The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-09-09

newed warm wave from 9Th to 9Th.
About the 18th equinocial storms will
begin and from 10th to 10th dangerous
storms will visit land and sea. From the
ODD to the 25th will be another storm
period and a change to very cool will
come after these storms with frosts to
northward. The month ends warm and
stormy from 9th to 3oth.
kHenry Independent, 6: Married, at
the residence of the brides parents near
Elrod, Wednesday evening Sept. 4th,
1895, Marion ", eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob w. Waterman, to Waldo
j. Stearns; Kew. f. l.. Drew, of Henry,
officiating. A large number OF guests
were present, and the presents were
numerous and valuable. MIR. and Mrs.
Stearns will be at home at Milbank,
after a brief trip to the twin cities amos
points there abouts. MIR. Stearns has
accepted the position of foreman on the
Review at Milbank, and is very capable
for the place.
Reports from Big Stone Lake are to
the effect that Congressman Picker and
his secretary, l.. H. Bailey, and three
other gentlemen came near drowning IN
that lake last Thurday evening. Their
little yacht, propelled by a gasoline en-
CINE, became unmanageable in a storm,
both rudder and engine giving out,
leaving them in a heavy sea, and nearly
capsized with every lurch. Finally they
drifted to ar island and later, with the
aid of a smaller boat, got ashore, and
wet and cold footed it back over a rough
and stony road three miles to the rail.
road station reaching it about . a. m.
next day. The people at the station had
become quite alarmed at their absence
The political fishers took the first train
home.
Thomas vs.. Thomas came up for hear
ing in Judge Holdridge's court this af-
ternoon. 1t was not q divorce case as
the title would imply, but simply a
horse case. T. J. Thomas has a horse in
Phil. Thomas herd which he wished to
get out to put in training for the races;
but owing to some unset tied accounts on
both sides a strained feeling exists be-
tween the two Thomases and the horse
could not be obtained oy a straight
dicker. Last night, however, the horse
was taken from Ph!l's pasture and to-day
under q search warrant the horse was
found at the driving park and I. j.
Thomas was called before Judge Hol-
bridge to answer for its taking, After
hearing all the details of the case the
judge ordered the horse returned to
Phil's pasture.
Sioux Falls Press, :: The greatest
aggregation Of attractions ever enjoyed
at a state fair in the northwest is prom
Used for the South Dakota state expo
sition. Aside Of the regular fail
attractions there will be enough wonder
full, unique, pleasing and sensational ex
hibitions to suit everybody. The side
shows in the way of street parades, banc
| lOlil hItulCulSs u!iood tJSSLlCIoiio o1A
startling feats in mid air, ball games
bicycle races, tremen tournament con
tests, banquets and barbecues will all bt
Of a high grade character, and in them
r selves will be worth several times th'
t cost of a visit to the fair. This year tn
people will be given value received TO
their time and money, both inside ant
, outside Of the fair enclosure, without
extra charges. The latest attraction t
be added to the long list of fetching
amusement features is Lee Richardson
the trick ~bicyclist, who can perform
more incredible feats with his bike thai
the average citizen is willing to believe
even after witnessing them. There vii
be no end Of new sights and scenes il
Sioux Falls during fair week. The com
mittee is still at work In gathering ii
t other wonders. Anything calculated t.
instruct and amuse the people will b.
engaged. 1t is toe intention to make i
a gala week. a week of pomp and fes
8 tlvity that will never be forgotten.
We believe you will find it to your ad
vantage to buy your school books an
school supplies at FRANK SMITHS
Household goods at private sale dur
ing this week. W. H JONES.
At the head Of the procession as usua
Q this time with a full line Of school book
and supplies. FRANK SMITH.
DEATH IN THE WIND
Cyclone Demol,sh's Ecs.dcnces, Kills
CHILD and Injuries Many.
SlsSETON, s. D., Sept, ga mile cas-
of here a cyclone occurred, carryin;
away Attorney Hanson's residence am
d his wheat stacks, and completely de
I. mOlishing A. w. Pawle's residence an,
barn, killing their infant child and Sc
verely injuring several other member
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