The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-02

was settled Saturday afternoon Cor s45,
Mr.. Smith paying all costs in the suit.
DR.. Clark reports . five-year-old boy
OF Spaulding Westaby severely kicked
IN the face yesterday by colt. His up
per lin was split clear up into his nose.
VIM. McGrath, Esq, succeeded in rails
ing the injunction placed upon the Lake
Park resort, in his qisit to Judge Aikens,
Saturday, but States Attorney Soper
has taken an appeal.
Mrs. Frank Knight and Mrs. J. p. Ba-
ker OF Ramona received . telegram last
night stating that their father, Mr..
Stewart of Fillmore county, Minn., was
not expected TO live.
Frank J.. Boyer, OF Flandrau, and Juha
Mcdonnell, Of Ramsey, will sbe married
tomorrow morning In 81. Thomas
church, Father Flynn, -oficiating.s The
newly married couple will then depart
for Flandreau their future home, on the
1915 @. m. train.
Conductor Smiths train got part wa
to Winfred this morning when q draw
bar pulled out and broke his tram in two.
He had not time to double back and
reach Winfred before the east bound
passenger arrived and had to return to
Madison, before starting out again.
AS many parties will take advantage
OF the low rates to the worlds fair next
week Agent Larkin desires that as many
as possible advise him in advance oi
their going so that he make provision
This is the last chance for low rates and
all who can should take advantage ol
them.
| Guttlieb Honnegar, OF Ramona, wal
brought before Justice Holdridge to-day
by Sheriff Fox, for violation Of the pro
hibition law between the 9th and 23rc
of September, and had hearing to-day
The judge held him to the grand jury IL
the sum Of $500, which bond was prompt
ly furnished.
Il p =
Yesterdays excursion train left Madi
son for the Corn Belt exposition with
eighteen passengers and reached Mitch
ell with lat. There was no signs Of raiI
west OF Artesian. Three other excursion
trains brought in good loads to the ex
position-one from Aberdeen, one from
Sioux Falls and the third from Siou,
City.
i John G.. Callinan took Conducto
Wright's place on the east bound trail
at this city this morning and will holt
the run until the return of the latte
from visit to the worlds fair. Con
ductor Wright returned to Woonsocke
on the freight. Lou White takes Con
ductor Callinan's place on the Bristo
run.
| A robbery of four lap robes, and al
overcoat from VIM. Porteous, q doubl
harness from Peter Delaney and sa,
land square from f.. G. Ball, all or Ramc
Ina, was committed Saturday; and to-da
these gentlemen are in the city with tw
men charged with the offense. They ar
/ lodged in jail until the proper evidenc
i 10 secured when they will have hearing
/ Huronite, %: Hon. j., J. w. STACK
whisky eradicator and man with the iro
nerve, bias issued a sweeping defy, offer
ling to bet anything down to his last dog
that his celebrated bird dog, Cyclons
sire unknown but damned by everybod
who ever hunted over. him, will run
Jack harder and faster over any give
course from one foot to as far as the roa
| 10 cut out, than any hound or earth, th
only condition being that he shall be al
lowed to stand at the score with do
whistle and blow himself black in th
face in an attempt to call his dog bacl
| Miss Georgia Elwell is prepared to
dressmaking and all kinds Of fine SEWN,
Corner Stella st. and Washington ave.
i The pfrty who took my horse blanke
will please return same and save costs.
H. B. ScHRrNER.
] 4 span OF five year old geldings Il
sale cheap, on time. JERRY HURLEY.
Two good rooms to rent, furnished 9
unfurnlshed. Suitable for man and viii
or single person. A. j. BRoCHER.
| Lack OF vitality and color-matter i
the bulbs causes the hair to fall out an
turn gray. We recommend Halls Ha
renewer for badness and grayness.
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Ramonaites occupied the town to da
A. d. Smith, the piano tuner, 10 in I'll
city and will remain several days.
Harry Chales and wife were east boun
passengers this morning for Chicago