The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-08-25

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and many other risks YER insured has
Withdrawn from business In this city.
John Williamson, Esq, took the north
train this afternoon for Anoka, Mimi, to
visit Mrs. Williamson and the baby. He
will return Monday.
Conundrum: If there are three we'd
dings q week when wheat is 81 cents a
bushel, how nany should there be whom
wheat rises to 43 cents a bushel?
Mrs. j. B. Jones and daughters, Sada
and Ida, Prof. Dempster, wife and
daughter and Judge Downs, home
arrivals this evening from the worlds
fair.
Mrs. r. M. Hazeltine and Mrs. NFrank
Clay, OF Austin, Mimi, arrived by the
evening passenger, the former TO visit
with the family OF Charles McGill and
the latter in the family Of John O'Brien.
Henry Ripe will again take up his
residence in Madison and manage his
own elevator this year. He Is moving
his family into his own house near the
Episcopal church, just vacated by Thos.
Carey.
A. w. Holdridge has secured space in
the Corn Belt exposition at Mitchell for
q display OF Lake county products and
desires all who can to contribte choice
products to help out the exhibit. He
proposes rigging out q ship-hull, masts
and sails with Lake county grains,
grasses and corn. Mr.. Holdridge 10 look
ing for a genuine sailor to do the rig
ging and il there 10 any such in Madison
or vicinity, he would like to hear OF him
Rev. w. J. Cleveland has received
from Flandreau q ~pipestone slab two
and q half feet square, handsomely pol
ished, the handiwork Of an Indian OF
that place. This slab with other similar
pieces, will be used in the construction
OF an altar in Grace church in the
future. Rev. Cleveland also received Q
number OF Indian pipes, paper knives,
etc, manufactured from pipestone, from
the Indian Woman's Guild Of Flandreau
to be sent to Guilds in the east whose
members shave sent articles OF fancy
work to the members OF the Indian
Woman's Guild.
o. III. Mass, brother-in-law Of A. O.
L~ovlein, OF Pennington, who has been
looking Lake county over for two weeks
pas. returned home to Iowa to-day. He
says he has lived in Winnesheik county,
Iowa, for 26 years aud 7 years in Fill
more county, Mimi, before that, and
thought these the finest places under
the sun, but is now satisfied Lake county,
South Dakota excells either. He knew
q great many of the early settlers who
came out here and he now regrets he
did not come out with them ten years
ago. The evidences OF success and pros
perity on every hand are a revelation to
him.
The hearing of the cass OF the City OF
Madison against John Clancy for dis
turbing the peace last Sunday evening
drew q large crowd to Justice Hold
ridges court in the city hall this after
noon. Mr.. Clancy demanded q jury
trial and consequently q jury consisting
OF Frank Baldwin, III. E. Wilson, B.. 4.
Bell, n. B. Stacy, j. B. :Koehler and ..
e. Matheny was impanneled. G. j.
Porter appeared for the prosecution and
Judge McGrath for the defense. The
jury are still out at 4:30 as we 60 to
press.
The double wedding prophesisd at the
farm residence of G. s. Elwell in yester-
days DAILY LEADER, took place at $50
last evening, the nuptails of L. G. Elwell
and Pruie s. Farnham, OF Madison, and
L. A. Elwell and Nettie L. Bartlett, OF
Montevideo, Mimi, being the contracting
parties. Rev. A. g. Blackman performed
the marriage ceremony. Both the
grooms are sons OF Mr.. G. 8. Elwell. L.
G. has long been an employee Of The
DAILY LEADER and stands in high re-
pute with the whole force and the COM
munity at large and his bride is q young
lady worthy Of the best fellow out.
With their many other friends THE
DAILY LEADER boys wish them q wealth
OF happiness in their future life and like
wise extend their congratulations over
the happy event to L. A. Elwell and his
worthy bride.
Wanted-men to cut about 400 acres
of upland hay on shares, from one to
two miles from Madison. People want
ing good hay apply at once.
A. w. HoLDRIDGE.
Boarders wanted, Mr.. J. B. JOHNSON.
Found-A pair OF Spectacles. At this
Office.
New sweet potatoes at G. A. Relays.
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