The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-27

Did You ever buy furniture at cost
The price will surprise you. White
Bros.
A. F. Harling is canvassing for nur
sery stock and asks all his friends to
hold their orders for him.
White Bros are going out OF business
and their entire stock Of farniture is
being sold at cost.
Murray Hockett wai loading his
household goods ,day to remove TO Old
ham where he will engage in the hotel
business.
RegHalr meeting of Cyrus chapter,
X. A. NJ, Tnesiay evening, Feb. 2S,
Work in the Royal Arch degree VIM.
Rae. II. P.
The pure seed special train will arrive
from the north and meeting will be
held at the opera house at 3 80 tomor
row afternoon.
The death of Mrs. Verley, wife of
DIR. Verley, is reported from Ramona.
The remains will be taken north to Ere
mont, Mimi, for burial.
Philip Thesis, aged 3s years died at
the home of John Limmer, east of the
city yesterday Deceased was an uncle
of Mrs. Limmer. Funeral from the
home tomorrow at 2 p m.
The remains of Henry Michel. aged
80 years. who died at the home of his
son, A. c. Michel of Artesian, passed
through by the morning train enroute
to Geneseo, ILL.,, for burial.
Mart Craney has ordered complete
new set of fixtures for modern barber
shop and about the middle of March
will occupy his own building, now oc-
cupied by Augustat Il Molumby.
May wheat closed in Minneapolis
Saturday at $115i, opened today at
$l.l5, closed at sl.14s; cash, No.
northern, 81. 14s No. 2, $1.10s. Local,
wheat, No. 2, 96; No 3, 80; No. 4, 50
fax, 81. 10; oats, 81; corn, 80; bar
ley, 30.
Wick Christopherson, for several years
an employe at the local round house,
departed this morning for New York
City and will thence sail to the 18th
mus of Panama to take position as
boiler maker in connection with The
Panama canal.
A social evening which will no doubt
be of much pleasure has been planned
by the Odd Fellows lodge of this city
| Next Saturday evening they will enter
tain all other lodges of the county,
The plan is certainly good one and
will be greatly appreciated.
Young ladies in this city. former stu,
dents in ST. Clara college. Sinsinawa,
Wis, were surprised and pleased to re-
ceive the following announcement
"Mr and Mrs John Tighe announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mary Mag
dalen, to Mr.. Lawrence A. Cowan, on
Wednesday, the 18th of Feb, 1905.
Manley, NeD. At home after April 1st,
at Madison, South Dakota. - The
bride is former student and graduate
of st. Clara college. Mr.. Cowan's fam
lily are residents of the northwest part
of the county and he has been employed
as a grain buyer at Manley. Mrs.
Cowan will be welcomed to Madison by
former schoolmates.
There will be public reception at
the First Baptist church, on Tuesday
evening, FEB. 2S. Everyone is cordial
ly invited. The following gentlemen
have kindly consented to be present and
give words of welcome: Rev. Kruger.
for the Methodist church, Rev Robin
son, for the Presbyterian church, Rev.
Mayer. for the German Evangelical
church; Rev. Corbett, for the Episcopal
church; Ernest Kruger, for the German
Baptist church; Professo; Golf, tor
the normal school, d. d. Holdridge,
for the citizens of Madison; F. G. Full
Ter, for the Sunday school L. j. Cor
coran, for the church. Reception com
mittee, Mrs. Goff. Mrs. F. c. Fuller
After the program the ladies will serve
refreshments. Everybody come -