The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-30

berg for the Office OF register OF deeds.
The complaints specify, as grounds for
contest, irregularities in couRting votes
and illegal votes. Waller was beaten by
q majority of three votes, Pilling by 40.
Gay or this place and Cherry OF Sioux
Falls are acting attorneys for the plain
tiffs and Powers and Keith for The do
eendants. Sa
Sioux City Journal 90: "F. g. Chaphe
and Miss Anna Dlnneen were married at
the Hotel Oxford by Rev. ID. Strickland
last night in the presence Of q few
friends. Mr.. Chaphe 10 proprietor OF
the Lake Park hotel, Madison, 8. ID,
and was formerly proprietor Of the
Parker house at Sioux Falls for four
years. Miss Dinneen was from Yankton."
The above accounts for friend Chaphe's
frequent visits to Sioux Falls and will
no doubt bring them to an end. The
newly welded couple will find many
warm congratulations on their return.
The store OF the late NJ. j. McGillivray
10 closed while an inventory Of stock 10
being taken. Norman McGillivray,
brother OF the deceased, has been ap-
poited by Judge Williamson temporary
administrators Of the estate and is assist
cd in the taking OF invoice by VIM.
Rowland and nj. i. Clark. A petition
has been filed today in probate court
praying for the appointment OF Mrs.
AdeIla McGillivray 10 guardian OF the
children and also for the appointment OF
Mrs. Adella McGillivray and Norman
McGillivray as permanent administra-
tors, the hearing on the application be-
ing set for December 18th, prox.
Justice H~oldridge's court was occu-
pied today in the preliminary hearing OF
Jos. Reath and Chas. Demick charged
with grand larceny. A car was broken
into last Monday night and boxes OF
merchandise extracted, to the value OF
$40 or more, and some of 1t found with
defendants by Marshal Davis when he
arrested them that evening about II
o'clock in the old Patterson Office on
lower Eran avenue. Defendants testify
that they casually met in the vicinity Of
the old building that night and as others
were around they went in there to take
a drink together when the marshal
entered and arrested them. Judge
Holdridge considered the evidence cuff.
Gent to bind them over in the sum OF
$500 each to await the action Of the next
grand jury.
Al case of sudden demise occurred yes
terday afternoon in the death Of Alfred
johnson, timer for Kundert Il Fitzger'
AID. MIR. johnson was q young man 81
q, steady, industrious and honest. Hs
has no living relatives in this country
except a young brother at Dell Rapids
who arrived this afternoon. Mr.. John
son had been boarding at the LELAND
until taken sick about eight days ago
when he removed 70 Jacob Brorby's
where he has received the kindest 81
treatment. He died OF paralysis of thu
heart caused by pleurisy. He will b
buried here under the auspices Of tht
Nordraak society which he had lately
joined. The funeral services win b.
held tomorrow at 10 q. N. In the Thomp
son building on Nam street, Rev. j. r
Jenkins conducting the services. The
Nordraak singing society kindly 10
quests all the young mans friends ant
Others too, to be present, and extend b
the remains Of . stranger in q strange
land the last sad rites OF Christian re
gard.
OF the Kendall bank failure at How
ard, the Press OF yesterday says: From
the investigated made by public examl
ner ii appears that the horse business Ii
which Mr.. Kendall has been engaged ex
tensively for several years past, ID re
sponsible for the failure of the bank
The deposits subject to check at th,
time Or closing amounted to abouts9,60O
Ia addition TO this there were time de
posts or ~considerabls amount. w. r
Moore, county treasurer, had $500 o
the Oounty's funds on deposit and CA
. Crissey, treasurer or the Independent
] school district DE Howard, had $500 b
the building fund there. In converse
ton with Mr.. RadcliR yesterday morn