The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-13

The infant child of Nj. and Mrs.
Gideon Reynolds of the southwest part
of the county, died yesterday.
The ladies of st. Kathrine's Guild
will serve Is cent supper from to on
Tuesday March Ia. at DIR. Palmers res
| idence.
No. 2 wheat was quoted i, tie local
market today at 80 ho. .. % No. q,
II; fax, sl20; corn, B.; barley. 30
oats, 81.
Buy northern grown nursery stock OF
Sherman Bros, Charles City, la. "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 Is. See advertisement.
All kinds of cabinet wcrk 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 piano III the fu-
ture it will pay you to look at these
B. III. Stoddard.
| Mrs Angie Williamson who has been
at home for few days, departed by
the east train in the interest of Eastern
Star work as grand worthy matron of
the state.
About twenty five friends called at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Nc
Bride last evening, and those in attend
ance say Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride proved
themselves thoroughly nospitable,
Carl q. Peterson from Lake Sinia,
northwest, was in the city today to
procure a casket for the burial of his
wife, aged Al wears. Three chlldien
are left motherless. The funeral will be
held Wednesday at 2 p. nj.
s. Patrick s Day, next Friday, will
be observed at Montrose in an appropri-
ate manner. Mgr. Flynn of this city,
assisted by Father Nolan of Sioux Falls
and Father Weber of Salem, will cele-
| brate mass in the morning. Father
| Vim. Carev of Armour will be the ora
tor of the day. Dinner will be served
and the evening devoted to social plea
sures.
Frank Barton who has had cnarge of
the Coe Commission offices, has refuI-
nished the office with new telegraph
| instruments and tomorrow morning
will open for business under the name
of A. j. Cummings, a member OF the
chamber of commerce of Minneapolis.
Telegraphic market reports will be re-
ceiyed throuhgout the day on the same
| plan which has characterized the bust
ness of the Office heretofore.
There was a preliminary meeting
Saturday afternoon of those interested
| in the organization of the Lake County
Agricultural association. Articles Of
incorporation were prepared and sent
| to the secretary of state, asking the in
corporation of the society. AS soon as
the papers return there will be meet
ing for the election of permanent
officers and.to lay out plans for a fair
this fall
Sioux City dispatch, IL While hog
receipts were not burdensome at any of
the different market centers, eastern
points carried over another large bunch
of hogs, and there was a weaker ten
dency in provisions at the opening.
Owing to the light run here on Thurs
day little attention was paid to the low
er conditions which prevailed at ether
centers on that day. Buyers here start
ed out, both packers and shippers buy
ing their hogs on % to-5c lower basis,
with the popular price for good mixed
no2s at $3.50, while on Thursday the
bulk of the same class of hogs sold at
n. S24 to $4.S5.