The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-18

Frank tintzel is building an addition
to his residence on Main street.
The baby Of Mr.. and Mre. Ernest
Prince born Sunday died to-day.
Miss Piele and sister of Rock Rapide.
Iowa, arrived on the evening train.
Mrs. Helen Holt. son and daughter,
Mrs. Hawkins. returned to Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Pllney and little daughter Of
Sioux Falls are visiting Mrs. Geo. Cook.
Why not own q piano? W. will sell
them on monthly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l. Gould.
Water mains are being laid in the city
park with a view to keeping it we'll irri.
gated this summer.
Adolph Schmidt took the evening
train north for jamestown, N. D., and
will return the forspsrt of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Gebhart OF Elan
dream spent the night IN the city with
friends, returning home on the noon
train.
Local market: Wheat, No. l, 81 cents,
No. 3. 40. Flax, sl.3S. May wheat in
Minneapolis opened at GALS and closed
at Gals.
J.J. Dahl & Go. have received q big
line Of spring sample shoes. Both
ladies' aud gentlemen pan get great bar.
gains 10 this line.
Catholic supper and sale at the opera
house this evening. Supper % csnte.
Joe cream 10 cents extra. Everybody
invited to psrtake.
II. B. Sohriner aud Frank Fox were
passengers for Artes,an this evening and
Mrs. Herb Putney and children took the
train for the north.
All who are to take part IN the farce
under the auspices OF the q. +. s., are
requested to meet at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. l.. Clark, for rehearsal, this evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. w. Dawson departed
for Wells, Mimi, to attend the wedding
OF a cousin OF Mrs. Dawson after which
they will visit friends in Iowa before re-
turning.
Beginning April 10, the Madison dairy
will deliver milk morning and evening.
Orders by phone for milk or cream de-
hvered at any time during the day
Phone, No. 50.
DIR. Preston, the eye, bar. nose and
throat specialist, will be at Dr.. Clough's
office Sstu, day, April q, to treat dis
eases and perform surgical operations
also tit s~peotaclee.
The juvenile band will give q concert
in the opers house next Friday evening
Az tho boys have been in training for
some time, something new and enter
tanning may be expected.
The Lutheran ladies' society meet al
. o. M. tomorrow, with Mrs. A. Eage'
braa,eu ia the northwest part VI town
and 10 the evening the young ladies
Sharon society meets at Thos. Bakke's
] near the round house.
Mrs. Ashton. Of Vienna, Q lady about
IS 9 q OF age who has been Q patient
at the hospital for . short time died this
j, afternoon. Her ls-year-old son wa
! nresent with her. The remains will bt
shipped north tomorrow.
Quite q number Of fsrmers 10 towr
vssterday and to-day report their wheat
seeding finished a. we'll a. that OF msnJ
of their neighbors. All report tina
seeding OF small grain will be practically
through this week. Some OF the earlier
: sovn fields are now green. A year agt
seeding was just begun at this time.
While Frank Boeck, one OF l. u
Smiths tenants Q Lake Madison, wa
driving homo lest evening with Q load Q
coal. his little ~six.years.old boy topples
o6 tho wagon and was run over by tn
Wheel which bruised him badly slon'
Indy and limb and also broke the lowe
hone OF one leg. At last accounts tn
physician reports him resting well.
The only contested Office not given i
orr returns OF election lest evening va
that Of member OF the board OF eduoa
d t;on IN tho First ward whore tho vot
resulted 70 Nor W. M. Beard'ley an