The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-19
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Rev. N. M. Mime went east to Spring
Valley, MINI.
= Barney Mcdonald was q passenger for
Hawarden, Iowa.
fMrs. Settin went to Colman on a few
days visit to friends.
Miss Edith Seeney arrived from How
ard to attend the Normal school.
d. p. Ward was among the passen-
gers who changed cars for the south.
Frank Fox and L. T. Terry, of How.
ard, were on their way home from Ala.
bama.
Weather report: FIJI r and eighty
warmer tonight; Wednesday, fair and
colder.
r The clerk OF courts Office is somewhat
disorderly today. Several new tiers Of
pigeon holes are being pnt in the vault
by j. N. Walker.
+Many losds Of seed grain have been
going out into the country the past few
days and word comes in from thence to
day that faI mers are already seeding.
As an instance Of. faith in Dakota dirt
We note the sale yesterday Of the quarter
section Of the late jeremiah M. Gould to
w. A. Thomas for the snug little sun OF
$500.
The lands leased by Auditor Northrop
yestesday amount to 6,432 acres which,
at 5 cents an acre, amounts to S32l.60.
The lightest leasing since the system
began.
fMessrs. M. L. Clark, E. Kramer. John
Larkin, Ed. Ketchsm, w. A. Msckay, F.
d. Fits and John Walden departed for
Chicago today on an important mission
for the county.
NWaldo J. Stearns, a former resident Of
Madison, now engaged in business at
Henry, s. D., passed south today OF his
way home to Bridgewater to visit his
father who has been quite poorly all
winter.
Chas. Schnsck, q young man, was
brought in under arrest this afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff McGovern for steal
ing q bicycle from John Schnell. He
was arraigned before Justice Jones but
took q change of venue to Justice Hold.
ridge In whose court his hearing will
come up later.
!. L.. McCaull, Of the grain firm OF
McCaull 4 Webster, of Aberdeen, was in
the city today trying to make arrange.
ments with the county commissioners to
take warrants for the 5000 bushels of
seed wheat to be furnished by his firm.
His offer, however, will hardly be accept.
ed by the commissioners.
kThe Juean county, Wis, Argus notices
the recent wedding of Leslie v. Bailey
and Mae Velvick, at Fountain, near
New Lisbon, and speaks very highly OF
the young couple. The marriage feast
and wedding presents we're elaborate and
costly, and the occasion appears to have
been an event Of more than ordinary i'm.
port. Tho groom 10 q son OF Oliver
Bailey Of this county and while q resi-
dent here earned the reputation Of be.
ing q young msn of excellent promise.
Alton, Ill, Republican, Is: Rev. DR.
A. T. Wolf, formerly Of this city, has
spent the last two weeks lectur,ng in
Boston and met with q wonderful recep
ton. His lecture in Peoples Temple te
an audience Of 5000, was an ovation
such a. has seldom been rendered an or
ator ia that cultured and critical city
The local journals give very full and
compsshsnsive reports Of his lectures
DR.. Wolff has lately been called to the
passionate Of q Aourlshing church al
Madison, b. D., which he has accepted
conditionally for six months, in hopes
that the fine dry climate Of that regior
will benefit his health which has beer
impaired by the heavy demands OF a city
pastorate. His family will remain il
Detroit for the present.
Sioux Falls Press, II: Rev. MI. Sher
rard, manager Of the orphans home il
this city, is sorely disappointed. H.
spent considerable time and energy a
the legislature securing the enactment
Of q measure that would permit ~juvenil,
offenders snd waits to be sent to hi
home instead OF the reform school. Th,
measure passed but when the governor
cam TO sign it he found q fatal error. /
was meant to amend certain sections o
chapter %, special laws Of 1889, referring
to the reform school, but instead read
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