The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-01-01

been in-ths -four and oil business for
nearly q year, will put In q stock OF gro
ceries on the south side. Mr.. Smythe's
family will return here in the spring.
The macy friends Of Mrs. ]. B. Koch
Ter will be pleased to learn that she is re-
covering finely from the severe trial OF
the very critical operation to which she
was subjected.
John Slater closed his engagement
with johnson Bros. and Co. Saturday
evening and will soon remove to Davis, o
town on the new road in Turner county,
where he has an interest 10 q large hard
ware store.
The Normalites INDUCED in n OF
their merry sleighing pastimes Saturday
evening and to-day, driving with the
merry i,ngling bells, Is the chief occu-
patton Of the inhabitants OF Madison.
Sleighing was never better in Dakota.
Elk Point Courier, %: Mr.. Orlo Elfes
formerly connected with the Courier but
now foreman of the mechanical depart
ment OF the South Dakota State Forum,
was in the city Monday circulating
among his friends.
Geo. Pollard, first assistant TO Station
Agent Larkin and Emma ]. Morse were
married this morning at the residence of
Rev. Father Flynn, the latter gentleman
performing the ceremony. The newly
Welded couple took the morning train
for Chicago and other eastern points and
will return in about two weeks.
Al the state teachers convention re-
Gently held at Parker Prof. Dempster
presented the report Of the scholars state
reading circle which shows that the cir
Gle has now 800 members and q course
OF four years. 6e~venty-seven have al
ready graduated in the course and forty
more are expected to graduate the
current year.
A four year old child OF Ed. Matz who
lives four miles southeast OF this city
was very severely scalded this morning
with boiling coffee. While it's mother
was In an adjoining room the children
had knocked v a little stove on
which the coffee pot sat, both stove and
coffee falling on the child. It's right arm
side and leg were horribly burned and
the little one suffered circulating PAIN
for a time. DIR. Nanndstadt dressed the
sores and it is now resting easier.
Dell Rapids Tribune, 80: Mrs. Ella
Rock, of Madison, is spending holidays
with her relatives, o. III. Richardson's
family. =. Rev. 4. Howell Richards, who
is pursuing bis theological studies under
the direction OF Rev. T. j. Cleveland, of
Madison made his regular visit to that
place Monday, returned yesterday.
Alden Pattee, who formerly lived on his
farm about twelve miles west of town,
but now resides at Madison, was in town
Tuesday looking after business matters.
He returned home on the evening train.
Argus-Leader, 80: Upon final com
missioner's trial yesterday at Minneap-
oils, of parties held on the charge of con
nection with the postofice burglary at
Wentworth, South Dakota, Arthur e.
fnman and AL Arnold, alias O'Neil YER
positively identified by witnesses from
Wentworth, and viii be remanded to the
federal authorizes OF South Dakota. The
witnesses failed to identify John Casey
or John Murphy. These two were
turned over to the state officers, who APP
pear to have some business with them.
Black Hills Times, %: The South
Dakota Mining company have seventy
two men at work on Anna creek, forty
eight OF whom are in charge OF Foreman
Adam Cameron clearing the timber and
underbrush along the line OF the five
mile ditch and hume. The clearing 10
fifty feet wide through heavy timber.
When Heckert's gang who were doing
the grading, struck . few days ago, that
work was temporarily suspended to per-
init the clearing gang to gain headway.
Allatbe strikers except twenty-six are
now workiDg under Adam Cameron
yielding B
Have for sale two residence lots on
which | can give very low prices, either
for cash or on easy payments, il taken at
ones. CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
Sonora cigar, made in Madison, best
5 cent cigar in the city.
House for rent. CHAs B. KENNEDY.
/ have q customer who wants to trade
IL good work horses and a new thresh-
ing machine for land.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For the Week Ending Saturday
December 20, 1898