The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-07-02

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been fifteen cents d gallon, but hareaftsr,
according to the statements of those who
are in a position 10 know, the price will
be eight cents. This il an evident effort
to freeze out the independent oil man.
Mitchell Mali, %: Rev. w. Fl. Maher
had Father Flynn Of Madison, for biz
guest. !. Rev. Or. George Williams,
while rip saving q board, and TO test The
Biblical text OF keeping your left hand
ignorant of what the right hand was do.
ing, paid off an inch of his thumb for the
experiment.
GA thrilling story il told, We believe, by
Engineer Edgerton, Of a 10 incident OF the
storm OF Wednesday evening at Hough.
ton, to the northward. A home was
blown to pieces and q mar and his wife
and d babe completely separated. Hall
an hour afterwards they all met, the
babe having been foand 400 yards from
the house, sitting in q pool OF water up
to ito neck, and seemly enjoying itself in
the bath.
The Baptist, NJ. e. and Presbyterian
church have arranged for one union ser
vice In the city each Sunday during
Chautauqua sea on. The service will be
held at 1870 a. M, in the Baptist church
next Sunday. in the church the Presby-
terrain Sunday following and In the M. II
church the third sabbath. Union Sunday
school al 10 o'clock Immediately follow.
ngeach service. A union meeting Of
the young peopl-'g societies has not yet
been determined upon.
Montrose Herald, %: Lorenzo Muir.
ply, OF Madison. came over on bis bicycle
Wednesday, and visited F. F. Maloy. He
has applied for a position in the Montrose
public schools this fall. On Mond }
forenoon, June %, Willie Jerome while
riding through q gulch on section q. saw
u large snake and at first sight was SO
frightened that he dared not get of his
horse, but ON looking around he found
some stones. and finally picketed his
horse aud gave battle and after nearly an
hours work succeeded 10 killing it. He
tied a string about its body aud dragged
it to the house Of Nj. r. Cross who meas.
ured il with a carpenters square. Its
length was six feet and one inch.
Milbank Herald Advance, %: The
much advertised ..indnstrial encamp
ment" last week il il represented the
strength and enthusiasm Of populism in
the county, shows the 'cause" to be in AL
unsatisfactory condition. During the
three days but one fairly respectable
gathering was had and that was on Sat.
urday afternoon. Notwithstanding The
large crowd attracted to town by the cir.
u on Thurdsay, the meetings were but
slimly attended, the one in the evening
at the opera house drawing by actuaE
count but forty voters, including demo
Gratis and republicans, and this while thu
candidate Tor governor, Isaac Howe. and
the national alliance lecturer Willitti
we're billed TO speak. TO the credit 81
the several speakers be it said they in
dulged ia less OF the Wild, revolutionary
talk that has distinguished many of Tho
populist orators who have been here ~
the past. The industrial encampmen9i
was notable for nothing more than i'd
inability 20 attract the people.
The fourth Assembly Of the Lake
Madison C~hautauqua opens tomorrow
evening at 7;30 with the welcome b
Supt. @. q. Hager, followed by
the annual address by President .. III.
Williamson. At = p. m. the Collins
Family band will give one or their 40
tractive concests for half an hour at the
close OF which DIR. G. Fl. Strickland viii
deliver his celebrated lecture on Abra
ham Lincoln. The program throughout
promises 70 be Oh unusual ioterese and
not only Ii, but the ertire field or Chau,
tauqua work viii be covered by Tn
DAILY LEADER in its report OF the ne
sembly from day TO day. As many new
subscribers are being added TO our List
and manysof our regular subscribers viii
be camped on the grounds, we win cay
for the benefit OF all that the usual full
report Or thu proceedings will be given
and that THE DAILY LEADER will be de
livered regularly each evening to sub,
scribers or purchasers in all parts Of the
Chautauqua gounds.
For rent, fve-room dwelling house
Apply 20 DAILY u MACKAy.
PERSONAL ITEMS
Landlord Chaphe was 4 Sioux Falli
passenger.
Mrs. David Moore Of Howard il VI Ii