The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-04

W. A8NA
Mrs. J.. b. Koehler started this morn
ing for her old home at Freeport, ILL.,,
and the worlds fair to be gone several
weeks.
Artesian Advocate, 81: Mrs. Whnlen
and daughter returned Monday to their
home at Madison afrer q short visit with
friends here.
L. NJ. Sturtevant and wife, the latter
sister of f. ID. Gilbert, deceased, re-
turned to their home at Spring Valley,
| Mlnn., this morning.
Clerk OF Courts PrestoR to-day issued
a marriage license to Jacob Peterson,
aged q years, Of Arlington, 5. d., and
Fannie Dean, % years, Of Madison, s. ID
Argus Leader, q: Mayor Patterson is
authorized 10 represent the city OF Mad
ison at the irrigation congress, to be
held at Los Angeles, CAL, on October 10.
Three of the religious societies OF the
young people in the city will tender q
reception to the students of the Normal
school in the opera house next Friday
evening.
Bert Rodde who worked in the the
Cargill Bros. elevator here last year has
been put in charge of an elevator at
Lakefeld, Mimi, this year and departed
for that place to-day.
AS this is Labor Day, business in the
large cities is practically suspended, and
no reports on the state of the market
will be received. Consequently the
prices remain the same as Saturday.
John Huecker, a graduate of the
Denver School Of Pharmacy, has pur-
chased the stock of o. j. Tweedt, OF
which he, In company with JOS. Orperud
and MI. Tweedt, is taking inventory
to-day.
Hundreds of praire chickens, ducks
and snipe we're being brought into
market to-day, sold and packed for ship
ment. Yesterday must have been ar
exceptionally good day for sportsmen
Father Flynn was an east bouno
passenger this morning for Chicago ane
the worlds fair where he will spend
couple of weeks or more of his annua
vacation. His pulpit will be sappliet
during his absence by Father Weber, {
young priest from Sioux Falls.
j. B. johnson has moved out to hi
farm in order to protect his orchard
fruit. Last night he was bothered b.
quite a number of providers or sneal
thieves but thinl he will be NOR
effectively prepared for them in tn,
future as he finds it necessary to lay IN
little cold lead.
One shipper gathered up 1900 egg
in Madison Saturday, and no doubt al
others combined gathered up nearly a
many more. This would make a tota
OF at least 10000, dozen which at tn
market price Of 10 cents per dozen mus
have brought the farmers a return @
$1,000. And this is only one day
marketing.
A young man was brought in to d.
Clough's Office to-day from Charlie
Johnson's place in northern Mlnnehah
county looking as if he bad attempted t
run his head through a threshin
machine. 1t took a good many stitche
to bring him together and he struggle
hard even under chloroform, but wa
finally fixed up in good shape.
If VIM. Tobin continues In the way b
has begun in collecting exhibits for th
state fair at Aberdeen he will ultimate
ly have a very good display. He ha
procured some excellent specimens {
corn and potatoes from VIM. Whitmor,
Nels Fader and John Patterson. Th
corn Of the latter, a Yellow Cent variet,
has ears measuring 101s inches in lengt
firm and well-flled. He has two contr
buttons of fine White Dent from til
other gentlemen, and Henry Gill fror
the north side of the lake sends up wor
that he can furnish some Flint corn {
~.Aormous proportions,
A peculiarly sudden death overtoo
the little l8-months' old daughter {
Julius Bartke, yesterday at Q p. M. Til
little n had been playing as well q
usual in the forenoon and partook {
dinner as usual and went to sleel
Shortly after, it woke up as with a CT
pain and being soothed and pr
to sleep again it rested an hour longe
and woke up crying. But before the
could even get it out of the cradle th
little one was dead. The funeral wi
take place tomorrow afternoon at
, o'clock, from the house, Rev. Kuntz, {
Wentworth, officiating.
} Auditor Runkel has received nearly q
the leyies of the different civil and scho'
! townships in the county and they sho
a peculiar diversity. The civil tow
ships show a very light levy as a rule Il
general expenses, as follows: Cheste
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