
putting up fine cider ana ~oaroon"te'
: drinks. They will arrive here Tor ous'
ness May Is,
:, Arrivals from the east on the after
noon train: II. J. Munro, Mrs. Jos
. Onperud and children, Rev. DR.. Carson
q ~ scotland and Rev. U. G. Lacey Q
Wentworth. The two latter with Key
. Hugh Robinson Of this place went ives
IN Winfred on the train, thence south t
Union where they will install this even
, inc tho Rev. MI. Lefeltack, as pastor Q
. Union church.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Eau
railway company will sell tickets o.
May Z. to Hot Springs. $. D., good to re
turn ia 20 days, at 1910 for the roun'
trim. This is the occasion OF the gran
lodge meeting, A. o. U. W., at tic
soriues. but the above offer is open I
anyone who wishes to avail himself {
tho opportunity. To the national pol
n,iat convention at Sioux Falls ne1
waek. tickets will be sold on May Z,
= and Q, good to return on the l4tn' :
$40 for the round trip.
Monday evening, May :, will be he'
IN. annual meeting Of the Madison Cen
eterv association, and it is desired Q
the officers that every lot owner OF an