The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-03-18

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crea mery. He has also brought consid-
cradle building material with him and
will begin operations at once.
M. L. Clark: aYou may say for me
that / am not a candidate for alderman
from the first ward, and would not take
the position under any circumstances
Seats for Ped's Players at the opera
house are selling fast and the company
is evidently going to meet with a warm
reception. The band who receives the
benefit OF this performance will play for
the occasion both Monday afternoon and
evening.
In striking contrast TO the large gath
ering at the Lake Park last evening was
the small number who attended the
dance in the opera house. In the words
of a leader of the event sit wasa fizzie."
The few there, however, spent q pleas
ant time to the excellent music OF the
Lake City orchestra until one o'clock.
Next Tuesday, Marchl2l, 1893, e. B.
Stacy will sell at public auction on the
farm formerly owned by him in Farm
ington township, section Is, all OF his
horses, COWS, colts, farming implements,
wagons, harness, etc. The sale was
postponed from last Monday on account
Of the storm.
DR.. w. T. Whipple arrived from Gin
cinnati yesterday and has accepted a
position in DR.. F. N. Palmer's dental
rooms. DR.. Whipple comes excellently
recommended az being efficient in his
profession. He will remain permanently
with DR.. Palmer and after June l will
take entire charge OF the Office during
DR.. Paliner's absence In the east. DIR.
Palmer's absence will probably continue
over several months.
Howard Press, II: Ii the photographs
OF President Cleveland's cabinet officers
were not labelled, we should take Hoke
Smith to bel M. Nolan, OF this county,
and would make oath to the genuine
ness Of Gershom Jones' Pierre) phiz in
the portrait OF Wilson 8. Bissell, and
would declare Dan Lamont to be Ed.
Stetzel, OF Madison.
Howard Advance, II: A. Sylvester
came up from Madison last Saturday in
response to a telegram announcing the
Illness OF his daughter and son-in1aw,
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Hanson. Miss
Anna Hage has secured the room ada
cent to the Bank OF Howard where she
will open . millinery shop. In connec-
ton Mrs. Open, Of Madison, will do dress
making. IS. Glenn Farley, Of the Madi-
SON Outlook, don't seem to be stuck on
Lake county's representatives in the
lower house OF the state legislature.
At the residence Of f. De Celle, in
Franklin township, early last Monday
morning, John Harry, aged JIG, accidently
shot Alfonso De Celle, aged Is. Young
Harry had stayed all right with young
De Celle, and while dressing in the morn
ing the boys indulged in scuffiing. In
the scuffie young Harry's revolver fell
out OF his pocket. He picked il up and
playfully pointed it at his companion
with the remark, I'm shoot you il you
come near me again." The revolver was
discharged, the shot taking effect in
young De Celle's head, but fortunately
producing only a scalp wound. G.. I'll.
Miller, moderator of the school district,
says the boys have been in the habit Of
carrying reyolvers TO school. but here
after he will see TO it that such play
things are left at home.
The M. e. people had a largely attend
ed social at the Lake Park hotel last
evening and a very enjoyable time. A
literary and musical program was rem
dered after which refreshments were
served in toothsome quality A pleasing
incident Of the evening, which illustrates
the versatility of western character, took
place. A number Of travelling men were
playing cards in b eoffice through which
the church people must needs pass
occasionally and not being exactly to the
taste OF some Of the strict conformists, a
request was made that the playing be
postponed for q season. With the great
est Of affability the gentlemen, for they
certainly We're gentlemen in this case,
quit their game, cleared the tables and
went into the parlor among the socialists
and entered into the amenities OF the
occasion with the most defferential zeal.
That was true politeness, indeed.
/ am anxious to sell my place west of
Normal school, nearly 3 acres, well under
cultivation, small fruit, fiftsen bearing
apple trees, q good eight-room house,
good well OF water, stable, coal house,
etc. More money can be made clear off
this place by q party who will engage in
the chicken business and gardening
than can be made on the best 160 acre
farm in Lake county. J.. NJ. PRESTON.
gilbert 4 Thomas.
People interested in the resetting of
4arOo frooo NV uanhinnrv mnuld do urofJ