The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-03
Local BREvITIEs.

DIR. Clough had some large, handsome
elm trees brought in to-day to plant, and
beautify his grounds.
Mrs Chris Thompson, whose husband
works in the round house, is in a danger-
ously i'll condition.
Regular communication OF Evergreen
Lodge, No. Is, A. f. & A. NJ, this even
ing. Work in the M. NJ. degree.
A SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. Rice, OF Win
fred, about twelve years, old died last
night, of rheumatism OF the heart.
Mrs. Albert Hurlburt, living northwest
Of Ramona, was near deaths door last
night, a condition resulting from child
birth some time ago.
County Treasurer Muggli met three
immigrants from Switzerland at the de-
pot to-day and transferred them safely
to the train for Ramona and Badus.
Warrants OF arrest have been issued in
cases of the city against Jerry Hurley,
Ans Rudsdill J.. G. Mitchell and A. G.
Tyler, for keeping disorderly houses.
Chautauqua Circles next meeting will
be held at the rooms OF Mr.. and Mrs. J,
L, Hubbell. Mrs. Hubbell and Miss Beck
we're appointed a committee to make out
program for that meeting.
Sheriffs N. A. Fox, Of Lake county;
Frank Fox, OF Miner; ]. More, OF Sphinx;
Richardson, of K%ingsbury, and Price, Of
Roberts, returned on the afternoon
train from a meeting OF their guild at
Sioux Falls.
ia. Dawson to-day bought at auction
the remaining assests OF the American
Mortgage Investment company consist
ing Of notes, coupons and a set OF
abstract books, all, for the magnificent
sum of 800.
Geo. w. Bagley has sued the Lake
County Publishing company for a small
matter OF some $500 salary, and has
placed the papers in the hands OF the
sheriff for an attachment on the office to
that amount.
Dell Rapids Times, 8: j. g. Read
went up to Madison on the noon train
Monday to cut stone for the tower OF
the Episcopal church at that place.
He will be gone a week or ten days.
The Dell Rapids Granite company are
furnishing the stone.
Clark Republic. %: THE MADISON
LEADER Of last week contained a write
up OF the talent hat has been secured
for this years C%hautauqua assembly and
it only takes n glance to show that
the talent will be superior to any here
tofore secured by the managers and
will no doubt, assure them a larger at
tendance than even last year.
A 800 pound bell from the foundry
OF II. Stuckstede, st. Louis, Mo-, ar
rived yesterday for st. Thomas Catholic
church. It has not yet been decided
how to mount it, whether on a separate
tower in the yard or on one in connec-
ton with the church building, as the
latter has not been built with this end in
view and is not considered substantial
enough to stand the jar of snch q heavy
bell. The ceremony of blessing the bell
will take place at an early day by the
neighboring clergy assisting Father
Flynn, as it will be impossible for the
bishop to be here.
Deputy Sheriff McGovern has an
interesting ease Of legal complications
on his hands, which promises to make
considerable OF a lawyer OF him before
he gets through. 1t appears John Cook
and wife had agreed to work on certain
conditions for DR.. Fitzbullen in the west
part Of the county, this spring, Cook
having his own team there also. Things
not going satisfactorily for some reason,
Cook gave up his job and left. but, until
proper settlements could be made, Fitz-
bullen took possession OF Cooks team.
Cook then got out replevin papers and
had Deputy Mctiovern bring the team
here. However, before the team had
left the sherif's possession, MI. Fitz-
bullen rebonded the team and was given
possession again, but not being ready
to take the team away asked to leave it
with the deputy until next day, to which
Jim kindly consented, giving him a
written order for delivery of the team
which Mr.. Fitzbullen accepted. Before
Ftzbullen called for the team next day,
along came F. p. Hoppin who had a
chattel mortgage on the team and
claimed il as his property in order to
protect his mortgage or il. Ownership