The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-08

and reports him having taken Q sur
prising rally for the ftime being and as
being bright and resting easy when he
leftto!day.
A. w. Holdridge in his recent suit NJ
Sioux Falls for s75, the value Of q oyer-
coat, obtained Judgment Tor $3.50 but
will have TO pay costs which probably
amounts to q good deal more.
At the monthly meeting OF the build
ing and loan association last evening
$3.50 ia series B was let, the bidding be-
ing light. There were four loans and
premiums ranged from 80 cents TO $1.05.
Waterfowl Public Opinion. 5: Mrs..
Dean, wife OF DR.. HI. Dean, arrived In
the city Friday evening to join the doc
tor here in their new home. They will
remain at the hotel for the present, but
may possibly commence housekeeping
after q little.
g. Anderson, probably the largest
man in this section OF the west, was .
passenger by the incoming train from
the east last evening and will become q
resident OF Madison, having accepted q
position In the Lake Park basement re-
sort. Mr.. Anderson is over seven feet
in height and is a veritable giant 10
build anu proportions.
r. s. Gleason, superintendent OF
Klngsbury county schools and also state
commander OF the Sons OF Veterans was
in the city last evening looking after the
interests OF the coming state g. A. Il.
encampment at De Smet, June Z. In
this connection 1t might be well 70 state
that Mr.. Gleason il u prominent as well
as q strong candidate for the nomination
OF state superintendent.
Dr.. e. L. Clark, county coroner, was
yesterday summoned to Winfred TO hold
an inquest over q dead body which he
found, on reaching the place In Clarno
township, to DO that OF Olaf Anton John
son. MIR. johnson was a farmer about
55 years OF age with a wife and large
family OF children and has resided in
Lake county about 9 years. Last Sat
urday evening at 5 o'clock he came home
from Salem, apparently quite well, at 8
went TO bed, sleeping by himself and
Sunday morning when first discovered
by one OF his little daughters was dead.
A coroner's jury was im~panelled and the
testimony in the a taken, the jury,
Gerrett Lunders, VIM. Songohr and John
Schoeberl, returning q verdict OF death
by heart disease. The funeral took place
last, evening.
Elder Kauble was to day introducing
Elder Nelson, OF Hurley. president OF the
State Advent Conference OF South Da-
kota, TO his new duties and acqnain-
tances in preparing for the Advent con-
ference which meets in Walkers Grove
on Lake Herman, June 10, 1894. Elder
Kauble leaves here next week TO take
the supervisor or his church's work in
Colorado, aud informs ii that . large
and ouccessful conference 10 expected by
has fellow workers In this state. The
first week will be taken mp in a bible
school and examination of those study
ing for the ministry. The camp-meeting
proper begins June 20 and continues one
week more. Among the prominent
workers of the denomination from
abroad will be Elder Dnrland, OF Battle
Creek, Mich, district superintendent;
Elder A. II. Jones. OF New York; Prof.
e. w. Farnsworth, Lincoln Neb.; Elder
j. G. Matteson, Lincoln, Neb., and Elder
Schultz, of the Nebraska state con-
ference. The usual provision of tents,
store houses, pavillions and camp equip
age will be looked after and put in place
by Elder Nelson before the campmeeting
begins and arrangements nave been
made with THE DAILY LEADER for ad-
vertising matter and for publishing ex-
clusivaly the official report OF the doings
or the conference.
Madison's artist, Geo. w. Bagley, will
appear az the opera house Friday and
Saturday evenings OF this week In his
chalk talk presentations.
Found, a plush lap robe. This Office.
PERSONAL 1TEMs.
DR.. Ketcham took the morning train
for the north.
J.. B. Cameron, OF Artesian was 1