The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-15

morning train.
Buy northern grown nursery stock of
Sherman Bros, Charles City, IA.
P. Harling, Agent.
Chas B. Kennedy has raco rcd from
his late illness but will II I ,ome down
to his bank until the weather is more
favorable
White Bros. are going out OF business
and their entire stock of furniture is
being sold at cost.
Only three days left of the great
Kingsley sale which closes Saturday,
March ls. See advertisement
The cinch club was entertained last
evening by Mr. and Mrs Abbott aud
an unuusally enjoyable evening was
passed.
Profs Golf and Jones were morning
departures for Yankton to attend a
consistory meeting of Scottish Rites
Masons
The estate OF the late John nj. Hur
ley was probated in Judge Porter s
court today and J. J. Fitzgerald APP
| pointed executor.
All kinds of cabinet work and up
holstering done at my shop, also Iic-
lures framed. Hair moss and felt beds
made to order A. Archer
Regular meeting of Rebekah lodge
this evening at I: 80 All officers please
| be present for degree work.-Mrs. Liz
Zie Caldwell, Noble Grand.
| have two good bargains in high
grade pianos. Easy terms. If you are
thinking of buying piano III the fu-
ture it will pay you to look at these -
B. FL. Stoddard.
Lenten instructions will be held in
Grace church vicarage every Wednes-
day evening at 7:45. Subject of study
this evening, Holy Baptism Interpreted
by the Cross and the Tomb.
E. F. Alverson has car load of seed
corn on sale at the Erick Hyland build
ing. This corn was grown in Mime
sofa in the same latitude as Lake county
and would no doubt make sure crop.
Two for the price of one at 35c each,
guaranteed to be worth one dollar,
| tickets fer the Chase Litser Theater
Co. presenting Stricken Blind, at
| the opera house tomorrow night, now
| on sale.
| Huron dispatch, ID C, L. Kindig
| has arrived in the city and as represent
ative of the Edwards Wood company,
of Minneapolis, has opened a commits
low in, ,f ha ftna COM
mission business.
Physicians report the prevalence of
considerable throat trouble not only in
the city but throughout the county
which is in the nature or bronchial
difficulties and tonsilitis, in some cases
almost approaching diphtheria.
May wheat closed in Minneapolis
yesterday at s1.O94, opened today at
81 .091, closed at Sl.09l cash, No. 1
northren. 81 III No. 2, Sl.07. In the
local market No. wheat was quoted
at 90; No. 3, SO; No. 4, 7S; flax, sl.19;
oats, 2l corn, 81; barley, 30
Miss Ayland arrived this morning
from Genesee, Idaho, and is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Buck. Miss
Aylands parents removed from Miner
county to Genesee, but not liking the
country returned to Miner county some
time ago, and now their daughter re-
turns to join them at the old home,
The Daily Leader day or two ago
warned the people of Madison that a
couple of grafters were taking the p2o
| pie of Minnesota towns. selling furni-
| ture polish composed Of a mixture of
ker .sent oil and turpentine. The same
fellows arrived in Madison by a freight
train during the night and started out
early this morning, canvassing for the
sale of their mixture. Chief McGovern
discovered their presence and ordered
them to Immediately go out of bust
ness. which they did 1t would be well
for housekeepers to turn down all ped,
dlers of furniture polish or other trash
which may be offered.
The millennium is surely approaching.
The news dispatches today record three
cases in point. A South Dakota pen
sioner who declines TO give his name
has relinquished his penison of SlS per
month, having fully recovered his
health. "Sinner" sends $4,000 to the
trs asury department to be credited to
the conscience fund, having defrauded
the government of that amount. A
New York society lady lost a diamond
brooch valued at $4,000 and when it
was returned to her by laborer in
answer to an advertisement, gave the
finder 81 ,0C0.
An audience of about 20 men was en-
tertained with lawsuit at the city hall
this afternoon. The case came from
Pennington township, assault an bat
terry, the complainant being Herman
Byers and the defendant Ed. Stone.
Cattle owned by defendant are alleged
to have trespassed on Byers premises
and the latter was about to impound
them when Stone and his brother arriv-
g on the scene and a fight ensued in
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