The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-10

ing arrangements for the appearance
OF their aggregation in Madison, June
les.
Miss Dorothy Peterson spent Sunday
in this city with her aunt, Mrs. J. M.
Munson, returning home to Sioux Falls
by the morning train.
Mrs Stitzel and con Ralph departed
this morning for their Lyman county
land claim. They were accompanied
as far as Colman by Mrs. p fl 4rina-
ger.
Frank Mitchell returned to Lester,
Iowa, and Val Welch, cousin, who
has been visiting in the Mitcnell fami-
ly, returned to his home at Pond
Greek, Okla.
| A special train bearing St Paul job
bers Is listed to arrive in Madison next
Saturday at 12 :55 and remain an hour.
The jobbers will make tour of South
Dakota in the interest of trade rela-
tions.
The Baptist church society are pre-
pairing to give reception to their pas
tor, the Rev. F. E. Stockton and mis-
wife, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.,
Jones in North Egan avenue next Fri
day evening.
| We are milking four fresh Jersey
cows, and can furnish three or four
more families with pure rich milk at
I6 cents per quart delivered. "A. f.
Laity, phone 359.
The last show of the season is the
/ musical Wizard of Wall Street at the
| opera house Thursday evening, June /,
guaranteed to please you or your money
back. Prices 5O-35-25 Seats on sale
Tuesday.
| Taken Up. Came to my premises,
Monday, June 3, one ana half mile
northwest of Madison, one cream mare
pony, dark name and tail. Owner
prove property, pay charges and take
her away.-Ed. Mcdonald.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler, to re-
duce stock, will sell at cost, during this
month, watches, clocks, jewelry, cut
class and everything in bis stock. Pa,
tons. are invited to avail themselves of
the bargains while they last
Trespass Notice. Amy person, es-
pecally any boy. molesting birds or
their nests on my place east of town,
will be prosecuted This means bust
ness Keep off. d. F. Mackay.
At meeting of the Odd Fellows
lodge Saturday evening, it was for
mally decided to build an addition to
their block, extending the building to
the alley in East Fifth street. The
upper floor of the proposed addition has
been leased to the telephone company
and with floor space of a6 by so feet
will be arranged especially for their
purposes.
In its report of the election of the
State Normal school faculty, Saturday
evening, The Daily Leader inadver-
tantly listed Miss Warren, preceptres.
at East Hall and teacher of latin, as
having resigned. This was an error
We should have instead noted the resig-
nation of Miss Rawlins, teacher of
/
President Heston has not yet received
official notification of the election of the
faculty, the information having been
| given to The Daily Leader by Messrs.
Forrest and Aldrich of the board of re-
gents as they passed through the city
by the north train Saturday evening.
Word reached the city this morning
of the death of James s. Cramton al
his home in Clarno township at :3(
yesterday afternoon. While having
been somewhat ailing for several
months, deceased had been attending
to his farm work and yesterday he was
in his usual health In the afternoon
he was about the barn and went int,
the house and laid down in his room,
not complaining to his family that he
was i'll. A few moments after his
daughter went to the room to inquire
as to his welfare and found him dead
| The funeral will be held at Winfred
tomorrow at p. N. Deceased was q
prosperous farmer, and had served the
county in the capacity Of commi sisonel
several years ago. He leaves his fami,
ly we'll provided for financially.
This section Is thoroughly soaked
with the heaviest rain that has occur
led for years. Rain commenced fall
ing Thursday night, continuing all day
Friday. Saturday there was cessa
tion. only to begin again Saturday
night and continuing almost without
interruption until this morning Care
full measurements show that three
inches of water fell between Saturday
night and Monday morning. Park
Lake creek In the north part of the
city is flowing an immense volume OF
water and the creek passing through
the south part of the city connecting
lakes Herman and Madison, is also
bank full. Lake Herman Ia overflow
in2 a large volume of water throug b
the east outlet. A large amount OF
farm land is under water. No such
conditions have existed in this secti on
for many years. Careful inquiry fails
to discover any damage done, the raiI
falling gently, unaccompanied BY wind