The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-14

He he's also received o call from School
Land Commissioner Ruth for the pro-
ceeds Of land sales last spring and to-day
SAINT him q draft tor s2,298.72. Hereto
fore the treasurer RENTED this monthly,
but last spring the Commissioners ordered
him to retain it until called for and u is
now called in for the first time this
season.
Dell Rapids Times, 10: II. Hall and
George Mead, Of Madison, drove into
town last Thursday evening and were
euests it the Western house. d 9.
Thomas and wife, Of Madison, stopped
of as Dell Rapids, Tuesday, on their re-
turn from D visit ut Hudson. They
drove out to Brant Lakein the evening
10 visit with friends In that vicinity
tt has been decided by Judge Pariman
that the $4,000 life insurance money now
in the hands OF the executors Of the
estate OF the late John g, G. Schlegel
belongs wholly to the widow and that
| the creditors have no claims upsn 10.
The creditors will appeal the case.
Prof. Lewis McLonth and wife and their
con and daughter drove down from
| Brookings and spent Sunday night ~
| Deli Rapids. The professor and wife
iourneyed to Sioux Falls, Monday, BY
train. while their children drove back TO
Brookings.
Sorrow came suddenly and unexpect-
eddy to Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Ginder early
this morning IN the death Of their Oldest
boy, Sammy. He had been aaling Q
week or 90 from an affection or infiama-
tion OF the liver and was not as bright as
usual, but they were not aware there
was anything seriously i'll with the boy
although they had given him good at-
tention and had the family physician to
see him several times yesterday. But
the little fellow took q sinking spell this
morning sand before the unsuspecting
parents could call in medical aid, heart
failure resulted and little Sammy Royel
Ginder passed peacefully away. Sammy
was q bright little boy, not quite eight
years OF age, q beautiful singer and 9
general favorite with all who knew him
His loss will be much felt In several o.
his kinsfolkis families, but the sudden,
ness OF his decease is u especially
severe blow to his parents, who will have
the deepest sympathy OF every one who
has and knows what 1T is TO love children
The funeral services will take place a
the Presbyterian church Thursday 81
3:30p. m, Rev. j. Y. Ewart officiating
A DAILY LEADER reporter interviewer
Waiter j. Fisher, OF Minneapolis, repre-
sentative Of the Board OF Underwriters
who is rerating the insurance risks il
the city, and sought to obtain from hin
an outline OF the probably changes Il
insurance rates which no is now making
On this point, however, Mi. Fisher, lsh'
Id 4 very aifabls and pleasant geutlemal
10 meet, said be was non-communicativs
he has been SOFTEN plsrspresanted b,
newspapers when he maden statenenti
he said, and, cEitlclssd BIZ them and pee
pie generally lEho thought they kne'
more q the insurance business thaI
he did that he now make no furthe
!, statements in regard TO the details g
his work. When he had finished hi
labors and recorded the results Of HI
d inspection in his Office then all coul
learn what changes had been made. II
! thinks he may get through by tomorro'
! night. Mr.. Fisher inspects every ris
, himself, knows what be lie doing from o
. insurance stand point and fixes the rat
without the advice OF anybody. On
thing he said we might say for the ben'
! fit OF the city and citizens and that 10 b
did not think it was right OF safe 10 kee
large quantities OF gasoline in stores {
! In business blocks. snow, in this bloc
. I found q hundred barrels OF gasolir
stored. In the next block / found frol
one 10 two barrels in several stores. !
: case OF a fire these are apt to explod
andkill tiremen and citizens. The oft
2 zens themselves ought not to allow it
This suggestion OF Mr.. Fisher Is vel
timely, and our business men especial
should take note OF il. In nswer 70 u
! question whether he was rerating 9th
cities III the state Mr.. Fisher replies
mo. Where w~aterworks are put IL
wooden buildings taken down and !
placed by brick or stone, to such an D
! tent al 10 change the risk In either Ga,
y We nsuslly rerate and this Is about II
extent Of our work ~ the present time
e Assray Cew
came 10 my livery 5Sarn August 9th colo
4 brindle, dehofned. Owner call pi
charges and aAinial away.
JAMES CRANEY.
"a "A Mistaken Idea.
= She was reading over the column
y marriage notices.
~ 1T can't be ltrue, she said, ...that ma
II riage is a lottery