The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10

Katie Mueller's store next week
Fl. W. Perry departed this morning
for Medford, MINI, ON few weeks
visit.
Did you ever buy farni NJ - cost Z
The price will surprise ,ou. White
Bros.
White Bros. are going out OF business
and their entire stock of furniture is
being sold at cost
Father Stecher passed through from
Howard EN- route TO st. Lotus on q
business visit
J. j. Fitzgerald returned this morn
ing to Cresco. Iowa, where his mother
is lying seriously i'll.
Don t fail to see Camille at the op-
era house tonight with Miss Rachel
May Clark as Camille.
For Rent Half section farm miles
northwest of Cotton. Inquire Of
Charles Glatz, Madison, s. d.
Nice ice for washing purposes, 81 a
ton. Please leave orders at Chris
Rensch s store. w. f, Kruger.
Ed. Hagerup who has been employed
in the city as carpenter, departed this
morning for Norway to remain until
July.
Order masquerade suits for the rail
road ball at the opera house, Feb. %
Order as soon as possible -Stoddard &
Halstead.
The plasterine of the interior of the
new st. Thomas church was completed
today, and the finishing work will now
go forward rapidly.
NJ D. McGillivray is at home getting
acquainted with his family, having
been away in the interest of his busl-
ness since Christmas.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are to be entertained Saturday after
noon by the wives Of the elders, at 5ts
Washington avenue.
Miss Minnie McGillivray was NOR.
ming departure fer Hartford to visit rel
atives. Her school at Ramona mas
been closed for couple of weeks on
account of the prevalence of scarlet fe-
yer.
Sioux Falls dispatch, o; II was an
nounced mere this evening that a son
was Torn Monday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace d. Scott, of this city
Mrs. Scott was formerly, Mrs. Roland r.
Moliineux, of New York city.
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.
Mis-. Thos, Rae was an arrival fIom
Oldham this morning. Mrs. Rae is
a guest at the home of Mrs. A. g..
Schmidt who enter tanned party of
ladies this afternoon in honor of Mrs
F. J. Holmes. former resident, who
is visiting in the city.
May wheat closed in Minneapolis yes
teday at 81. 1855, opened today at 81. Isl
closed at 81 15f; cash, No. /, northern,
$114a No. 2, sl129. Local, wheat
No. 2. 96; No. 8. 90; No. 4, S4; flax,
st.05. corn, 30; oats, 21; barley, 80; rye
Isl.
Frank Kellar of Villas is in the city
looking up the matter of sinking the
county artesian well. Mr.. Kellar is
the owner of a fine we'll boring outfit
and gives assurance that he can sink
an artesian well to any depth neces.
sary. He has been veiy successful
with wells in this vicinity.
Judge d. d. Holdrldge, pension at
torney, is advised from the pension de-
partment that pension of s12 per
month has been granted to Mrs. Paul
ina J. Murray, dating from Nov. 2S,
1904. Application for this pension was
made by Judge Holdridge about two
months ago and the return comes very
quickly.
Mrs. Mollie Marca, aged SO years,
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
ferdinand Augustat. in Franklin town
ship at 80 80 this morning. Deceased
| WAS a native of Germany, and had been
a RESIDENT of Lake county fourteen
years. The funeral will be held
from the German Baptist church in this
city tomorrow at | 80 p. m.
New York Fress: 1t tickles a woman
| to death to think how surprised her
neighbors will be when her son be-
comes president. !. An old man darling
is in danger of having young darling
Of her own....A girl seems to think it is
awful vulgar to eat real food when she
goes out to luncheon. -. The only thing
that consoles a woman for the simple
| clothes angels wear is the nice, long
| curly hair they all have. When a girl
is first enagegd it is a sign she thinks
some hero in a novel is almost as nice
as hers. "A woman can never feel sure
her husband knows how to run the fur.
| mace unless she hears him swear at it
-. There is no limit to how young a
woman can stay if she has no childre u
to get older than she is. "A woman car :
ries on worse over the baby's having the
atamaah aaha than harIalf bap;,,o. fha