The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-17

One of Cnas. Fl. Gabriel's operettas
given by home talent, at the opera
house, Tuesday night.
Fer Rent. Four room house, cen.
trally located W. NJ DAILY.
All kinds of cabinet work and up
holstering done at my shop. also Iic-
lures framed. Hair moss i,d fit beds
made to order "A. AlcL,r
have two good bargains in high
grade pianos Easy terms. If you are
thinking of buying piano IN the fu-
tnre it will paw you to look at these. -
b. II. Stoddard.
Z F. Alver son has a car load of seed
corn on sale at the Etick Hyland build
ing This corn was grown in Mime
sofa in the same latitude as Lake county
and would no doubt make sure cror.
James Myers, son of Sam Myers OF
this city, passed through with carload
of stock and farm implements and well
locate ON farm near Elrod. Mr. My
ers has been engaged in farming near
| Garretson.
May wheat closed in Minneapolis
yesterday at Sl.091 opened today at
81. 09l, closed at Sill; cash. No.
northern, 81. 12& No. @ $1.OSl. Local,
| wheat. No. 9. "a; No 3. 81: No. a, 70;
| flax, 81. 19; oats. 81; corn, 81; barley.
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A large audience greeted the Chase
Lister company at the opera house last
night and much commendation is ex-
pres sed today for the excellence of the
| performers in their different roles. The
company appears again this evening in
A Runaway Match.
Under the auspices OF the Philhar-
monic society will be given Chas ii.
Gabriel's s operetta, entitled THE Merry
Milkmaids, by home talent. The
operetta carries out the idea of the
| milkmaids and the farmer boys at their
several duties and with the usual t1irta'
tions. In royal deceptions of the com.
modore and the wooings of Farmer Jim,
Dorothy is at last won by the honest
farmer and blessed by the queen of the
milkmaids.
Supt. Erwin and other officials oi
the Milwaukee road were in town
short time Yesterday afternoon, proceed
ing west and returning about 10 o clock
last night. departing for the east at I
O'Clock this morning. 1t comes to The
Daily Leader that the matter of new
depot in this city was discussed and
that assurances were given that pas
senger depot would be built in the neal
future, PROBABLY next year, and that tht
depot building now in use would De
converted into freight house. 1t II
also stated that the widening OF thu
platform now in use was suggested ant
that the proposition was tavorabiy re
ceiyed by the officers. An order was
given for building a depot at Junlus
first stati on west OF Madison.
Flandreau Enterprise, IS: Mrs. Angie
If. Williamson of Madison, granc
worthy mat1on of the order of the East
ern Star of South Dakota, made bel
official visit to Beulah chapter No. = al
this place Monday night and was right
royally received by its members. After
the initiating of new Star in the
order she addressed the audience, which
was quite large one considering the
stormy weather, and complimented the
officers very highly on the efficiency
of their work in bringing the candl
date to light, and gave them shor1
history of the progress of the order dur
ing the past fifteen years. Short anc
acceptable speeches were also made b,
members of Beulah cnaptel, after which
all repaired to the dining hall where
fine lunch was in readiness fol them
The grand matron was entertained b,
Worthy Matron Mrs. Sarah j. Faeger