The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-14

anu bDtlE eutiGt stoCh VI iuhituAV -
being sold at cost.
FL. H Holdridge ESQ, was home
coming passenger from Artesian width
er he went last Saturday evening.
The marriage OF Mr.. Henry Miller
and Miss Josephine Fetz was celebrat-
ed at St Thomas church this morning.
A piano recital to be given by six
young ladies'. assisted by the best local
talent in the city, is one Of the attrac-
tions Feb. II.
Order masquerade suits for the rail
road ball at the opera house, Feb, %
Order as soon as possible - Stoddard d
Halstead.
Joseph Kehrwald has returned from
Benson, Nina, and will accept posi-
tion as head miller with the newly or
ganized milling company at Oldham.
DR.. Thos. Lowe of Pipestone, broth
er of DR. Vim. Lowe of this city, has
been appointed by Gov. johnson, a
member of the state medical examining
board of Minnesota.
All hhoNinS thNb1oChFS7 Ia
debted to the firm of f. ID. Palmer q
Son please call and settle at once, in
order that the estate of the late +. II.
Palmer may be settled as soon as pos
sible.
The time of the arrival of the train
from the east is indefinite. Report at
the depot at 3 p IN. was to the effect
that the Chicago train westbound was
called in the snow near Manila.
May wheat opened in Minneapolis
today at ST. 16l, closed at 81. .16S cash,
No. 1 northern, $1.16i; No. 2, 81. IA.
Local, wheat, No. 2, So; No. 3, 90; No.
4, So fax, $l06; oats. % corn, 81 bar
ley, 80; rye, 50.
The Columbia Opera Co. arrived
from the north and will appear at the
opera house this evening. This is the
company which so highly pleased in
Dorothy in this city about two weeks
ago
Ladies. Having large stock of hair
goods and wishing to close out entirely,
will sell all goods on hand at greatly
reduced prices. Sale to commence Sat
urday, Feb. Ii. and continue all next
week, at Katie Mueller s store. Mrs.
VIM. Kahler.
Miss Grace Monty who went to st.
Paul few DAYS ago. had a strenuous
experience in train wreck near Man
kato. Two cars of the train went off
the track, one of which was thrown on
its side, but nobody was injured aside
from a shaking up.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader, 13: 10
seph Wright, the popular conductor of
the Milwaukee road. who has been
quite ill and who was moved to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs w. III. Lyon,
where ne could receive proper care, has
SO far recovered as to be removed to his
rooms in the Syndicate block. Mr..
Wright is able to be up and around the
room.
Word has been received of the death
of Mrs. Cornelysen at her home in
Harper Ferry. Iowa, last Friday eve
ming. Mrs. L. H. White of this city
who left here last Wednesday reached
her mother before she died. but Mrs.
w. o. White and A. J. Cornelysen of
this city and Miss Lillian Cornelysen
of Howard who went later were delay
ed by storm and when they arrived
found their mother dead
The meeting of the Philharmonic so
ciety at Odd Fellows hall last evening
was unusually novel and attractive and
called out an immense audience. The
program was composed exclusively of
rag time music and each number was
well rendered David jerks and
Charles Croome made hits by appearing
black face, the former singing. Back,
Back, to Baltimore and the latter, I've
No Use for Sleep.