The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-11

Timothy seed prime, native grown
for sale at Rippes elesa ator e. A.
Rippe.
! Any person wishing to buy a piano
will find two barg in4 wi g. Fl.
Stoddard.
To Trade Farm land for business OF
residence property in Madison, APP "
at this Office.
Buy northern grown nursery stock OF
Sherman Bros. Charles City, Ia A.
P. Harling, Agent
White Bros. are going out of business
and their entire stock of furniture is
being sold at cost.
Only eight days left of the great
Kingsley sale which closes Saturday,
March IL. See advertisement
According to our dispatches today
almost all South Dakota towns are
striving for new enterprises for their
upbuilding.
All kinds of cabinet work and up-
holstering done at my shop, also Iic-
lures framed. Hair, moss and felt beds
made to order. "A. Archer.
| have two good bargains in high
grade pianos. Easy terms. If you are
thinking of buying a piano IN the fu-
ture it will pay you to look at these. =
B. III. Stoddard.
DR.. S. M. jerks returned from Sioux
City by the evening train. His son
| David submitted to an operation for
appendicitis Thursday morning and is
recovering nicely.
Mrs. James Madison, a former resi-
dent, arrived from Carthage this morn
| ing to visit her brother in law, Aaron
Cramton who is i'll at the residence of
Chas. Angle
Our informant yesterday giving us
the item in regard to the party at the
home of Mrs. Hole inadvertently omit
ted to state that the function was given
jointly by Mrs Holle and Mrs. Elick
Hyland. The affair was unusually en-
joyable and Mrs Hyland contributed
much toward its pleasure.
J. III. Williamson, Esq, is in receipt
of a letter from Senator Kilt; G lge in
forming him that the special pension
bill granting Moses Frost a pension of
$50 per month which sometime ago
passed both houses of congress, was
signed by the president on the Goth of
February.
An auction sale of personal property,
including horses, cattle and farm ma
chinery, will be held at the farm of
Mrs. w. F. Mosier. 10 miles northwest
Dt Madison. Wednesday, March 15.
Col Lee will conduct the sale, free
lunch will be served, and the public
is cordially invited.
Sid Lee is home from an inspection
of his farm land near Platte. He re-
ports prosperous condition in that sec
tion with many new people coming in.
Farmers are fortunate In securing arte
sian wells at depth of from 500 to 800
feet and many of them have artificial
lakes on their farms which yield fish for
family use.
A splendid audience filled Normal
Auditorium last evening which was de-
ltghfully entertained by Ross Crane,
the humorst of the paint brush. !" The
entertainment covered wide range in
character impresonation, chalk talk and
molding in clay, in all of which the
humorist showed himself to be an art
its.
Sioux Fails Press, 10: A party of
Wentworth gentlemen, consisting of c.
w. Smith. f. L. Bergstreser. Fred
Richards and G.. w. Thomas, arrived in
the city yesterday. These gentlemen
compose a committee selected by the
people of Wentworth and vicinity to
consult with the directors of the South
Dakota Central with view to getting
the line built from Cotton to Went
worth.
The parents and teachers league
will hold its monthly meeting at the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday evening,
March 14th, at 8 o'clock. The subject
for the evening is Religious Training
of Children; prayer, Rev. A. L. Nor
wood vocal solo, Warren Tolles patri
otism, Pres. Beadle; religious training
OF children in the home, Mrs, Geo.
Tuttle; in the school, Miss Nellie Col
Inns in the church, Rev. Robinson.
All parents and teachers are urged to
be present.
The senior girls of the nigh school
gave surprise party last evening to
Mi IS Clara Fowler at the home of her
parents IN the west limits of the city.
f. q. Munro piloted the young ladies
to the nome. Upon arriving at the
door. Miss Fowler was somewhat
frightened at the noise, but when she
discovered there were no young men in
the company. her nerves soon became
settled. The evening was pleasantly
> lent chatting and singing songs of
Junior days. Refreshments were serv-
sd ny Mrs. Fowler. The young ladies
after good wishes to their hostess
walked home.
Sioux Falls dispatch, 10: Next Mon
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