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

III AuEEs M W. #I
programme, consisting OF music, char
AIDES, ETC., will be rendered. A cordial
invitation 10 extended 10 everybody to
II did look sort Dwell, sort OF pecu-
liar-to see the non-taxpayers making a
grand hustle to saddle taxes onto the fell
lows that have to walk up to the cap
Office and settle.
Howard Democrat, Z: John Huecker,
the Madison druggist, spent Wednesday
night with friends north Of Howard.
reports business as being very good
in Madison. The Democrat is glad to
see him prospecting.
Jake Richter brought in a load OF
barley to-day for which he received ~
cents per bushel of 81 pounds. 1t was
OF excellent quality and the bidding OF
buyers on the load was OF the old-fash-
toned way and spirited.
Deputy Sheriff McGovern went to
Ramona yesterday to bring before the
bar OF justice, Joe. Saubergo on the charge
OF bastardy but the girl i'll the scrape had
told him she was going to have him ar
rested, and Joe had skipped the country
Avery Bullock, who has been very low
is slightly better this morning, being
able to recognize intimate friends for the
first time IN several days. The attend
ing physicians say his chances now are
about even and it is hopedhe has passed
the crisis.
The jury in the case OF the city vs.
j. G. Mitchell, last evening, brought IL
a verdict OF guilty, and Justice Hol
bridge fined the defendant S75 and costs
the latter amounting to $3.50. Thu
alternative penalty is 80 days in jail
The defendant has taken an appeal ane
IL the proper bond is furnished commit
ment will be withheld.
Aberdeen News, 6: Rev. G. e. Hage
preached his last sermon OF the confer
ence year at the Methodist church Sun
day evening. He announced that tn
increase In membership for the las
eleven months was fifty. five, making
total of $50 members. There are n
factions in the church and the tru
spirit of b~eneyolence has been manifest
ed in a marked degree at all times. III
had never been pastor of a church, h
said, which gave SO cheerfully an
largely.
At the meeting of the Chautauqua d
rectors last evening much OF the detail
of the next years assembly was dlE
cussed and the work outlined. A thre
weeks program will be given, beginnin
July 3. The amount appropriated fc
this and the expense OF the summe
schools was $500. Rev. c. E. Hage
was reelected superintendent Of Assem-
bly, and Prof. III. E.. Kratz of Sioux Cit
director of the summer schools. III
sale of stock will be continued and a
debts paid up before any more improv
ments on ground are undertaken. II
next meeting of directors will tai
place the first of April next when it ca
be better determined what further stel
will be necessary for the good OF the a
ISOLATION.
The non-partizan candidacy OF Hc'
III. III. Keith for Judge OF this circuit {
announced in the Sioux Falls paper
will create considerable interest in tt
outcome Of the judicial contest.
answer to inquiries of a DAILY LEADE
reporter this morning, Nh. Keith CO
firmed the announcement that he ",
in the field and said that he was NEE
ing with excellent encouragement. III
home endorsement is very strong and
is receiving voluntary assurances froI
many localities where he has not bee
personally, and feels sanguine of succes
We also notice that the new populi
paper, the Forum, of Sioux Fall
though hosting the name of w.
Wilkes at the head OF the columns, Civ
Mr.. Kieth's candidacy a lengthy settin
out, closing as follows: 1t goes witho,
the saying that Mr.. Keith is one OF Il
ablest lawyers in the entire circuit, ar
is fairly regarded as one of the mo
thoughourly learned attorneys in tt
state. He is entitled to the support
all such republicans as still adhere
the maxims OF the founders of the part
and have hope Of its r~ejuvination.
Wanted-A good boy about IA yea
old to learn cigar making trade.
r. KuRTH,
Madison, So. Oak.
Get your prescriptions filed at
HNsHuEcKER's.
Smoke pure Cuban best SC. cigar
the city, at u. PFIsrER's.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
HUECKER's DRUG STORE.
PERSONAL ITEMS. =