The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-08-26

Chicago Saturday and Minneapolis Sun
day dailies t o Madison this forenoon
nearly four hours in advance OF the time
of their arrival Monday by the cd
schedule. They come from the Twin
Cities on the II. and D. via Aberdeen and
Woonsocket, reaching here at 11:3O a. m.
Egan Express, %: Miss Blanche Ball
OF Madison has been the guest Of Miss
May Heimbach several days. 80 resid-
ing Elder Jordan and wife of Sioux
Falls are tue parents Of another boy,
born last week, and making the seventh
child -. Jos. Whitworth went to Madi-
son Tuesday to look after a job with the
railroad company in the round house
but decided that he didn't want the
place.
A meeting of those interested in the
county fair will be held at the city hall
this evening and the matter pushed to a
practical conclusion. The meeting will
appoint committees Of solicitation and
arrangement and put the movement on
a successful working basis. Turn out to
the meeting and help plan. Everybody
invited to join in the enterprise and
make the fair a success.
Aberdeen News, %: Local banks
have been notified by their northwest
ern correspondents that hereafter they
will ship gold instead Of currency, the
larger banks being long on gold and
short on paper. In consequence Of this,
South Dakota farmers will be paid for
their crop this fall very largely in gold
AMI populists will be given al oppor-
tunity to stock up with the metal which,
according to their doctrine, is constantly
approaching. =
r The nuptlals OF William loft Of this
city and Louisa Wahl Of Salem, we're
consummated Saturday evening by the
Rev. Father Flynn, only a few OF the
intimate personal friends Of the con-
tracing parties being present. The
marriage supper was served at the home
of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Hubert
NellisN Mr.. loft is a young man who by
industry and taste has proven himself a
skilled painter, and has likewise shown
excellent taste in his choice Of a help.
meet. May happiness and prosperity at
tend them in the futuIe.
Senator Kyle was a morning passen.
ger from Aberdeen to Sioux Falls where
he goes to settle up business pertaining
to the estate of his deceased sister. The
senator has now nearly recovered biz
broken health with which he came out
Of Washington this spring. His wife
who has been quite poorly for a lonQ
time, the senator says, is real we'll and
the family is enjoying rest and health a,
their own home in Aberdeen. The sen
ator vac pleased at the decided improve
ment he noticed in crop returns after he
reached the eastern half of Miner cou
ty and this way.
Mellette dispatch, %: An example Of
the readiness with which the plant life
will assimilate substance from the soil i.
shown at this place. Near the crsamer,
here a squash vine is growing, which
sprung from some seed dropped by
chance. The buttermaker, j. E. Milll
was in doubt as to the variety OF the
plant during the early part OF the season
so placed a protection around it and in
hole near it poured q pail Of separated
milk each day. The plant thrlved ant
several squashes "set" on the vine. The!
being about matured Mr.. Mills cut on
! OF them open. when imagine his surprise
to find it filled with an excellent qualit.
Of Dutch cheese which needed onl
seasoning to make it as palatable a
could be wished. The vine had absorb
Q ed the curd from the milk and concen