The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-29

horses and cattle and will engage in
stock raising o1 large scale.
Electric light bills are now at the
Lake County bank and must be paid by
the 1st VIM. Rae, City Auditor.
A happy little entertainment will be
given at Normal auditorium Thursday
evening for the bencGt Of the Kinder
garten Admission. 25 ceGJs.
Yes, the Methodist ladies will have
just what you want at their advertising
bazaar. They have hardware, dry
goods groceries, fancy goods, toilet
articles. They will serve meals also.
Watch for the date.
A party of dozen Madison odd Eel
lows visited Winfred last evening, the
occasion being the celebration of the
third anniversary of the organization of
the lodge at that place.
Ed. Larson of Decorah, Iowa, has ac-
cepted position as travelling salesman
for Claus Hexom of the Madison mar
BILE works Mr.. Larson is an experienced
salesman and will enter upon his duties
on the road at once.
The time has come for cleaning
houses and furniture. Go to Arcner
for your furniture polish and cleaner.
have two good bargains in high
grade pianos. Easy terms. If you are
thinking of buying piano IN the fu-
ture il will pay You to look at these. -
b. Fl. Stoddard.
am ready for your order in paint
ing and paper hanging. All work
guaranteed. Call early, at the City
restaurant -Helmer c. Hexom.
Piano Tuner Klimmek arrived on the
belated yesterday afternoon train from
the east, stopping at the Lake Park.
Should your instrument need tuning or
regulating, and you desire his services,
kindly call him up or leave word for
him at the hotel.
County Auditor Brinker returned
this morning from Pierre whyre he had
been to attend a meeting of county au-
ditors of the state in the interest of un
form assessment as provided by law of
the late legislature.
An entertainment will be given at
Normal au litorium Thursday evening,
March 30, for the benefit of the Kinder
garten. Tickets. % cents.
Nav wheat closed in Minneapolis
Yesterday at Sl.0S!, opened today at
81 .OSl, closed at SlO73 cash, No 1
northern, 81. O94 No. 2, $l.O53. Local,
wheat, No. 3. 80; No. 3, SO; No. 4, 7G;
flax, 81. 1S; oats, 2l; corn, 33; barley,
80.
f. f. Alver son has a 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 a sure crop.
All parties are warned against taking
sand from my sand pit in the east
limits of the city. Those who have
taken sand from the pit without my
permission will please call and settle at
the rate of 81 per load. E. j. Maloney.
A meeting of farmers was held at the
farm residence of Henry Robrer, n,Ith-
west of the city last evening for the
purpose of organizing a company for the
establishment of a telephone system.
The plan is to connect that section of
the county with Madison on plans sim
liar to the Orland system now in opera
ton.
An entertainment fo1 the benefit of
the kindergarten will be held at Nor
NAL auditorium. Thursday evening,
March 80. Following is the program
Piano duet, Mis- 5es DeGraff and Girton
solo, Coletta Fitzgerald selection, Shell
don Bros: reading, Mrs Duncan Mac
kay; selection. NoIdraak; one act dra-
ma, The Mousetrap, Euros; soprano so
10, Gertrude Cook; piano solo, Miss
Sayercool; recitation, Miss Love; tenor
solo Prof. Tolles; selection, mandolin
club. Admission, % cents. /