The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-06-12

numberless spouts he slipped and fell
forward on the iron edge Of the boot and
cut his cheek and ear quite severely.
Brookings Register 10: Rev. E. I. DAY.
les is busy getting his household effects
in the Presbyterian manse. His family is
expected Thursday go. Arthur Allen
drove over from Madison Sunday and
returned Tuesday morning. He states
that six buildings In Madison were
struck by lightning during the storm
Saturday. among which was DR.. VOLTS
house. No one was injured.
Mrs. Thos. Rae was adroitly surprised
last evening by twenty-five ueighboring
ladies who took possession OF her house
while she was absent at the Good Tenn
plar lodge, and were locked in within
when she returned home. The scare 1T
finding them within was as great as her
surprise, until a light was struck and
she discovered they were really friends.
The social time which 70 lowed was
thoroughly enjoyed by all, and the Wis
itors left a lasting memento OF their
presence in the shape OF a beautiful
fruit dish.
N Irving Hewlett and little Phil. Sheidan
were out driving this afternoon with a
horse and buggy belonging to Thos.
Byrnes and in attempting to- pass one Of
the teams drawing lumber to the Adj
vent camp ground cut too close and run
into the way Of the heavy wagon which
demolished the buggy and young How
lett sustained a severe injury Of the leg.
The flesh was laid open from the calf of
the leg to the knee, disclosing tendons
md ar terry at the back of the knee with
out cutting the latter although the in
jury bled profusely. The Sheridan
youngster is said to have received a
lame back. The latter boy is about six
years Of age, the former IL or ID.
A. w. Stoltzman, of Ramona, is lying
at Rev. Fischer's in the northwest part
Of the city in a very critical condition.
l/doG uiRuC Nc was 5lCLcu WIN ucdIt
trouble aid his life despaired Of before
morning. This forenoon he fell into a
state of collapse, and u consultation OF
physians was held over his condition,
but not much can be done for him or
much hope Of his recovery given. His
wife, who is no. In Fond du Lac, Wis,
with their two children, has been tele.
graphed 10 and friends of Mr.. Stoltz.
man here are anxiously awaiting the
outcome.
The grand lodge, L. o. o. F., of South
Dakota continued its sessions this fore.
noon among other things Of importance
electing grand officers for the ensuing
year as follows: Rev. G. o. Walker, G
T., Gary; MISS Florence .Alguire, V. T.
Ellis; Miss Edna Scott, secretary, Mad
ison; Chas. Barrett, councillor, Siou1
Falls; L. J. Corcoran, treasurer, Mad
ison; Mrs. r. B. McClenon, superintend'
emit juvenile temples, Madison; Henry
Alguire, NJ, Ellis; Mrs. Myron N. Lee
Dep. NJ, Mitchell; Mrs M. J. Bagley
G., Sioux Falls; David Wlnton, s., Par
ker. Delegate to supreme lodge, which
meets at Zurich, Switzerland, next year
r. B. McClenon, Madison. The mex
meeting Of the grand lodge will be helt
at Sioux Falls the third Wednesday IL
June, next year. All the delegates t.
this grand lodge are very highly pleased
with the work of the session and the re
ception they have received. The lodge
closed its session at noo and the visit
ing and local members went to the Lake
in the afternoon to picnic.
A. w. Holdridge is in receipt Of
lengthy letter from E. F. Sitter, an old.