The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-18
THE CITY.
G DREvlrlEs.

y LOCAL D~REVITlES.
Attorney Frizzell was a passenger for
Sioux Falls.
G. Fred Zimmerman, bank examiner,
went south today.
NFred Willard and bride returned home
to Lakefield, MINI.
The best is always the cheapest, try
Dwight's flour and be convinced.
Weather report: Fair tonight. We'd
nesday fair; warmer, fresh westerly
winds.
NMrs. James Shaw started for Battle
Creek, Mich, to visit her son, Will, and
family, for several weeks.
Sheriff Fox was a passenger for Spirit
Lake, Iowa, to attend the interstate
sheriff's association meeting.
NJ. w. Golf aud family were departures
for Lewiston, Maine, near which place
they will spend the summer.
NE. B. Stacy the "Lone Grace" wen to
LeMars, Iowa, to sing at a reunion. He
will be accompanied by Will Gilbert.
The Rapid City Journal Of the 18th
inst, was q wo,nan's edition Of mann
moth proportions, choice literature and
slightly advertisements.
Lena, aged 10 years, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Schustes Of Badus town.
chip, died at the family home at 8 O'Clock
this morning from consumption. The
funeral will be held Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Miss Emily Clark departed for q sum-
mer's touring in Wisconsin and farther
eastern places. She will visit friends
and scenes at Lacrosse, Galesville, Bar
aboo, Wis, and Chicago. Her little
brother, Hugh, accompanied her as far
a. Galesville where he will remain with
his father and grand parents.
Deputy Sheriff McGovern received
this morning a telegram from the sheriff
at Rock Rapids, Iowa, stating that he
had taken in charge Dick Lee with a
team and "soiled dove" and asking if
Lee and the team were wanted. James
said he would answer him, "No, For
heavens sake, keep him altogether il
you can"
Argus-Leader, II: The total amount
OF rainfall since April l, 1895, has been
1861 inches, of which 2.84 was in April,
3.43 in May and 4.34 so far in June. The
present indications are that by the first
\ OF July the precipitation for the three
months will be just about a foot. Corn
is making slow progress, on account Of
the wet weather but a few hot days like
today will advance it marvelously.
County Treasurer Fleming today re-
ceived the Sl,334.5O cash of school
money which should have been here at
the January a~pportionment but was not
owing to Taylor's defalcation. He also
received a warrant for $4,000 the ap-
~portionment for the first Of July next
with instructions from Land Commits
sioner Lockhart to draw it as speedily as
possible 80 that it may be distributed to
the school districts or townships in the
July a~pportionment. This $4,000 is a
nice windfall for our common schools
these hard times.
The funeral of the late L. +. Lombard
was held from the residence OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. w. Dawson, this morning,
Rev. DR.. A. T. Wolff reading a scripture
lesson and Offering prayer. Appropriate
hymns were sung by aqusrtet consisting
Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Kennedy, MIR. Tuttle,
Mr.. Stott. The remains were taken to
the depot, escorted by members Of Ever
green lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, for ship.
ment to Chatfield, Mimi. The pail
bearers were D. D. Holdridge, j. r.
Jones, Wn.. Metcalf, r. G. McCallister,
D. e. Stoddard, j. F. Stahl. Mrs. LON.
bard, the widow, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Dawson and Miss Lillian G. Grover &C.
companied the remains to their destina.
ton.