The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-02
Mrs. Geo. j. johnson and baby ar.
rived on the train from the east.

"'o" "" su0 Sao'u AIouI VIC eH6L.
Miss jennie Tierney was a passenger
for Sioux Falls on a visit to friends.
Facts oount. For actual points OF
merit, examine q Schulz piano. Benson
& Gould.
Mrs. L. Lannon and guest, Mrs.
P'lney, went to Flandrau on the noon
train.
We handle the Schulz, Shaw, Bal
dwin aud Hamilton pisuos.-Benson &
Gould.
Weather forecast: Far tonight and
Thursday; heavy frost to, night; warmer
Thursday.
j. i. Shimerda has moved from North
Madison TO his own home in the south.
east part OF the city.
Local market: Wheat. No. l, 81 cents,
No. >, 40. july wheat in Minneapolis
opened at 6o7s aud olosed at 66ls.
Howard Boyd has been re-engsged as
principal OF the DeSmet schools at an
advance iu salary OF sl5 per month.
w. G.. S,bley. Sioux Fslls, J. T.
Christesen, Lake Preston aud d. D.
Collins, Willow Lakes, were registered
at the Lake Park.
Arrivals from the west at IL q. m.
Mrs. g. w. Wood, Revs. L. g. Lacey
and Hugh Robinson. Father Stecher Of
Howard, and J. w. Dawson.
a. =. Hsrling sold his oil wagon yes
terdsy to T. A. Aldrich. It has run or
tho streets OF Madison seven years
scarcely missing u business day.
The Rebekshs will give an ice-crean
social ut Odd Fellows hall THU
evening. to which the public is cordial!
invited. Coffee. ice cream. sherbert ant
cake will be served.
DR.. Frudenfeld, the expert optician, O
Sioux Falls, writes that he will be home
next July, when he will continue hi
regular visits here. lie is at present il
Chicago pursuing his medical studies.
II. G. Grayum and family departed b.
the evening train north for st. Pau
where Mr.. Grayum has secured a pc
s,,ion in Mannheimer Bros. establish
ment ns superintendent OF their electri
liuht aud elevator system.
The Charity ball last evening proved
very enjoyable affair about fifty couple
attending though many more ticket
we're sold 70 parties who did not stten'
! the ball. The music by Halstesd'
J orchestra was most thoroughly enjoyed
and the dance and supper proved hiRhl
|. satisfactory throughout. The total r.
] ca,n,s for the benefit Of the hospital az
. about 800.
The local committee Of arrangement
] Tor the national convention in Siou
] Falls has already secured the visitor
tickets for that event. and persons VII
: aas,re TO make sure of securing seats On
,at their tickets by renting y 5O I
. tho committee ut Sioux Falls. OhecI
should be made payable to 1. W. Sexto'
treasurer. These tickets are coupe
tickets with twelve coupons each, 4
N m twelve separate sessions, which will II
m ,,uaa the entire convention. They a
handsomely engraved. and will be
N N ~aonvenirs OF the first national nom'nat''
o~onyan,ion ever held in South Dakos
n T;okets for single admission will be
;, o.,... Orders should be sent at once.
Snactacles stted by experienced ply
%;oian. DIR. Preston, Saturday, May ..
Part Of residence for rent, ear N
..hool Mrs. JONI WALTERS.
Snap-0ood house and three 'e
sor aale. we'll located. For big oarsa'
in city property and acre tracts see
A roman's never too old to be mar
- navsr too old to be young aga
Il she takes Rocky Mountain lea. no
re-. Unable 70 Work.
Chas. Replogle Of Atwater, Q: was
=. \ IN work on aocount OF x:I ,u
t.nuhla. After using Foley ,n,o1
U',rs four dsys he was entirely veil.
IN. Cure 'o"l CHRIS. SCHUTz