The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-11
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVITIEH.

Bread making is made economical by
the use Of Dwight's -four.
Mrs. J. G. Whalen and children OF E.
&. Whalen and Miss Cora Rudd depart
ed for Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Mrs. Burlingame, sister Of E. II.
Jacobs, arrived by the evening passen-
ger from Cherokee, Iowa.
4 September wheat closed III Minneapo-
lis last evening at 621s, an advance OF
ga over the preceding day.
%Tuesday nights frost is reported to
have done considerable damage to corn
and potatoes in east Lake and Moody
counties.
II Clerk Preston this afternoon issued a
license for the marriage OF Chas. Robeck
Of Farmington> and Sophia Mueller Of
Madison, aged, respectfully, % AMI %
years.
All tho incoming trains today brought
Chautauqua visitors and the grounds
are filling up after the old fashion. Gate
receipts are said to almost equal the first
days in former years.
AlFrank Hogan and wife arrived from
Sioux Falls this evening and will remain
until Saturday. Frank will be remem.
bered as an old-time resident Of Mad
ison, but Of late years has successfully
filled a position as guard at the peniten-
tiary.
Mitchell Republican, 8: Rev. r. N.
Kratz went to Madison this afternoon.
Mr.. Kratz is conductor Of the Sunday
school Normal department Of the Madi-
son Chau sauqua. Mrs. Kratz and Carl
drive over tomorrow and will remain
during the session.
Mrs. &. j. MCGEE, sister OF J. G. Cal
Imam, accompanied by her daughter, ar
rived by the north passenger, accom-
panied by Mrs. Calllnan from Minneapo-
lis. Mr.. Callinan expects a large amount
Of enjoyment from the visit, not having
y met his sister before for fifteen years.
Pierre ~diepatcb, 9: The body Of Nels
Carlson was found sixty miles from here
where Davis, tho murderer, said he had
! buried it. The searching posse returned
with the body this evening. 1t was first
INTENDED to take Davis out to show the
exact spot where his victim was buried,
but it was feared that ranchmen on that
part OF the range would lynch him if the
body of Carlson was found. Davis will
probably be given a hearing before the
\ close Of the present term OF court in
Stanley county.
81 Elk County Treasurer Muggll Of Badus
Vas in the city today buying twine and
making other preparations for the har-
vest. Mr.. Muggli has gotten back into
the traces as a farmer quite naturally
and appears sunburned and rugged. In
regard to the crops. Mr.. Muggli Gays
there are some excellent fields in his
section and some poor oues, kOats, bar
ley and fax secm to have been most
damaged by the frosts in the early sea-
son and in a few instances oat fields have
been moved and are now being ploped.
Wheat is in the best condition Of any
grain. There has been plenty Of rain,
but the unusual frosts have seemed to
favor the weeds and give them the ad.
vantage in the grain fields. However,
Mr.. Muggli says I'VE have no reason uo
! complain, and will have a fair all arouod
harvest"
That fellow up at Clear Lake-H. L
Loucks by name-has gotten to be such
Q chestnut that rarely is any attention
~ paid to the stuff he sluices through hil
= Saper, the Dakota Ruralist. But here
is something local. referring to tn.
C%hautauqua assembly now in session a
Lake Madison, and we give it as a sor
o1curlos,ty and to show how fearfully ane
pitifully dyspeptic Loucks really is. Tn,
Ruralist says: 1.-THE Chautauquaorgan
ization is under the management, o
rather is an offshoot OF, the great Metho
dist church, add is capable of doing grea
good as al educational factor. The devo
tees OF %plutocracy, with plenty OF leisur
and always alert, are not slow to tax
advantage of it while the working peopl
with their time occupied with pressin
duties havAbeen crowded aside. y =
We hope farmers will learn to leav
these meetings alone, so long as they ar
used to soothe and quiet the peopl
with present conditions. The bette
way 10 to organize an Alliance Chautar
qua as we have in Brown county and le
the farmers meet for q week every sun
mer and preach the divine gospel of dil
content and lash the people into a real
4, cation of their deplorable condition. W