The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-14

ID confined to bed by illness.
The incoming passenger TRIM the east
will arrive at about Z o'clock this eve
ming, two. hours and a,half late.
The sociable snnouncsd to be held at
DR.. Nannestad's residence next Friday
evening, has been changed to Thursday.
tie evening before.
Isaac Nunnemaker's team made a run
away dash with wagon and hayrack,
from the farm in Orland township to-
day, rounding up at Spencer Westaby's
porch, breaking the doorbell.
Engineer Albert Martin has moved
into his handsome cottage on Josephine
avenue, neighbor TO d. McKinnon. The
house was built by Contractor Zeuell
and painted by John Turf, hence It's
neat appearance outside and in.
Four young men who have worked in
this city during the past summer de-
parted to-day for winter quarters in the
caste. III. Bushnell and Chas. MAJ
nard, for Vermont; Lewis Price and
Clarence Schram, for Saginaw, Mich.
Regular communication OF Evergreen
lodge, A. F. and a. M, at Masonic hall
tomorrow evening for the purpose of
electing officers and ~transacting other
necessary business. A general attend.
ance 10 desired.
Woonsocket-New Charley Crane,
formerly telegraph operator here, later
Oh Madison and now at Mitchell, was
hire this week, riding up from Madison
Monday on his bicycle, making the sixty
miles IN six hours against q head wind.
Pretty good speed -
Weather Prophet Foster has made the
following predictions: "More severe wea-
Their than asual viii o~ocuxsfrom. Novem-
Der q 10 December q, and immediately
followlngathis period . ssvsre cold wave
may be expected. Winter storm waves
will cross the county about November
% and % and December 5 January wea-
her will be or unusual interest"
The Madisonians hald their regular
session last iesening 40 1.-The home of
| Misses Sada and Ida Jones. Mrs. Cam.
eron presided at the piano. and an eve
ming OF thorough review IN j the past
reading OF the circle was pursued. Miss
Edna Beck and Mrs. j. LnnJones con-
Quoted the work IN discussaon OF polit-
ical economy and J.. A. Trow led IN the
examination into Roman history. The
evening was most protitably spent and
the meeting adjourned to met in two
weeks at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Trow.
Sioux Falls Press: Judge j. w. Jones
is going to have a great deal of work on
his hands when his term of office begins.
No terms of court we're held at Canton
or Salem because OF mistakes made in
drawing the juries. No criminal bust
ness will be transacted in this county
until after January !, and only such civil
business will be taken up as can be fully
disposed of before the judges are chang
ed. This will make full dockets in the
circuit and Judge Jones will be kept
pretty busy for the first six months
clearing up the work. While in Sioux
Falls Judge Jones will make his office
at the court house, in the judges cham
| hapo off fwnr1 thu an,.rf rAnra
DIR. G. f. Gray, the painless tooth ex-
tractor who has held forth at the Lake
Park hotel and done a metropolitan
business for the past two weeks, took
his departure this morning with three or
four other brothers, evidently engaged
in the same business, for Indianapolis.
After his departure a complaint was
sworn out by Mrs. John +. Ryel, charg-
ing him with the theft of a mouth plate,
and placed in the hands of Sheriff Fox.
The sheriff at Flandreau was tele-
graphed to intercept the doctor in his
eastward journey, and after dinner the
wires brought back the news that he
was in the custody of the officers
Sheriff Fox will go down the line this
evening to bring the accused to this city
for a hearing.
A most interesting case is now in
hearing at the court house before o. o.
Murray, Esq, as referee, with Hon. III.
ii. Keith of Sioux Falls and Geo. II.
Farmer, Esq, on q side and Murray &
Porter Of the other. The legend is
somewhat as follows: In the year 1879,
Ole Martinson OF this county made a
timber culture entry and cultivated,
having a tine stand OF yonng trees until
1886, when a prairie fire swept over it,
destroying the trees. Shortly after
this, Martinson became insane and was
in the asylum over a year. In the mean
time q guardian had been appointed over
the property, but Gustav Bogaard had
likewise filed a contest on the CLAIM
The guardian made application TO the
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