The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-04-02
DAN McKINNON.

Considerable April moving is taking
place to-day.
Local market for hogs is $3.50 per
hundred; cattle, 8 80 to $4OO.
Geo. WILDER aud j. f. Kelley OF Salem
are registered at the Madison house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Resch departed for
Ramona this afternoon TO take charge of
the hotel in that place.
Merle Jones. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Jones, who has been very i'll Tor a week
with pneumonia, is now Commissioning.
Weather forecast: Partly cloudy to-
night and warmer extreme east portion;
Tuesday showers aud colder west por.
ton.
Local market: Wheat. No. l, 81 cents,
No. .. 40. Flax, sl.3S. May wheat in
Minneapolis opened at 64li aud closed
1T 64a,.
Mrs. T.. Hanson and Mabel Sogn OF
Canton. cousins OF Mrs. n. Bjornstsdt,
returned home, the latter accompanying
them az far as Wentworth.
The basket SOCIAL given 10 Odd
Fellows hall tomorrow evening by the
Royal NeiRhbors is open to the public
and every body cordially invited.
Arrivals on the train from the north
were M,ss Daisy Perry OF Montroee,
John Lindsay Of Lake Preston and w.
W. Murphy, DeSmet. The latter went
through to Sioux Falls.
J.. a. Trow and T. j. Lannon took the
train for the east, the latter Tor Chicago
to lay In a spring stock OF goods. thence
to Brooklyn, N. Y. to return with bis
family.
Arrivals this evening: DR.. 8. NJ
jerks, Rev. j. A. McAlmon. W. II. Bux'
ton, Mrs. q. W. Putnam and daughter
Mr.. Putnam arrived Saturday evening
with his farming effects and goes on to
the Maloy place in Orland.
Sioux Falls Press, 81: DR.. A. l.
| Wolff removed his family to York, Neb.
this week where he has q charge and
large congregation. As a memento OF
the beastly weather which has been pre-
yail,ng h%ereabouts the doctor took Z
dose Of grip with him.
The DeSmet News. whose city has thu
incest sidewalks OF any place OF its sizt
in the state sage: At the time OF theii
construction some fear was expressed
that the new cement sidewalks would b.
damaged by the freezing winter. Dur
ing the past winter 1t Was reported sew
eral times that the walks were "heav
ing" All have now passed through th'
freezing and thswing OF o winter, will
two winters for F. c. Brsdley's walk, ant
90 far a. we can pee they are just q
good 10 the day they were completed.
Hioks' predictions for April weathe
are generally mild with frequent rains
followed by frosts. or the two storu
periods OF the month he nys: zone Q
the marked storm periods OF the montl
vill fall between the 9th and 14th, an
tho days in this period OF the creates
. intensity and possible violence will b
about Wednesday, the 18th, to Ssturda,
, the lAth. Hot humid cir, with low bal
ometer and restless clouds. shoul
be regarded az a~dmonitioos Q
. dangerous storms at this period. Chang
to .rising barometer and cool, frost
|, niahts northwsrd, will follow up To
track OF this period and dominate u
= weather generally up to about the lotf
On and touching the 18th and 18th tn
: elements will again react into storm oor
ditions. The temperature will y
sufio,eutly high Tor the developments
April showers, with probability
thunder and hail storms. Look 'c
chsugs TO quite cool nights. with prot
able frost Ia many sections, on al
touching tho 10th and Goth. A stor'
period, rsaohing from the 2lst to 36t'
will bring an u~nseasonsbly warm or hi
aoell. which will oulminats about MOI
day. the 23rd, stop Thursday, the 26t
In very threatening barometer az
vicious rain, thunder and hail storm
He names Wednesday, the 18th, a. Il
probable crisis OF this period. with tr
r,andous local rains, downpours OF hal
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