The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-19

at Britton from Brookings where ses-
sion Of the was held yesterday Mr.
Forrest is the boards committee to
look after affairs at the Madison State
Normal and devoted most of the day
visiting the school.
For Rent. Season 1907, 60 acres
plow-land, one mile flom Madison
Inquire Madison State Bank.
Pin tickets, all sizes. price tags,
gummed labels perforated in book form
and al DenHison supplies, at The Daily
Leader Office.
L. Adkins was a returning passenger
this morning from an extended tour in
North Dakota visiting Fargo, Breck-
enridge and other points. He reports
the weather extremely cold for this
season of the year and in many locaii-
ties water covers the ground in the
fields to the extent that farm work is
impossible. Nothing in the way of
seeding has yet been done in portions
of the state.
Wanted Boy Is to IS years of age
to learn press feeding and make him
eslf generally useful in The Daily
Leader Office. Permanent situation.
Apply at once.
For Rent House. good barn and
one acre land. .-F. y. Palmer. First
National bank.
SMOKE Samuel Woodwork, 1Oc
Made in Madison.
A special train has been engaged to
go to Huron, via Lake Preston, on
April 26, to attend the SSth anniversary
celebration of Odd Fellowship. ANY
desiring to 60 who have not already
signed will please notify the committee
at once and give US the number going
that we may prepare accordingly. The
fare for round trip from Madison will
be g. 25, train to leave Madison at 80
a. M, and return after the exercises.
Members Of Dell Rapids. Flandreau,
Egan, Colman, Wentworth, Winfred,
Ramona and Oldham will accompany
us on this excursion. M. II. Colgrove,
F. G. Ball, DIR. Frudenfeld, committee.
For Sale. Ten head thoroughbred,
registered. Hereford cattle-nine cows
Also two registered Percheron mares,
weight 1, 600, and registered Percberon
stallion. weight 1900. Call on or ad-
dress, T. Fl. Rae, Oldham, S. D.
Hercules, Black Perchsron, will
make the season of 1907 as usual. He
may be found at Mitchell's livery barn
in Madison Friday afternoon and all
day Saturday of each week.-W. R.
Reynolds, owner, four miles south Of
Junius.
At Normal auditorium Saturday
evening, April 30. at Sis DIR. Driver
will give his Lecture, Ultimate Ameri-
ca. This is the last entertainment Of
this seasons course. An opportunity
will be given to hand in names for
tickets for next season. Tickets on
sale at door on evening of entertain
ment, price 80 and 35 cents.
Henry Voieht returned last evening
from a months visit in Oklahoma
The farmers in that section. especially
the southern part of the territory, are
much discouraged with crop conditions.
The weather has been dry and the
green bug which has been pest there
for several years has completely de-
stroyed the wheat and oats crop from
Kingtisher south and are now attack
ing the corn. Mr.. Voight experienced
variety Of weather on his return
home. In Oklahoma corn is about II
inches high, the weather dry and hot.
Reaching Kansas he found the fruit
crop much damaged by cold weather.
At Council Bluffs. Iowa, he ran into .
snow storm which continued until be
reached Elk Point, this state, and up
on his arrival in Madison he found
bright sunshine and dusty roads.