The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-20

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socket oil Bristol there 10 very little ira
vel on this line.
divers World circus gave an exhibit
ton on the south OF the public
square this afternoon which attracted
quite q large crowd. The evening exhi-
bition win begin at q o'clock.
DIR. Clough yesterday performed a
very difficult operation on the person OF
Mrs. Weisenberg, residing five miles
southwest Of Winfred. The operation is
known in the profession as l~aparotomy,
and consists in opening the cavity OF the
abdomen and the removal Of diseased
intestine. Mrs. Weisenberg readily raj
lied from the operation, and will rapidly
recover.
The Aberdeen cornet band has been
engaged to furnish music for the Lake
Madison Chautauqua, the first week in
July, and the Aberdeen News admon-
ishes it's citizens to provide the boys
with new uniforms.
Sioux Falls dispatch, Is: The first
sixteen miles Of the Sioux Falls and
Yankton grade, extending from this
place to a point some four miles north
of Violin, will be completed in a few days.
It is expected that the entire line will be
completed by August l.
Howard Press, 10: Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vol. of Madison, were the guests Of their
son, DIR. Davoll and wife over Sunday.
30. w. Daugherty has taken a posi-
ton as travelling solicitor for the Ma
tional Masonic Accident Association, of
Dss Moines, and will take the road in a
few days.
About 10 O'Clock last evening, Howard
Wood and Fred Hartford were loirtering
in the vicinity Of Robert Lees residence,
and mistaking them for circus tramps MIR.
Lee started in pursuit OF them with a
shotgun. The boys, by exercising their
~sprinting qualifications, succeeded in
reaching their homes with whole hides,
but it was a narrow escape. When
will young boys learn to stay at home
nights and avoid such dangers?
The funeral OF David Dewey will be
held tomorrow afternoon under the
auspices Of the Masonic lodge, Gen.
Shields Post, G. A. r., acting as es-
cort. The Masons will assemble at
Masonic hall at 2 p. m. and proceed
to the home of the deceased in q body,
arriving at 8 p. m. The funeral services
will probably be held in the Baptist
church. Mrs. Dewey arrived from
Hawarden, Iowa, at s. o'clock this
evening.
The following item from the Dell Rap
ids Times would indicate that another
creamery must be in contemplation for
Madison az the first has been erected for
some time and the machinery was
ordered several months ago. "A dele
CATION was sent down from Madison last
week to inspect the Dell Rapids ream
cry outfit with u view OF getting the best
plans and machinery for butter making
purposes. They found the creamery
plant here perfectly satisfactory and will
use it as a model in building one at the
clty Of Madison. They had heard Of the
Dell Rapids creamery through the col.
ums OF the Times.
Rev. w. j. Cleveland, editor OF Anpao
Kin Qndian paperl, issued from THE
DAILY LEADER Office, has decided to
enlarge the paper and the next issue will
be double its usual size. Anpao Kin
has been in existence only one year and
it's subscription list numbers 1000
which indicates that the Indians are a
reading people. Rev. Cleveland has re.
Gently translated the church hymnaI
into the Indian language, and an edition
Of the hymnal is now in press in Boston
printed from type cas- expressly for the
purpose. The type used in printing the
hymnal, when completed, will probabl,
be brought to Madison and used in the