The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-12

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me are requested to call ant
settle. Tom Carey.
II For Sale My residence, corner
Sixth street and Harth avenue. Mrs
M. ]. McGillivray.
Or. Foster of Huron was in towr
yesterday assisting DR.. Kinney in
veterinary surgical work
Smoke White Holly, SC. Made in
Madison.
Father O'Flaherty of Kimball was
an arrival by the west train this morn.
ing and is the guest Of Mgr Flynn.
| Local grain market: Wheat, No l.,
II; No. Q, So; No. 8, 65; durum SO to
81; flax, $1.O2; oats, 35; corn, 80; bar
ley, 45 to 52
For Sale. My residence and two
lots, second house north of the Garfield
school, Mrs. VIM Miller.
SMOKE Samuel Woodworth, 1Oc.
Made in Madison.
Buy your bake goods and homemade
candies of the Baptist ladies Saturday,
April 13, at Geo. Beck's store.
Smoke White Holly, DC. Made in
Madison.
A meeting Of the Commercial club is
hereby called for Monday p. m., to
consider matters Of special interst to
the city. BY order of the president. -
Henry Neill, Secy.
Smoke White Holly, Sc. Made in
Madison.
Lake Preston Times A baby daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. j.
Langlie on Tuesday last. The little
one was very frail and did not have
long for this world, death resulting
yesterday morning.
Smoke Samuel Woodworth, 1Oc.
Made in Madison.
Crist Rensch accompanied his young
son, Ralph, to Sioux Falls this morn
ing to consult an eye specialist in re-
gard to the latter's eyes The parents
discovered within the past few days
that the lad is nearly blind in the left
eye, presumably caused by cataract
Smoke Samuel Woodworth 1Oc.
Made in Madison.
At Normal Auditorium, Friday even
ing, April l2, at S:15. Miss Rawlins
will give lecture on, "The Message of
Simple Life; A study in the litera-
ture of one hundred years ago. No
steriopticon, but several maps or charts
will be used tor illustration. All hold
ers of season tickets admitted free,
others 20 cents, students Is cents
Tickets on sale at the door on evening
of entertainment.
Sioux Falls Press: The South Da-
kota Central railway company is push
ing its way north. Grading is being
done on the extension of that road two
miles north of Rutland, where 10
teams are at work with two hundred
men. The work is distributed over
six miles of the line and there are sew
en- camps required to accommodate the
men. There are now ties for five miles
OF road on the ground and the first load
of steel rails has arrived from Pitts
burg. The South Dakota central is one
of the live projects in the west today.
The Daily Leader received phone
message at three p. N. from a ladies
committee announcing that Mrs. C. W.
Wood had consented to stand as can
didate for member of the school board
in the Second ward for the two year
term. This would be in opposition to
John Holston, regular nominee. An
attempt was made by phone to induce
Mrs. Wood to verify the announce
ment, but she declined to ''talk for
publication. However, the informa-
ton of her candidacy is from source
which The Daily Leader considers reli-
able, and that her name will appear on
the election ballot is assured.
Sioux Falls dispatch: The regular
April term Of the state court for Mime
haha county will convene in Sioux
Falls on the 22d inst. More than Or
dinary interest attaches to the ap-
preaching term, for the reason that it
is expected the case of Mrs. Emma
Kaufman, of this city, charged with
the murder of Miss Agnes Polreis, her
16-year-oid domestic. will be tried dur
ing the term. 1t is customary in
the state circuit court to dispose of the
civil cases first, and it therefore is GER
tain that the case of Mrs. Kaufman
will not be called for trial until we'll |
into the month of May.
The time limit for fling petitions |
for nomination of city officers closed |
last evening and the only independent |
of record is Geo. Dahl for |
alderman from the First, ward against |
Chas. Jones, regular nominee. The |
matter Of filing vacancy for alderman
from the Fourth ward, caused by the |
of Alderman Geo. H. Was
key. nominee for mayor, and who will |
resign the lesser position, will be filled
by special election. Rumors are still |
persistant that there is dissatisfaction
with nominees for school officers and
that there are likely to be independent