The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-25

OF this city, in now travelling salesman
for a Sioux City cigar house.
Miss Clara Sample Of Spring Valley,
Mimi, who has bean visiting her sister
Mrs. A. 3. LaBrec during Chautauqua,
departed for home this morning.
A. P. Harling on complaint OF Thos.
Krakowski was this morning hailed be-
fore Justice Holdridge and fined 81 and
costs for discharging a gun within the
city limits.
Mrs. A. L. ODER OF ChatHeld, Mimi,
who has been visiting with her cousin,
Mrs. J. w. Dawson, for some time, de-
parted for home to day, stopping at
Flandreau on the way.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wilcox and Miss Jennie
Strong, of Pennsylvania, who have been
visiting Mrs. Chas. Smith during Chau
tauqua returned home this afternoon
going no nth by way Of Lake Benton.
MINI.
N. G. Nash, ex-president Of the South
Dakota Press association, and Editor
Ingham of the Daily Advocate, Canton,
were prominent arrivals on the lbs p.
m. train. Mr.. Ingham was accompanied
by Mrs. Ingham.
Quite a number Of dagos are lounging
around the shady side OF the depot evil
IDENTIFY, Macawber like, waiting for some.
thing to turn up. Wonder how o dive
into the harvest field would suit them?
II might prove a scattering charge.
NJ. r. Bast, two miles west Of Ramona,
was severely bitten by a dog belonging
to a neighbor yesterday while returning
to his home from Madison. The wound
is a very painful and dangerous one
DR.. Clough was summoned by telegram
and cut away the mangled flesh and ap-
piled antiseptic dressings. The wound
is liable to prove troublesome.
Thos. Bishop, OF the Volga Tribune,
and president OF the South Dakota
Press association, was the first editor on
the ground this forenoon; but it was not
long before Secretary Halliday, OF the
Iroquois Chief, rolled in with a change
Of linen in one grip and somethin' in the
other. His first s~alutation was, "Hello,
Tom! Where did you get that new
hat?"
A large number of the editors will ar
rive on a special from the west at 7:3O
this evening when the motor will be in
waiting to transport them to The Chau
tauqua grounds. A welcome ball at the
Grand View tomorrow evening and a
steamboat excursion at some other time
will be among the courtesies of the &C.
casion. Roll call, presidents address
and official reports at 8 a. m. tomorrow.
Hon. III. C. Warner. railroad commits
sioner came in at 1910 q. m. from Arte-
sian and went north at LAO p. m. He
goes to attend a meeting of the railroad
commission at Watertown. The com
plants against the railroad companies
are few and these mostly against the
Milwaukee road. But mere notification
is enough to bring this company to
time. Mr.. Warner speaking Of ths crops
says South Dakota 10 much better Oh
than any OF the states around her. San
born county, he says, has better corn
than either Iowa, Wisconsin or Illinois
and the same may be said generally Of
other crops In the state.
Mayor Patterson extends q cordial in.
v~itation to all citizens OF Madison to at.
tend an informal gathering at the Grand
View hotel, Lake Madison, Wednesday
evening, to become acquainted with and
make welcome the visiting brethren OF
the South Dakota Press association
The Lake City orchestra will accompany
the party which leaves on the motor at
7:30 p. M, and will lend their services
in making the enjoyment of the evening
complete. Business men and citizens
generally are invited to participate in
this occasion without further ceremony
and it is to be hoped that a large repre-
~sentation will turn out.
DeSmet News, 81: G. w. Elliott
pastor Of the Christian church at Ra
mona, is on for debate with a minister
OF the Seventh Day Advent persuasion
The debate will be on the Sunday ques
ton, and will last for seven nights. The
adventist is said to be good at argumen,
but Mr.. Elliott thinks he has the right
side. Prof. Prather occupied thu
Congregational pulpit last Sunday ane
sbly entertained the assembled multi
tude." The professor expects to &
from here to Kansas with the intention
Of assuming a passionate there. He evi
IDENTIFY thinks there is ample room FOL
conversions in Kansas. We wish hin
all manner OF success.
On Tuesday and Wednesday OF mex
week august 1-2) q series Of services o
unusual interest will be held in Gracs