The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23

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DAYS left Read advertisement.
E. F. Alver SON has car load of seed
corn on sale at the Erick Hyland build
ing. This corn was grown in Mime
sofa in the same latitude as Lake county
and would no doubt make sur crop.
For Sale. Building los OIL Harth
avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
Also two lots on East 4th street, south
front "A. ]. Garner
Miss Lucy Keegan who has been Wis
iting at the home of her relatives. Mr..
and Mrs JAS Gary, returned home to
Sioux City by the morning train.
Officers and members of Madison
chapter go to Howard on Friday To in
stitute a new chapter of the O. +. ;.
A one and half rate has been arrang-
ed for.
May wheat closed in Minneapolis
yesterday at l.13s, openel today at
81. .12!, closed at S1.11s; cash, No. l
northern, Fl. ID. No. 2. $1.135. Local,
wheat, No 2, %; No. 3, SO; No. 4, 80;
flax, 81 10; oats, 22 corn, 33 barley, 30.
At the village election in Oldham
Tuesday, the proposition to establish
waterworks system was defeated but
liquor license carried by good major
| ity- clear case Of victory Of beer
over water.
Commit ssioner Bingham today made
a change in the management OF the
poor farm. The first of the year Carl
Eigle succeeded Herman Wulff as
manager and today he decided that his
salary was insufficient. Commissioner
Bingham instead of raising his salary
relieved him of his charge and Delano
Green has been appointed to the place.
| Senator Larkin is in receipt of a
letter from Adjt. Gen. Englesby of
Watertown in which he says: ut
affords me great pleasure to inform you
that we have selected your militia com
pany among those in the state to re-
main in the service. / assure you that
the boys feel kindness toward you for
your interest in their affairs, shown at
the last session of the legislature. :"
John Huss today moved his pool
tables and fixtures from the Koehler
building to the Mcbride building in
west Fourth street. This is start for
general moving Augustat & MOldm-
by will move their meat market into
the building vacated by Mr.. Huss,
Mart CARNEY will move into the build
ing vacated by Augustat q Molumby,
of which he is the owner, and the
building occupied by Mr.. Cranney will
be moved out to make loom for the
Lake County Bank brick block
w. L. Reimer of Franklin township
sends The Daily Leader the following:
Sunday. March 10. at $3.50 p. m, Rev.
f. Oberheu of Wentworth preached a
very touching memorial sermon on the
death of Earnest William Reimer who
few days before was laid away to his
everlasting rest in peace with God.
| Earnest William was the only child of
his parents and died after two and
half days illness from scarlet fever,
aged years, two months and three
days. Burial in the Vetter cemetery. -
An emery wheel running at high
rate of speed at Wm. Tierneys black
smith shop exploded today and Albert
Neardahl who was working at the ma
chine escaped with his life by the frac
tion of an inch. Mr. Neardahl was
using the wheel sharpening plowshare
and stepped about two feet to the left
of the wheel to finish his work on a
| poll shing wheel on the same shaft.
Instantly the emery wheel broke in half
a dozen pieces, flying about the shop,
one piece breaking off 2 by joist in
the ceiling. 1t was narrow escape for
Mr. Neardahl.
Considerable interest is being taken
by the business men of Madison in the
organization of the Lake County Agri-
cultural society. A meeting for the
pun pose of electing officers will be held
at the court house Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. While the business men
have become interested. it is especially
desirable that the farmers of the county
generally take hold of the enterprise
and attend Saturdays 8 meeting in large
numbers. The success of county fair
is largely dependent upon the farmers
and they are all invited to attend Sat-
urday meeting and assist in the or
ganization.
The following clipping is from a Sc
attic newspaper: Sheriff Ed Clark and
Deputy Sheriff G.. d, Mccullough of
Miner county, South Dakota. who came
to Seattle for two prisoners held in the
county Jail wanted in Miner county for
horse stealing, are apparently having
the time of their lives. This is their
first visit to Seattle and in fact the first
time they have ever been in a large
city. Ever since arriving here THUS
day. they have been enjoying Seattle to
the limit, and are in no hurry to return
to South Dakota, where life is more
subdued than in this city. Yesterday
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