The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-15

we're sufferer from hay fever, and says he
will have to move from this state and see
if change of climate will give him re-
lief.
Owing to Mr.. Cleyeland's absence
there will be no services in Grace church
next Sunday.
New attorneys present at court to-day
were c. o. Bailey of Sioux Falls, and G.
j. Farmer of Howard.
+ w. A. Mackay, of the First National
bank, started on a visit to his old home
at Mt. Carroll, H., this morning.
Casper Berther, of Badus, who had
separator burned up few days ago,went
out with a new one to replace it yester.
day.
Judge Farmer, father OF Geo. r. Far
mer, Esq, Of this city, returned to his
home at Spring Valley, Mimi, on the
east bound train.
Mrs. Reed, who has been visiting in
the family OF o. o. Murray for several
weeks, returned to her home in Mime
apolis this evening.
This morning Squire Hoppin laid an
egg on our table that measures by 6H
inches, and 10 the largest specimen OF
hen fruit it has ever been our privilege
to see. It ought to go to the state fair
with Lake county's other products.
H. E. st. Clair, Esq, former attorney
of this city, who has been attending to
matters in court here for couple OF
days, returned to his home at Rock
Rapids, Iowa. Many old friends were
pleased to meet him and to hear that
| Mrs. st. Clair and daughter we're well.
"Pearl Seekers" at the residence of
Mrs. VIM. Lee this evening. Refresh
nents and program. Supt. Jones OF the
Electric Light Co. has generously con-
sented TO Light the two arc lamps on the
court house for the Occasion, which will
add to the comfort and pleasure Of those
who attend. Everybody cordially invi-
ted.
Mrs. W. d. Sheehan and two children
are visiting with j. j. Fitzgerald's fam
| lily. They will spend two weeks among
| friends here, at Wentworth and Howard.
Mr. She ehan's headquarters have been
moved from DesMoines, Iowa, to ST..
Joseph, Mo-, where they now make their
home.
| DR.. Wooley came home this afternoon
and reports setting of 25 acres OF fax
burned on Joe Hanson's place in Orland.
His threshing machine was saved. but
much difficulty is being experienced in
keeping the fire from spreading. Dig
ging will not stop il and force Of men
it out.
| Fred Palmer returned last evening
from his threshing in Badus township,
and reports the following yield: Wheat
So acres, 528 bushels, or nearly ten bush
els per acre; Oats which looked like a
big crop, "a acres, 662 bushels, or nearly
% bushels per acre; and flax % acres,
256 bushels, or a little over ten bushels
per acre. Lars Sunde, who has been
threshing considerably of late in Lake
View, reports similar yields.
Obe Church, wife and little boy ar
rived this morning from Gordon, Neb.,
to visit J. w. Abrams, Mrs. Church's
brother. They drove across the country
in d covered buggy, a distance of 400
miles, in eight days and half, and con-
sequently felt somewhat tired. A good
deal of their journey lay across the Pine
Ridge reservation, where, for intervals OF
a day at time, they would not see
water. They will visit here week and
then 90 the worlds fair.
Flandreau Enterprise, IA: Dickerson
4 Boyce, of Madison, have bought out
| VIM. Richter's interest in the old Train
restaurant They have been remodeling
the building, rooms, etc., and will open
up IN few days. Sheriff Whealey
was called to Egan Saturday to arrest a
Mr. Green who threatened violence to
w. O. Clough for reasons, the truth oi
which we know not Of. Green was put
under $500 bonds to keep the peace.
| Rev w. j. Cleveland went to Sioux
Falls to day to attend q meeting OF the
Standing Committee of the Episcopal
Diocese of South Dakota. From Sioux
Falls he will go to the Santee Indian
Agency, Neb., to attend the Convocatior
of the clergy and native workers in the
various Indian missions under Bishof
Hare's charge. While in Santee he hat
been invited by the Bishop to preach the
ordination sermon OF Bap't Lambert q
young Sioux who is at that time to be
ordained deacon.
4 VIM. Vanderhoof formerly a resident
! of Lake county, now located at De