The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-20

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IRE east to Minneapolis and st. Paul to
select stock of spring millinery.
White Bros are going out of business
and their entire stock of furniture is
being sold at cost.
Charlie Wood, an old time resident,
now in the hotel business at Clark, is
in the city calling on fri~rd'.
r. d. Stove and wifi ed nom
Howard and will be guests III the fam
lily of NJ. II. Hegdal north of the city.
VIM. Tobin was a morning departure
for Chicago to consult specialists for an
illness which he has suffered more II
less for several months.
c. Tischhauser returned Saturday
from several weeks visit in Wiscon
sin. He reports an unusually large
amount Of snow and much cold wealth
er in that state.
Something fancy at a low price.
Wnat7 Oranges. The price? 13 cents
dozen, 40 cents peck, s.. 80 a box.
Where? AT Palmer & Sons, Of course,
leaders in low prices.
A. Archer has opened furniture
repair snop in the former Auley build
ing, north Egan avenue. Mr.. Archer
will make speciality of upholstering
and picture framing.
J. II. Kiner, clerk at the Commercial
house, departed this evening for Marsh
all, Mimi. to visit his two children
who are attending school there and
making their home with an aunt. Mr..
Kiner will return in about two weeks.
May wheat opened in Minneapolis
today at $l.16, closed at $l.158; cash
No. northern, $1.15B; No. 2, S1.125.
Local wheat, No. :, 81; No 3, 81
No, 4, 50; flax, $1.0S; oats, 81; corn,
81 barley, 30.
Ladies. Having large stock of hair
goods and wishing to close out entirely,
will sell all goods on hand at greatly
reduced prices. Sale to commence Sat
urday, Feb. II, and continue all next
week, at Katie Mueller S store. Mrs.
VIM. Kahler.
DR.. W. A. Rothschild returned by
the moth train this morning from st.
Paul where he attended a meeintg OF
the st. Paul and Minneapolis Dental
association of which he is a member.
He reports much social pleasure besides
the clynics.
Mrs Shank, formerly principal of
the training department, spent some
time in the Philippines as teacher.
Her talk, My Experiences in the Phil
ippines, will interest young and old.
Friday evening, at the Normal Audi
torium. Tickets, % cents, can be pro
cured at the door or through model
school pupils.
Conductor Holt succeeds to the train
of which Conductor Dan Lawler has
had charge for the past several months
and Mr. Lawler is undecided as to his
future course. His is next in line for
a regular passenger run and will visit
headquarters to look over the openings
and make a choice of runs TO which he
may be entitled at the present time.
Dams popularity with the travelling
public will land him in a good place
no doubt.
Mrs. L. A Fulkerson, aged 81 years, |
died at the Kingsley farm, 10 miles
south of the city, Saturday afternoon |
Of heart trouble. She leaves husband |
and two sons, aged, respectively, 10
and IL years. The remains were taken
by the morning train to Preston, Iowa,
for burial. accompanied by husband
and sons. Deceased was member OF
the Rebekah lodge and number of the
members of the order accompan-
ed the remains to the depot.
The young people of st. Thomas
church, at the solicitation of Mgr.
Flynn, have organized a society to be
known as the Young Peoples Catholic
Social club. The purpose of the club
viii be closer acquaintanceship and to
receive and introduce young people who
ire new comers in the city. AS an in
,entive to frequent meetings the club
las undertaken the work of raising
'urd5 for pipe organ for their hand
ome new church and series of socials
ana other enter tainments will be held
for the purpose The first will be a
basket social at the home of Mr.. and
Mis-. Lannon Tuesday evening, Feb,
q. The club will no doubt be success
III in its undertaking ard much pleas
are will result from the social gather
ngs.