The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-20

lady as quite nai0 anG noarby auu Ssanu-
ing the shock well.
Mrs. Rebekah Bfinker, received d tele-
gram this morning from Creston, Iowa,
to the effect that her son Issac, who has
been sick for some time with gastric
fever, was not expected to live.
Clark Republic, IT: "Rev. Frazer of
Madison, s. d., moved to Raymond last
week by team at which place he will be-
gin work in the Masters vineyard"
Rev. Mr.. Frazer was the Presbyterian
minister at Wentworth in this county
until recently.
The supper to be given by the ladies'
of the Presbyterian church, at the opera
house Wednesday evening, November
%, will be ready at half past five.
Chicken pie, with all OF the accompani-
ments, for twenty-five cents for grown
ups and fifteen for children.
County Treasurer Muggli has made
out his tax sale certificates and finds that
the total tax sales this year were as
follows: Farm or acre property, 1925
.O4; city property, S4,805.50; total In
county 80, lO0.50. II will be seen from
this that farmers pay their taxes better
than city people.
Carl Wolf, ! young man employed
by the tenant on Albert Boobies farm.
three miles northeast of the city, suf.
fered a shooting accident about noon to-
day. He had been husking corn in the
field. having his gun with him. Return
ing TO the farm house, he attempted to
remove the gun from the wagon, muz-
zle. end foremost, when it was discharged
taking effect in his right side. DIR. John
son was called to attend the injured
man, and expresses grave fears that the
injury will prove fatal.
Geneseo, ILL.,, News, 9: Thanks to Mrs.
Lesbia Grant Cameron for "a bundle of
Madison, s. d., papers. Mrs. Cameron
says that Madison supports a daily
handsomely, and the paper itself looks
that way ..Ex-Mavor Grant and wife
MIMI. the first of this week. They
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. How.
ard during their stay in our city" Mr.
and Mrs. Grant are the parents of Mrs.
Cameron and by their frequent visit tc
| Madison have gained many friends a.
mong US.
Deadwood Times, 16: On invitation
OF j. G. Keith the resident officials and
members of the Thunderer Gold Mining
company and the board of directors Of
the Bald Mountain Consolidated Mining
company, enjoyed an elegant game sup
per at the keystone hotel last evening
The men comprised all kinds OF game
from jackrabbit to venison. After the
substantials were disposed of many
toasts we're expressed and Willingly re.
sponded TO. j. G. was in his element
enjoying the banquet fully as well as bis
guests, all of whom voted it the most ap.
pStiAiuB dilaii yCb pal eahCu L ~ 1AuicI
lea.
Considerable misunderstanding has
arisen as to the extent of CHAMBERS among
horses in this county near the Mlnnehaha
line. The first visit OF the veterinarian
to that section ten days ago discovered
glandered horses and they were quaran-
tined. A visit of the doctors last week to
other reported cases, found no glandered
horses but cases of catarrh. The stu
alton as it now stands is this: On the
farm of Henry Fisher there are five
| glandered horses and one suspected; all
quarantlned. On the farm of Lewis
| Spawn, there is one suspected horse,
quarantined, aud n has been killed.
There are seven or eight other horses
on this farm, kept in separate quarters,
perfectly healthy and not affected in the
least. 1t is claimed by the Dell Rapids
papers hat other parties say these
horses are affected with CHAMBERS, but
the veterinarians here would like to
know who the veterinarians are who sc
state.
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