The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-17

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charge OF the the Scandinavia churches
in that vicinity.
X Miles Mcleod, Of Winfred, returned
home from Montana this afternoon hav-
ing left there last Monday. He is very
low in health and in changing cars had
to be carried in the arms of his brother
who accompanied him.
Mitchell Republican,: Mayor circuit
Of Chamberlain, n was injured in a
runaway accident the other day, is
slowly regaining consciousness. ...T. T.
| Blanchard returned to Pierre this after
noon, accompanied by Mrs. Blanchard
who has been here for the past seven
weeks taking care Of her daughter, Mrs.
w. r. Millham. Mrs. Millham has
about recovered and is able to be around
the house.
Canton Advocate, IA: Jacob Brorby,
wife and children, who have been visit
ing with S. o. and G. Skartvedt, left for
Hooper, Neb....N. A. Fox, sheriff Of
Lake county, and E. b. Davis, marshal
Of Madison came in today to take charge
Of the four men detained by Sheriff
Smoker of burglary in Lake county.
After an inspection OF the prisoners,
Messrs. Fox and and Davis concluded
the wrong men had been captured, and
they we're at once released. They got
H. L-~-l uror Sunday
Redfeld dispatch, 10: Threshing on
the Hassell. Meyers irrigated farm has
been completed. Wheat went about 40
bushels OF No. 1 hard per acre; oats IS
bushels per acre; and barley so. The
wheat and oats acreage was simply wet
down last fall and winter. The barley
was also irrigated once in May Of this
year. The large crop OF potatoes on this
farm this year will be cooked and fed
with ground barley and corn to hogs. 1t
is hoped to make the potatoes in this
way net more than they would bring at
present market rates.
A concert by three little tots from the
Sioux Falls Children's Home will be
given in the opera house, free, Friday
evening October 18th. These little
warblers called the "Gipsy Wrens" are 6
curiosity as singers having beautifully
sweet voices which blend with perfect
, harmony ard their unique recitation
draw forth frequent applause. The
efforts of these little ones is
? to draw attention to h public
? and charitable work being done by tht
waits home at Sioux Falls. We oespeal
: for them a crowded house and ever after
we hope, an interest in the success o
the home they represent.
Lila f. Wing has commenced pro
ceedinps in court for an absolute divorce
from her husband, Lemuel L. Wing Of
the grounds of adultery. She has ais
filed a lis pendens on his real estate IL
n her application and suit for alimony, al
of which Is going to cost Mr.. Wing som
trouble and wealth. But this is lot al
Mr.. Wing is SAID to be now in Capads t
escape a warrant OF arrest gotten out b
another party who also sues him 10
$4,000 damages for invading the sanctit
OF his home. This is what keeps Win
on the wing and il he does not show u
II in court he is liable to lose all he
d possessed OF in this balewick.
Geo. Willard writes from Wells, MINI
that he has taken Mrs. Willard to tn
10 hospital and had an operation perform
ed upon her limb which has long bee
N dragging her down to the grave. Th
q bone was badly diseased both above an
below the knee joint and the surgeon
found it necessary to cut out abou
:. six inches OF the bone which involve
~ the knee entire. The lower portion
the limb is brought up into contact Wit
LIZ the upper and in this way it ID expecte
" a new and sound union OF the " pc
10 tions will be effected, minus the Ike
She stood the operation we'll and is +
r. covering nicely and expects to be able
er return to Madison in about eight week
lDr. Edwin l.. Clark.
All persons indebted to me Will sa
n expens. by calling at once at Frat
he Smiths store and paying the same.
MRS. +. l.. CLARK.
The healing properties Of De Wit
Witch Hazel Salve are we'll known.
cures eczema, skin affections and
IT, simply a perfect remedy for pies.
,re FRANK SMITH.