The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-17
THE CITY.
LOCAL mnsEvaTaRs.
MONDAY, SEPT II. 1894.

T4M. w. Daly went 70 sioux rails.
DR.. Nannestadt went 10 aberdeen this
evening.
SVheat, 40 cents; fiax, Sill; oats, 30;
barley 80 to 81.
ID. N. NELL took the east bound train
FOR home ct moon.
Carpenters have commenced work on
9. n. Klotzbach's new livery barn 20
day.
J.. w. Dawson vas q passenger for
southern Iowa, 10 his chemical engine
mission.
Mics Mary Gilchrist went 10 Man.
chester, s ID, TO visit her brother, Rev.
Geo. Gilchrist.
Judge and Mrs. Jones and Stenogra-
pher Highly arrived from Sioux Falls on
the Q b. mi. train. s@
x Dr.. Gough was called TO Carthage to-
attend the man accidently shot by
young Feathers sous weeks ago.
Mics Belle Bronsiale, who has been
visiting Mrs. Adam Lntz and other
friends il this city returned 10 Parker.
The county populist convention will
be held Id the opera house tomorrow at
2p. m, owing TO the court house being
used Tor court purposes.
Lake Preston Times, La: III. @. Bangs
Is up from Madison visiting at sthe home
OF his sister, Mrs. g. A. Lance; Tor O few
days. His old friends are glad 20 SEQ
him again.
car load OF wheat shipped from
Warren, Mimi, 70 Minneapolis, 70 10
sold Saturday and proceeds given to the
fire sufferers brought 10 cents q bnshel,
"A cents above the ruling market.
Dell Rapids Tribune, 10: Frank
Gindsr came down from Madison Thurs
day FOR d short Visit with friends. It il
rumored that Frank will lead one OF
Den Bapidss fair daughteFstO the matris
anofiaI nlGsrln the near future.
Esputy shefir McGovsrn this after
noon seTed IN iniunction % the Lake
Park salooE run by David r. Hayes and
turned the key. The complaint was
fled by j.. q Mitchell who gave evidence
that beer and whiskey was being sold in
the building.
Sorrow followed JOY Ia quick success
sion ia M. II. Clark's household. The
little daughter who came Friday night
TO gladden. the home, pinned away and
departed this life yesterday morning.
The funeral was held from the residence
this morning. Rev. IL. Ewart conduct
ing Tho service.
The ladies' Of the Nj. =. church will
serve chicken pie supper, In the building
formerly occupied BY .. j. Ptister, We'd
nesday evening September 10th, begin
ming at 5 o'clock ID the evening. Supper
Is cents, children under ~ yeara Is
csnta. F~vefybody come and get . good
square meal.
Popnlists created d little political di-
vsrsion Saturday evening BY an alleged
fusion deal With tho democrats whereby
Geo. Veddsr Is 70 be supplanted 70 can
didate FOR tho county trsasurership BY
Adolph Harms, of Wentworth. We
don't sss enough infhaa Tor populists to
make ii ago. From d democratic stand
point Il would be immense.
Egan Express, IS: The Dell Rapids
creamery did an excellent business dur
ing the month Of August, considering
the comparatively poor pastpEage. II
receiyed 10000 pounds of milk, and
paid out therefor $1,000. Ia view of the
poor crops cows have been about the
beet paying property cha FARMERS have
had this season, and the satisfactory re
sults from daiKying promise 10 give that
indqstry an added impetus ii this eco
tion.
Parties wishing to have hdxsea taken
care of cheaply during the wlnteE, where
they can have plenty Of Ted, water and
shelter, call on @. RsKEENEDE.
NG&EN ES L.