The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-28

Geo. Beck, F. D. Palmer & Son.
Chas. Glatz returned by the evening
train from the east.
White Bros. are going out OF business
and their entire stock of furniture is
being sold at cost
Mrs H J. Munro was homecoming
passenger from Chicago, by the evening
, train.
DR.. Spafford of Flandreau was in
the city this morning, called in profes
sional consultation, returning home hy
the 0 80 passenger.
Guy Hinton. night operator at the
depot, departed this morning for New
Lisbon. Wis, called hither on account
of the illness of his father.
The four younger daughters of Mis-.
Beibritz We're taken to Racine Wis,
by the morning passenger where they
| will make their home with an uncle.
Regular meeting of the Rebeckah
lodge tomorrow evening at 1870.
Please come early prepared for degree
work. Mrs Lizzie Caldwell, Noble
Grand.
Father Stecker was through passen
ger this morning for Flandreau and
| tomorrow evening in company with
Father Dermody will return to Madison
as the guests of Mgr. Flynn.
The local cinch club will hold its
meeting this evening with Mr.. and
Mrs H. A Fowler, and tomorrow
evening the Jolly Euchre club will meet
with Mrs Joe o Brien.
The February meeting of the parents
and teachers league occurs this even
ing in the Presbyterian church at 8
clock. The topic is Patriotism and
will be lead by Gen. Beadle.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Lamb passed
through this morning with man from
Brookings charged with bootleg
ging" He was being taken to Sioux
Falls to appear before the federal court
A. Renaas was a morning passenger
for Nevada, Mo-. where he will remain
three or four months seeking health.
During his absence his photograph
business will be in charge of q l..
Horner of Lake City, Iowa.
The young ladies social society OF
the Catholic church will hold a basket
social this evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lannon. This will be the
first entertainment of the society and
many others of happy nature will fol
low.
Nav wheat closed in Minneapolis
yesterday at S1.14!, opened today at
IS113s, closed at $l.11a; cash, No.
northern. 81. l.13i No 2, $l.0Sl. Local,
wheat, No. /. 50; No 2, So: No. A,
90; fax, 81. 15; oats, 81; coin, 81 bar
ley, 30.
A beginning class for children will be
opened at the model school on Monday.
Children who will be of school age, 6
years, by September will be admitted.
Only limited number can be accom-
modated and preference will be given tc
those who have had kindergarten work.
The stock sale and other attractions
in tcwn today interfered with the meet
ing to organize an agricultural associa-
tion, but the committee having the
matter in charge has forwarded the
work to the extent that stock in the as
sociation will be offered for sale and the
organization is assured.
Through the instrumentality OF A. E.
Fuller, an old settlers association is tC
be organized in Madison. Invitations
will be issued for a meeting to be held
at Odd Fellows hall next Monday even
ing for the purpose. Only settlers who
were here in 1880 will be invited to this
, meeting and they will probably be
charter members, membership to be ex
tended TO others who come at later
date.
Circuit court for Lake county conven
ed this morning, Judge Jones presiding
but was of short duration In the cast
of the state vs. Peter Helm, Frank X
Aiken, attorney for defendant, present
: ed a physician s certificate that Heir
was ill and unable to attend court, ant
/, the case was continued The petit jur,
was discharged and few court case
were taken up and disposed OF during
the day. making the term the shortes
in the history of the county.
The pure seed special train of th'
9 Milwaukee company arrived at $3.50 D
IN. from the north. Two professor
from the Minnesota station were greet
ed by large audience OF farmers a
; the opera house. Profs. Ihilcott ant
Wheeler of the South Dakota station
2 were detained at Huron. Charts Were
3 shown, indicating good and poor seet
which indicated plainly that it is I
waste to use other than good seed. Th'
, special train remained in Madison a
minutes.
A wonderful tonic for the sick an.
l flcted. Get strength. health art
Happiness by using Hollister's Rock,
t Mountain Tea this month. A bracins
9 family mediine. 35 cents, tea or tab
let's. Frank Smith.
One OF Rings Dyspepsia Tablets afte
| aafipu nuan IN ynn can eat hrIt little UiI