The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-22


resumed the manufacture of building
blocks and find a considerable demand
for their product.
am ready for your order in paint
ing and paper han ging Nj Wolk
guaranteed Call eally AZ tie City
restaurant. Helmer c. He&om.
Another Cut. White Bros. will sell
the remainder of their furniture stock
at 10 per cent, below actual cost.
If you intend to purchase some gro
ceries or dry goods today remember
Kingsleys big bargain sale. Only three
days left. Read advertisement.
E. F. Alver on has q car load of seed
corn on sale at the Erick Hyland build
ing. This corn was grown in Mime
sofa in the same latitude rs Lake county
and would no doubt make sure crop.
Notice, o. e. S. officials; There
will be a rehearsal meeting at O. &. 5.
hall Thursday afternoon at 4:0 sharp.
All officers are urged to come.
There will be special meeting of st.
Katherine S Guild tomorrow, Thursday,
at p. m., sharp. with Mrs. Corbett.
Members are all requested to be pres
ent.
For Sale Building lots on Harth
avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
Also two lots on East 4th street south
front "A. J. Garner.
At the village election in Wentworth
yesterday G. Fl. Smith was reelected
mayor; Geo. Cray, mars hal; Chas.
Powers and w. w. Webb, aldermen; j.
D. Macauley and Phil Thomas, justices
of the peace. Liquor license carried.
May wheat closed in Minneapolis
yesterday at s1.13s, opened today at
ST. AZ, closed at $1.13B; cash, No. /
northern, 81. 16s No. ., $1,14s. Local,
wheat No. 9. 9G No. 3, SO; No. A, 81 !;
flax, 81. 20; oats, %; corn, "a bailey,
30.
Howard dispatch, 90: C. J. Farmer
of Port Angeles, Wash, who has been
connected with the Peoples State bank
of this place since its organization, has
disposed Of his interest in the institu-
ton to Messrs Radcliff and Hanson,
and Chas. j. Radclitf, wealthy capi
talist of Rockford. ILL.,, becomes the new
vice president of the bank. The bank
now is one of the most solid banking
institutions in the state.
Norfolk, Neb, dispatch, 20: A
quartette of Norfolk gills lett home
| last night with the Chase Lister Roper
toire company, to be featured as a
ladies' band at Is per week each. They
are Misses Nora Dixon, Gertrude Aus
tin, Tessie Dixon, Daisy Mayhem and
Lydia Wheeler. Other girls were pre-
vented from going by their mothers.
The local ladies' band to which they
belonged is disorganized.
Sioux Falls Press, 19: 1t is long
time since a play has come to Sioux
Falls, as elevating in its tone and as
prettily staged and costumed as Harry
Shannon's "The Banker s Child, )"
which was given as a matinee at the
New Theatre yesterday and again last
evening. The same play will be pre-
sented tonight and there is no doubt
but il will draw a crowded house. The
Shannon children are way above par
in the juvenile parts and are in class
by themselves.
VIM. McGrath Esq, has sold his law
| library, Office fixtures and business to
Messrs. May q Crandall. attorneys from
Iowa and Illinois. respectively, and
who have been in Madison for the past
six months. The new firm will occSpy
the offices now occupied by Mr.. Nc
Grath and for time the latter will re
main in their Office. Mr.. McGrath has
been in business in Madison for the
past twenty one years. He expects to
| take up other lines of work for a year
or two and later return to his profes-
sion.
| A packed house greeted the operetta,
| Merry MilKmaids, at the opera house
last evening. The operetta was given
under the auspices of the Philharmonic
society, and the audience was thorough
ly pleased. Those in the cast We're Jes-
sic Rewalt, Edith Girton, Mrs. H. Fl.
Holdridge, Laura Sheldon, Colletta
Fitzgerald, Jennie Gray. Norah Ian.
non. H. H. Holdridge, Blanche Ball,
Gertrude Cook. Erva Trow, lnez Shell
don, Cora Cranney, Amanda Holle,
Edith Fawkes, J. E. Dillon. Geo. Wa
ters, ]. p. Grinager, Elmer Fitzgerald,
Clifford Coffey, f. w. Georgia.