The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-27

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injury The lad is aged 15years.
Miss Alice Burns has commenced
teaching a term OF school in Antelope
district, Orland township.
A child OF Mr.. Norman, living near the
large windmill in the southeast part OF
town 10 not expected to survive the day.
Mrs. Geo. Hall, widow OF the late
Brakeman Hall, is now down with ty-
phoid fever at the residence OF G. Gage.
The census Of the Second ward was
increased by the arrival OF p bright
young lady at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
d. McKinnon, this morning.
The graduating class Of '93, Normal
ties, expressed their appreciation of
their classmate, Miss Emily Clark, in a
pleasant surprise party at her home last
evening.
Clerk Preston this afternoon issued a
marriage license to Erick Siverson OF
Summit, Lake county, and Susan Bort
nem of Fremont, Moody county, aged,
respectively, % years.
Minis Maud Matheney departed for
Archibald college,, Minneapolis, this
morning whsre she will. take ) CONNER
cial course besides finishing her training
in stenography and typewriting.
Mrs. Joseph Wright, wife OF Conduc-
ter Wright OF Woonsocket, arrived this
morning to care Tor her o who was in
iured by the cars yesterday. The young
mar is doing well 20 far as his injuries
are concerned, but his stomach is troub-
ling him somewhat.
1t will be OF interest to a number OF
our citizens who purchased lots O few
years ago Of Owen Ferguson, a wealthy
townsite proprietor at Hot Springs, s.
D., to learn that the gentleman was
killed the other day by the falling OF a
load of wood upon him.
The overcoats OF VIM. Walters and
james Wicks, stolen from their wagon,
in the rear OF G. j. Buttons store sew.
eral days ago were recovered at =. c,
MitchelI's where they had been pawned,
Mr.. Mitchell did not know the men but
thought he could recognize them again
il he saw them.
Miss j. M. ]. Pryne of the Estate Nor
NAL school, and Miss Blanche McCallis.
ter and Lucius Fairchild of the Y. p. s
g. Z. society of the Presbyterian church
were passengers for Sioux Falls ON the
1915 a. m. train to represent the above
organization in the state convention oil
the Y. p. S. G. e. which meets at Sioux
Falls this afternoon and continues ovel
Sundry.
John Cline who Is now spending a few
days at the worlds fair was called in tt
Chicago to pass examination for Promo
motion to q engineers position which
he no doubt will with credit to himself
Mr.. Cline has been one Of the most faith
full firemen on the road and his pros
pective promotion is q source OF graft
f~ication to his many railroad and othe
friends.
The reference made a few days ago il
The DAILY LEADER to a span of horses
stolen from north OF Oldham led to th'
discovery of the team. A gentleman
who read the accoun reported the mat
ter to this Office and was sent to thu
sheriff with the information and to-da,
Deputy McGovern went to the farm o
Mr.. Ripley In Badus and found what h,
believes to be the identical team. III,
brought them home with him. A dem
ocrat wagon and harness were also taken
The team had been unhitched some
where east OF there, it is supposed, ant
the horses strayed into MIR. Ripley
place. The wagon and harness have no
yet been found.
A bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral-
the best specific for colds and coughs
should be in every household.
Try that pure apply juice cider a
John Ptister's Model bakery.
III afflicted with scalp diseases, hsi
falling out and primitive badness, d
not use grease or alcoholic preparations
but apply Halls Hair Remover.
Boarders wanted. Furnished room
to let. MRS. G. III. ROBERTS.
When q doctor considers it necessar
to prescribe sarsaparilla, he simply OF
ders a bottle OF Ayers, knowing full We
that he will obtain thereby a surer an
purer preparation than any other whic
the drug store can furnish. Aver
Sarsaparilla is the Superior Medicine.
In . City Restaurant.
A trifling incident noted not long az
in a CITY restaurant tells ira own stnr