The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-08


being sold at cost.
For Rent. Half section farm nc lies
northwest nf Cotton Inquire of :
Charles Glatz, Madison, s. d.
Nice ice for washing purposes, 81 a
ton. Please leave rders at C ris
Rensch $ store. W. f. Krne -er.
Order masquerade suits for the rail
road ball at the op-ra house, Feb. 22
Halstead
AT all times ladies can lind full line
of switches, nice hair rats, face powders
and combs at Katie Mnellers store. -
Mrs VIM. Kahler
AT a meeting of company |, S. d. N.
g.. last evening, Henry Wulft was elect
ed first lieutenant TO succeed the late
Albert Gatzky.
Mrs. l.. I'll. White was a morning
departure for Harper's Ferry, Iowa, in
response to telergam announcing the
illness of ner mother
John NJ Johnson was morning ar
rival from Alpena, called here on ac-
count of the serious illness of his sister.
Mrs. Rufus Kingsley.
The affairs for the new st. Thomas
church arrived today and were stored
in the Thompson building until such
time as they can be installed in the new
edifice.
Postal Inspector ID. A. Colyer of Sioux
Falls was in the city today, proceeding
to Ramona to further investigate the
recent loss of registered letter contain
ing ST., 900, at that place.
The family of the late Comrade F. D.
Palmer desire to publicly thank friends
and neighbors foi their kindness and
sympathy during the illness and death
of beloved husband and father.
May wheat closed in Minneapolis yes
terday at 81. 15s, op,ned today at ST.
l55, closed at 81. 14s cash, No. | north
ern, 81 Ia; No. 2. Sill. Local, wheat,
No. 3, 96; No. 3, 81; No. A, S4; fax,
$l.03 oats, 81; barley, 30; corn, 30.
Col. VIM. Lee, the veteran auction
eer, conducted a very successful sale
for Frank Weinbarger, south of town
yesterday. The colonel was at his best
and kept the crowd in good humor with
his fund of anecdotes and made pro-
fitable sale for both the seller and the
buyers.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader, Z: John
r. Biegger, Jr., and family of Winfred
have rented cottage, corner Dakota
avenue and Fourth street, and will
move to this city next week Mr.. Bieg-
ger has recently sold his bank at Win
fred and will open up wholesale and
retail automobile depot in this city. He
is now in Chicago attending the great
show. Mr. and Mrs. Biee-
ger are quite well known in Sioux Falls
where they formerly resided.
A Mankato, Mimi, dispatch states
that the second trial of DIR Geo. r.
Koch of New Ulm, accused of the nun
der of DIR. L. A. Gebhardt, has been
set for April IL, at Mankato. DIR.
Koch appeared in court, fresh and smil-
ing. and did not seem to mind in the
least the gaze of the curious, of which
there was large number present His
bail was allowed to stand and he will
return to New Ulm and resume his
practice.
Chicago dispatch. z: Commissioner
of the Sioux Falls Board of
Trade was here yesterday to interview
the Milwaukee railroad officials regard
ing his request that the Milwaukee run
ii pure seed train over its line in South
Dakota. He was informed that his
request had been approved and that the
road will begin Immediately running a
special seed train. Mr.. Davenport al
so protested against the rumored change
Of the Madison Bristol daily freight to
til weekly and secured a promise that
the change would not be made