The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-19
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The Aberdeen News tina
''the blind pigs Of A. Kist and Col. Ty.
ler, ut Madison, have been closed
st. Paul dispatch, Is: Without wan
ing. j. n. Egan resigned as presidenl
and general manager Of the Great West
ern railroad.
The Arbor Day exercises at the Cen
tral building to morrow, will begir
promptly at lao p. N. A cordial invi
tation 10 extended to everybody to at
tend.
Three car loads of Mankato stone have
arrived for the standpipe OF the water
works, and fine looking specimens Of
rock they are too, weighing about 2.Oot
pounds each.
J. ID. Nolan, OF Miner county, well
known in this city, has been seriously
threatened for several days with pneu-
monia, but word was received this morn.
ing by Tim Lannon that he vas de-
cidedly better.
Sioux Falls citizens are nothing il not
sporty" On the mayoralty contest,
Dan Smith won wagers to the amount oil
$500, John w. Hutchinson s7OO, Sioux
Grigsby $50, besides smaller bets with
out number were floating around.
Lea dispatch, ~: Anna Jenkins, a
school girl, died in this city from an nc.
cident received while jumping the rope
eight days ago. The doctors say that
hemorrhage was the cause, but there
was a general rupture OF the capillary
system, which caused blood to flow from
the nose, eyes and internal organs.
Ffandreau Enterprise, 10: THE MAD
IsoN DAILY LEADER has passed the
fourth milestone and enjoys q growing
business. The LEADER is an enterprise
the people Of Madison appreciate, and
right they are doing, for the paper is ac-
complishing excellent results in adver-
tising that city.
A popnlist meeting will be held in TIE
court house next Monday evening at
which Melvin Grigsby aud Hon. Robert
Buchanan will speak. These worthies
will no doubt present the silver question
and kindred independent doctrines in
their strongest light and ought to be
favored with q good audience.
The neighbors of Rodney Royce. Of
Badus, who has long been laid up by
sickness, gathered together in d bee last
Monday TO the number OF % teams and
put in 175 acres of grain for the disabled
farmer. 1t was a charitable and meri.
torious act which reflects great credit
upon the good people Of Badns, and did
a good turn to a deserving citizen.
Two hundred ladies voted in one ward
In Sioux Falls on candidates for school
office, election day. A pretty good Joke
Is told on n Of the candidates for the
board. He walked MP to q gentle
man who was supporting him and asked
his wife was registered. The reply
took the sails ont Oh him, as the gentle.
man said, mo, she is only common
aHuronite, IN: Mrs. e. Mabel Williams
Of Brookings, has a worlds fair award
or Water Colors Of Fungi and History
Moses in South Dakota Mrs. vii
il the wife OF the we'll known Pro.
'essor Williams, botanist Of the Acr,cul.
College and Experiment Station.
She Is herself greately interested in the
peclal work OF her husband, and an ac-
scholar IN many lines.
Parties came UP from Brant Lake this
afternoon with p request to Sheriff Fox
. 80 down and drag the lake for the
'ody OF q young man by the name Of
sailey who is supposed to have drowned
himself. They brought along 4 letter
eft by Bailey stating that he was entire
I discouraged and tired Of life and was
DING to commit himself to q watery
rave, and bis disappearance since the
"S bAO letter l6l0E color to /
probable suicide. The young man
esided with Joe. Brown and the neigh.
ors have searched the lake for d long
lstance around the border, but no trace
I the missing man can be found. Ow-
,g TO the high wind and waves prevail
1g not much can be done to-day but the
will begin operations early in
he morning.
Sioux Falls Press, 10; Harry Howe.
ball player who il well known ID
PIE city, was yesterday released by the
'ionx City management. He has been
laying IN the field Tor the Sioux CITY
NIB but did not do satisfactory work.
though bis batting average was GOOD
The books for the lease or the unsold
'hcolslands Or this county were opened !
the county auditor's Office yesterday
ad the bidding was quite spirited. Ia
Instances the land brought III !
60 acre for . years lease. Only ]
3bU acres were leased Tfshara mascnW. '