The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-26

Nineteen pounds sugar for S1.00, at
Murray's sale.
New advei tisements in todays issue
of The Daily Leader. A. Johnson,
w. s. Murray.
To Let A frst-class piano, for a
few months at S2 per month. Rev. c.
| Fl. Beers.
Smoke Samuel Woodwork. 1Oc
Made in Madison.
| For Rent 1-room house, small gar
| den, we'll water and cistern, two blocks
east of Main street Rent is reason
able. Inquire at this Office.
Smoke White Holly, &c. Made in
Madison.
Local grain market Wheat, No. /,
%; No 2, TO- No. 3. 66; durum, 81 to
81: fax, 81 02; oats, 36; corn, SO; bar
ley, 40 to 55.
Smoke Samuel Woodworth, 10c
Made in Madison.
For Rent. House of eight rooms.
icty water and cistern, good barn, West
Eighth street, near Lincoln school. -
James Gagen, West Seventh street.
Ed. Bowel of Oldham was through
passenger this morning for Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Bowel and family will remove
from Oldham next week, taking up
| their residence in Watertown.
For Sale Ten head thoroughbred,
registered, Hereford cattle-nine cows.
Also two registered Percheron mares,
weight 1,60O and registered Porcberon
stallion. weight 1,60O. Call on or ad-
dress, T. H. Rae, Oldham, S. D.
Mayor Waskey and w. A. Mackay
departed this morning for Chicago in
the interest of the proposition to in
duce the Milwaukee company to build
spur into the Chautauqua grounds
from their cut off line.
The special train out of Madison at
s 80 this morning carried over eighty
passengers. The party goes to Huron
to attend the celebration Of the SSth
anniversary of Oddfellowship which oc-
ours in that city today and this even
ing. Trainmen from the north report
passing the excursionists at Oldham
and they were enjoying themselves to
the limit. They will arrive in Huron
at noon today and depart for home
after the exercises tonight.
Watertown dispatch, %: The South
Dakota Central railroad probably will
build into Watertown in the next 81 x
months. 1t has pledged itself, through
President Sherman, to do so before
May /, 1908. and stated that in all
probability it will be here before Jan
1. Mr., Sherman visited this city and
made arrangements concerning the right
of way A liberal inducement was
offered by Watertown citizens. The
Dakota Central has built north from
Sioux Falls to Rutland and the deal
which has just been closed will mean
the continuation of the road almost due
north some sixty miles.
Mitchell dispatch, 25: The lawn
tennis season has just got good start
in this city, and with three of the pest
courts in the state the sport will be
played to the limit in Mitchell this
season. The following officers were
elected for the Crescent club, which
contains "A member ship of sixteen:
President, c. w. Downy; vice presi
dent, Walter Nolt; secretary, S. H.
Scanlin; treasurer, Richard Welch. A
commodious club house has been erect
ed on the grounds of the club and will
be fitted up with all the necessary ap-
plicances for the comfort of the mem
bers Three or four teams will go to
the state tournament to be held at
Madison this year.
A recent issue of the Sioux City
Daily Journal refers to former Madi-
son business man as follows: Frank
Hutchinson, of the firm of Hutchinson
Bros. company, smiled at story in the
Des Moines Register and Leader as to
probable merger of the ice cream and
dairy interests Of the capital city, and
a posi- BILE combination of similar inter
ests in other Iowa cities, with him as
the man behind the merger. SIT is
true that l have visited Des Moines re-
Gently, with the purpose in mind of
establishing myself in business there,
but there is no enormous combination
in mind said Mr.. Hutchinson, 'and
the deal does not affect other cities.
We do not intend to capitalize for any
800, 900. l don't suppose the DEAL if
it does go through would involve mole
than $4,000. am not engaged in an
effort to corner the business in Des
Moines or any other city" Mr.
Hutchinson said that he personally is
interested in the Des Moines deal-that
the Hutchinson Bros. company has