The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-07

Madison.
DIR. Daniels will start this week for
Iowa to pay a visit TO his old home.
Court opens tomorrow morning Of
Howard with rather q light calendar be-
fore it.
DR.. A. Perry il loading up his house
hold goods to-day and will remove his
family to Montrose in the morning.
In the handicap bicycle race between
Holdrige and Ackley Saturday evening,
Holdridge came out afew rods ahead.
"A valuable blooded colt Of DR.. A. e.
Clough in pasture nsar Lake Madison,
ran over a wire fence in q fright yester-
day and fell, breaking its neck.
Prof. Ward, the aeronaut, il in the city
and il the wind Gains, may make his
balloon ascension from the neighbor-
hood OF the opera house about 7 O'Clock
this evening.
III. 8. Grouse, q student OF Mccormack
Theological seminary, Chicago, has
taken up headquarters in this city and
will look after the interests OF the Cham
pion Binder company In this section
during the ummer.
The final dissolution OF VIM. Ryan, Of
Badus, whom we referred 10 q few days
ago as being very low with consumption
is momentarilly expected by his many
friends who have gathered with him in
the parting hours.
Volga Tribune, A: They had o lire up
at Lake Preston the other day, and 10
was forgotten that the town had Q chem
ical engine and q fire company. The
fire was extinguished by the bucket
brigade. So says the Times.
Rev. 8. r. Murray In Methodist Re
corder: MI. Miller ID big of head and
body, keen Of eye ndtongue, and humor
wells out OF him like water from q spring.
His wit is OF thar ~rolllcking, contagious
character which none can resist. He
sees the ludicrous side OF everything,
and uses it TO rob the situation Of it's toe
severe or too mournful character.
The Forty Hours devotional service
will open in ST. Thomas church to-mor.
row morning at $50 o'clock with Solemn
High Mass. The evening service begins
at 7:30 o'clock. There will be sermons
boil morning and evening and Father
Flynn will be assisted by Fathers
StecheS Of Howard, Maher Of Mitchell,
Nolan Of Sioux Falls, and Jerham of
Parker.
Chamberlain Register, 8: J.. j. Boyd,
OF Lake county, who has a rancho in
Presho county, was IN the city over Sun
day. He wintered q lot of blooded cat
tie on his Presho county rancho as an
experiment, and they have done 80 much
better on this range and at 50 much less
expense that he viii soon ship d about
go head more and lot OF blooded horses.
The most Of his stock is registered.
M. j. McGiilivray was summoned ear
" today into the country TO see his
father who was supposed 90 be dying.
Mr.. McGillivray returned late this after
noon and reports his father sinking rap
idly with death probably only q few
hours distant. Few families are more
aR~ectionately attached TO each other
than the McGillivrays and the death OF
the father Of the family win cause much
grief to the survivors. The entire COM
munity will sympathize with them
deeply.
Egan Express, 8: Miss Gertie White
returned to Egan Friday, after spending
the winter in eastern Iowa, Minnesota
and wisconsin. She visited with friends
here till Monday evening when she went
TO Madison where she will reside for
some time TO come with her brothers,
Lou and Willis, and her mother who
will soon return from her winters visit
In Minnesota. Many of the farmers in
this vicinity pleaded guilty to q mistake
in sowing some OF their grain 90 early.
The wheat sown i'm March was subjected
TO frost and wind 70 such q degree that
y IL nearly ruined. Several pieces have
been re-seeded and others will have to
be, or lie idle, as the stand OF grain il
far too thin to ecnre q crop, Late sown
grain Is IN prime condition and gives
promise Of splendid crop.
Dell Rapids Times, 4: The Lake Madi-
son Chautanqua programs will be
printed and ready for distribution about
the last OF this month. The edition viii
consist Of 25,O00 copies and viii be
printed at The DAILY LEADER Office in
Madison. The program 10 about filed
and the best of talent has been secured.
A dispatch Of the 30th nlt. to the Sioux
City Journal contains che following:
president Williamson says that the
Chautauqua assembly Of 1894 il sure to
be d great success Wa have no
apologies to offer In again urging onr