The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01

yesterday The proceeds of the sale
amounted to over 81, 0O0.
White Bros. are going out of business
and their entire stock of furniture is
being sold at cost.
= The Epworth league of the NJ. E.
church will give social at the church
Friday evening March . at o clock.
Everybody is invited. admission %
cents.
The farm residence of Archie Cannon
in OIland township burned last night
about 8 o clock, the less being com
plete Mr. Cannon carried insurance
to the amount of $500
May wheat closed in Minneapolis
yesterday at $!114, opened today at
L. 1913, closed at 81 123 cash No
northern, 81. rs No. ., Sl.19s. Local,
wheat, No. ., "a: No. 3, s7; no. A. 50 !;
flax, 81. II; oats, 81; corn, 80; barley, 30.
The sale of hlooded hogs by Jones
Bros. attracted large crowd to the
sale tent in the rear of {. M. klotZ-
bach s livery barn this afternoon.
Thirty head were sold, prices ranging
from $25 to S45
A social function was held at the
residence of Mrs. Farmer in north
Egan avenue this afternoon. Mrs.
Farmer was assisted by Mrs. Fits, Mrs.
r. c. McCallister, Mrs. F. c. Smith,
Mrs Mease Mrs. Trow.
James Craney has reengagei in
business, today taking possession OF the
former Hubbell barn. Mr.. Craney will
do a livery, sale and feed business. His
facilities for feeding are first class and be
solicits the patronage of farmers at his
barn.
The sale of blooded Short Horn cattle
at c. NJ. Klotzbach livery barn yester-
day was success and satisfactory to
the gentlemen having them in charge
OF the 40 head, 12 were bought by Lake
county farmers, 1G head went to Miner
county and seven head We're sold to
Moody county farmers. The prices 1e-
allied averaged over 800 per head
Mitchell dispatch, 27: funeral ser
vices over the remains of Mrs. X. N.
KIatz, who died Friday evening, were
held this afternoon at 4 o'clock, an
address of eulogy being made by Rev.
T. H. Youn9man, d. d. The Metho-
dist church was crowded to its fullest
capacity by the friends OF the deceased,
and the floral offerings were numerous.
Mrs. Kratz, with her husband, had
lived in Mitchell for nearly quarter Of
a century and was member of the
Methodist church. Her fidelity to
church work was something remarkable.
She presided at the organ In the church
for nearly twenty years.
Elkton dispatch, 81: The program
has been completed for grand cele-
bration at this place OH March 17-St.
Patrick day One of the features will
be a parade, which will be headed by
the Elkton ccrnet band. The parade
will march to the Catholic church,
where appropriate services will be held.
From the church the parade will reform
and march through the principal streets
to the opera house. where dinner will
be served to all Commencing at 2
o o'clock in the afternoon the crowd will
be entertained with speeches. The
orator of the day will be Hon. ID. f.
Keefe of st. Paul. He will be followed
by other good speakers. The days fes-
tivities will conclude with grand ball.
Return date of Mr.. Sanford Dodge,
by special request, Monday, March 9Th,
presenting Francesca Da Rimini.
If you have never seen Francesca Ri
mini, soon to be presented here by MI.
Sanford Dodge, you should see it on this
occasion If you have seen 1T before,
YOU will he sure to see it again.
No greater drama was ever written,
and as it will be presented by Sanford
Dodge and his talented company, 1T Will
be worth many times the price OF ad-
mission to all who appreciate dramatic
excellence.
The story of the hunchback, Lanocit-
to-his handsome brother Polo, the
country fool, Pepe and francesca, the
beautiful lady Ravena, is all so 70
mantle and picturesque, and intensely
interesting and thrilling that once seen
will never be forgotten.
This great drama will be presented
Monday, March 9th. Seats now on sale.
Do not delay but get them now.