The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-06
THE CITY.
LOCAL BRkVITIEA.

Chautauqua assembly begins next
Tuesday.
X Mrs. Chas. McGul went to jackson to
spend Sunday with her husband.
Weather report: Fair and cooler TO-
night and Sunday; westerly winds.
Every measure Of it is just so-just in
quality and weight. Dwight's -four.
FAdrs Glover and children returned
from a visit to friends in Turner county.
John E. Diamond and Bank Examiner
Zimmerman were southbound passen-
gers to-day.
Mrs. T. Lannon and Mrs. v. r. We'd.
den were passengers for Flandrau to
spend Sunday.
NMiss Belle Arneson, who has been Wis
iting A. E. Fuller's people, returned
home to Sioux Falls.
d. T. Scott, Yes O'Gar, James Han
mum and Mrs. c. w. Nichols were arrlv-
ais by the evening train.
NHugh Murray went east the line today
to meet Mrs. Murray who returned from
Wisconsin this evening.
X boy, the first among a number Of
girls, arrived at the household of Com.
4 rade Mcneil this morning.
N.Ludwig Eiohmsn proved up on the
southwest quarter Of section 17-lO5 81,
before Clerk Of Court Preston today.
Mrs. H. A. Thompson came down from
Howard this forenoon to visit her sister,
MISS Bessie Stewart, and reports the
survivors ct the mill explosion doing
we'll although the condition Of Robt.
Debolt is still considered somewhat
critical.
The year and a half old child-a little
boy-of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Quan, Of Badus
township died this morning of whooping
cough. The funeral will take, place
Monday at Prairie Queen, Rev. Svaaren
conducting the services
W. H. Wagner has received q letter
from q friend in southern Wisconsin con-
firming the frequent reports Of the al
most total loss Of crops in that state by
drouth. The writer says: III you can
show that dairying in your state can be
made q success, l can assure you of con-
siderable colonization from this local.
. ty."
X A. Grant, a former resident of Lake
county, now located at Port Angeles,
Wash, writes The DAILY LEADER under
date OF June %, as follows: Enclosed
find two ffty-cent dollars. We are in
the soup here. John leveland's good
dolla' has not reached here yet. Hoping
your democratic postmaster will give
you sound money for the enclosed p.
O. order, l remain, respectfully" etc.
\ All the assessors returns for Lake
county have been reviewed and oompil.
ed by the county commissioners and the
total valuation Of the county S2,638,563
or 1854, lo3, less than last year. The
total valuation is composed of s2,227,s 1882
worth Of real estate and s41O,6Sl worth
Of personal property, OF which the city
of Madison has S53O,732 worth Of realty
and sl53,248 worth of personal property.
The city has had q falling of Of about
$4,000 in personal property valuation.
The number of land under cultivation in
the county is SIC, GAO acres, each and all
of the townships having very nearly
10000 acres. Lakeview has tho highest
reality valuation of the townships,
Sl55,29O; while Badus has the highest
personal property valuation s3O,216.
Summit has the lowest realty. S71,39O,
and Clarno the lowest personal valuation
$685.. Wayne approaches nearly the
lowest in both figures.
Afull line Of 10 cent cigars; the finest
in the city. H. CHALEs.