The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-11
THE CITY,.

Contractor Randolph went to Sioux
Falls.
Weather report: Fair to night and
Sunday.
Dr.. Bartell of Winfred, is safely recov.
erlng from a several weeks siege of ty.
phoid fever.
Rev. J..J. McIntyr re, is again in the
city doing good work for the Chautauqua
association.
>Ado)ph Schmidt is enjoying a visit
from his father. j. c. Schmidt, of Fond
du Lac, Wis.
A license to we'd was issued to Carl E.
Vesthostad and Hannah Rivnes, both of
Buffalo township, Minnehaha county.
Arrivals from the west this morning
were, M. E. Cooley, of Elandrau, deputy
revenue collector, j. A. Trow and Mrs.
Gossage.
NJ. s. Tongeu, of Rio, Wis.,, is in the
city, returning from a tour of the west.
He has several old Columbia county
friends here.
Arrivals on the evening tr; in: Mrs. j.
NJ. Preston and sister, Mrs. M. w. DAILY
and son, VIM. Rae, Geo. Bel..nap, Mrs.
Fred kurth and children.
X G. NJ. Klotzbach received word last
night that his horse-Prince Amo-had
taken first money in a 500 purse at Sac
City, Iowa, yesterday. Time 2:oG.
N.Harry q. Bailey, son of Oliver Bailey. OF
Leroy township, and mother departed
the first of the week by team for Amboy,
Blue Earth county, Mimi, where Harry
will shortly we'd Miss Rose Robertson aud
settle down there.
Mr.. B. G. Kennedy has received a
letter from Maine announcing the death
OF his younger brother, Andrew j., of
Wells, Me. The news with a Sc
we're shock to MI. Kennedy at his adj
vanced age as it leaves him the only re-
naming ore of seven brothers aud re.
minds him Of the passing of time.
Deceased served IN the late war of the
rebellion.
x d. D.. Holdridge & Son have received
word from the circuit court of Judge
Jones' decision in favor of their client, J..
W.. Bell, in the contested will case of
Jennie %. Bell, deceased.X by one will it
was claimed that ali deceased's property
was left to her husband, j. w. Bell.
But opposing attorneys, Messrs Murray
u Porter, for certain Starkweather heirs,
of Columbus, Wis.,, held that there was
u subsequent will which left half the
property to them and half to the hus-
band. Judge Jones holds that the first
will leaving all to j. W. Bell was the only
and valid will.
NJ. A Wooley of Utica, Mimi, has been
out with three friends, Andrew Watson
and Major French Of Saratoga. and
Chas. Becker, Clyde, that state, looking
over Lake county advantages and the
two former have purchased farms in
Orland township. Mr.. Watson will
move here this fall. XNor are these
gentlemen the only ones who are judges
OF a good country and are delighted with
our advantages. A Mr.. Stemmerman
from near Fulda and Mr.. Asa Cone of
Iowa, have also been looking over our
country and are delighted with it's re-
sources and prospects. They find our
farming country ahead of much of these
older states in the character Of it's build
ings and farm improvements.
Get your baskets at A. Archer's ut the
lowest price. Cali and get prices.
Il. ARCHER.
For rent, part of residence near
Normal school. MRS. JOHN WALTER.
bOwa's. Re - . 80 ~ :.
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10 heal the b,Unen ind diseased
tissues 10 SOO.ue toe IT,. italeu surfaces.
to Instantly rel eve 8iu to permanently
cuce 10 the mission Ut DeWivt's Witch
Hazel Salve.
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