The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-30

thinking of buying piano III the fu
ture it will pay you to look at these. =
! B. Fl. Stoddard
Window shades lst t. , = at The
Bazaar
| am ready for your order in paint
ing and paper hanging. All woIl
guaranteed Call early, at tue City
restaurant - Helmer c. Hexom.
An entertainment will be given al
Normal au litorium Thursday evening
March 80. for the benefit of the Kinder
garten. Tickets. % cents,
For hail insurance in one of the old
est and most substantial insurance
companies in America at very reason
able rates, call at the Madison State
| Bank
The local whist club was entertained
last evening at the rooms of Mr. and
| Mrs Frank Palmer at the Lake Park.
and II. H. Holdridge
K. +. Alverson has car load of seed
corn on sale at the Erick Hyland build
ing. This corn was grown III Mime
sofa in the same latitude as Lake county
and would no doubt make sure crop
Comrade F. keenan, is home from
Hot Springs, having spent the winter at
the soldiers home. He reports an en-
ioyable time with the comrades and ex-
cellent hospitality at the home.
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
May wheat closed in Mirn ,apolis
yesterday at 81 .07s, opened today at
$t07s, closed at $l.084 cash, No. /
northern, 81. 10i ; No. 2, Sl02. Local,
wheat, No. 2. 81; No. 3, 81 No. 4, Is !;
fax, $1.1S; corn, 33, oats, 81 barley, 30.
Pierre dispatch, 28 At the first
meeting of the county auditors OF the
state with the state board of equaliza-
tion today every county in the state,
except Stanley, was represented. The
matter of the basis of asse ssment was
thoroughly discussed. and it is hoped
that great benefit in the way of increas
ed assessments will result.
An entertainment for the benefit Of
the Kindergarten will be held at Nor
NAL auditorium, Thursday evening,
March 80. Following is the program ::
Piano duet. Misses DeGraff and Girton !;
solo, Coletta Fitzgerald; selection, Shell
don Bros; reading, Mrs Duncan Mac
kay; selection. Noldraak; one act dra-
ma, The Mousetrap, Euros; soprano So
10, Gertrude Cook; piano solo, Miss
Savercool; recitation, Miss Love- tenor
solo, Prof. Tolles; selection, mandolin
club Admission, % cents
Sioux Falls Argus Leader, 90 H. p.
Smith, of Madison. a member of the
citizens committee appointed to con
fer with p F. Sherman on the railroad
matter, was in town today. He failed
to meet Mr.. Sherman. who was in the
country. To the ArgusLeader MIR.
Smith said Madison wants the road,
and is willing to do anything that is
reasonable to get it. Our people will
keep to the letter any. agreement they
have made or will make. y
The senior class of the Normal school
will issue year book at the end of this
semester containing history OF the
school, its faculty, alumni, classes and
the usual grinds found IN such publica
tions A committee of the faculty will
aid and assist the seniors with sugges-
tions and give such oversight to the
work as it may need during its prepar-
alton and issue. An effort is lei 10
made to have at the commencement of
this wear general reunion of all the
alumni of the school. now numbering
nearly four hundred, many of whom
will return to witness the commence
ment exercises and note the progress
made since they graduated.
Emporia Kan Gazette: Did you
ever notice group OF little girls be-
tween the ages of IA and 1S chattering
away in a cornerl The next time You
sit near such group listen and hear if
about every tenth word is about what
she said" If it is you have found
some more of the she said girls and
tney are not the incest little girls in
the world. The she said girls are
likely to loiter down town after school
too late to help their mothers with the
afternoon work. They are likely to
wear better clothes than their fathers
can afford so that the neighbors wonder
what their mothers can be thinking
about. The she said" girls also too
often think moro of the boys than of
their books and frequently fail to get
through school. They are in for good
time and have nothing in their heads
hnt hairnins and tMosteps.