The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-16

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Worlds fair tickets will be sold at the
Madison depot from October Is to the
3lst at 1881, good to return until No
vember ID.
A baby boy gladdened the home of
MIR. and Mrs. M. w. DAILY yesterday
morning, and the happy father has been
receiving the congratulations OF his
friends to-day.
Mrs. Smith Barton, widow, proved up
Saturday before Clerk Of Courts Preston,
on her deceased husbands homestead.
j. w. Hurry proved up, also, on his
tree claim.
Miner county circuit court will begin
tomorrow and among the attorneys OF
this place who will be at Howard trying
cases, will be Geo. r. Farmer, ID. ID.
Holdridge, f. L. Soper and Murray IL
Porter.
The funeral of the remains of the late
Avery Bullock will take place at the M.
E. church tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. 1t is hoped that the Rev. j. 2.
Jenkins will have returned and will con-
duct the services.
A. Pattee OF Chester township has
purchased a residence in the vicinity OF
the round house in this city and is pre-
pairing to occupy it with his family. He
will build a barn and make other i'm
provements.
Mrs. A. A. Bartlett, who is visiting at
Black River Falls, Wis, had the misfor-
tune to fall down cellar in a friends
house last Friday and is laid up with Be-
we're bruises. Fortunately no bones
were broken.
The Saturday evening train from the
east did not reach here until 9:15, but
Postmaster Cameron and clerks were
accommodating enough to distribute all
the mail, much to the qualification OF
the patrons OF the Office.
DR.. e. L. CLARK returned from Brook.
ings today. While the Conference ap.
pointments would not be made until
this afternoon he feels quite certain that
Rev. j. P. Jenkins will be returned to
this place and will be home tomorrow.
Prof. Taylor, the optician can be found
at DR.. s. M. jerks Office Tuesday after.
noon and Wednesday. All who desire
an excellent fit of eyeglasses should
patronize the professor as he is one oil
the most experienced opticians in the
country. ,
VIM. Lewis, living about eight miles
northeast of the city brought in to-day
his son, Jacob, a lad OF 10 years, to be
examined for insanity. He has beer
acting peculiarly for some time and i,
was thought best to adopt some remedial
measures.
Murray Il Porter have brought suit
against the Milwaukee company for {
$600fire damage claim of T. Jirk Rev
erts on the southeast quarter of section
10 LOG. 81. The fire which partially OF
wholly destroyed his ~tree-claim, near
Wentworth took place September 2
1895. Geo. r.. Farmer, Esq, will defend
Ludwig Nicolayson, who lives several
miles west Of the city, met with a pain.
full accident to-day which may cost him
the sight of his right eye. While black
smithing, a piece of iron few up from
the anvil striking him in the eye aud
cutting into the cornea. He came to
town and had the injured optic dressed
by DIR. Nannsstad.
Mrs. Mary e. Luce of Davis City,
Iowa, in a business letter to this office,
says: "We have had no frosts to injure
anything. Our potatoes are still ripen-
ing and green. The pastures are as
green as in summer. Winter wheat is
looking splendid. Corn ripened natur-
ally, and the crop is very heavy. We
have gathered q wagon-box full Of wal
nuts and are abundantly supplied with
hickory, hazel and walnuts."
A large line of sample, shoes to be
closed out regardless of cost at
REED & SHELso's
Wanted, a lady cook at the Ideal
restaurant.
Ayers Hair ViQor is Justly considered
the best and most economical hair-dress-
ing in the market.
NORMAL DOLLARS.
Miss Whalen was not at chapel this
morning, but classes met as usual.
Again the awful fumes Of pitch per-
wade the halls and make us turn our
noses skyward. The pitch is being put
above or heads.
Gen. Beadle gave the studenta a Loo.