The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-03
oe'ved a telegram last night announcing
his death by drowning.

'"' y" sho evening train: DIR. /.
Il. Nsnnestadt, Canton; J.. p. Farley.
Dubuque, J. ". Dawson, F. G. Chaphe.
4. {. Tyler, Mary Mcdonald.
Miss Martha Hoidal OF Albert Lea
Mimi, who has been with her niece.
Annie Hoidal Of Nunda since her ucci.
dent OF burning, returned home.
A. II. futile. M OF the early pioneers
OF Lake county. Is visiting in the city
and enjoying attendance upon the sum.
met school OF the State Normal. Mr..
futile is located at White Lake, in the
western part of the state.
Msris Taylor. public examiner and
candidate Tor state treasurer, n.ailroad
Commissioners Tompk,ns and La Fol.
lette. and &. r. Burke OF Pierre. candi.
date for congress. were passengers for
Sioux Falls on the east gong train this
morning.
The wedding Of Mr.. Chas. Power md
Miss Minna Peters OF Wentworth takes
place this evening at the home OF the
groom AT Wentworth, Rev. Mr.. Lacey OF
the Presbyterian church officiating.
Miss Peters IL IA sister OF Mrs. Adolph
Harms. "A very esiimRble yourg lady and
Mr.. Power is "A prominent business man
and large farmer a, Wentworth.
In another column A. +. Fuller adver-
tises n list Of property for sale. including
the buildings, bridges and ties OF the
motor line connecting the city with the
Chautauqua grounds. II is Mr.. Fuller's
purpose after disposin9 OF his property
TO move the street rails and rolling stock
OF the motor railway 20 "A point south.
in Missouri or Arkansas, there 10 rebuild
the road for summed resort or freight
and passenger purposes.
Chris Rensch's carriage horse broke
locs. from tie moorings nj the house this
afternoon and cane down town at full
speed and rounded up on the sidewalk
in front OF Kaufman Bros. store after
crashing into r. Kramer's carriage and
| demolishing 4 hind wheel OF the vehicle.
| Mrs. Kramer and two children were in
the carriage ut the time and escaped un'
hurt though feeling rs the runaway
came upon them that their time had
come.
The ladies OF the Royal Neighbors
gave q very pleasant lunch and ,ce-cream
social after their regular meeting last
evening, the Modern Woodmen and fam
ilies being invited in. Instrumental
music by Mrs. ". +. Daniels. recitations
by Alice Carey. Goldis schmidt, Agnes
Roberts. Cora Barron. songs by Winnie
Schmidt, Grace ketchsm, SUSIE LaBrec
and and a humorous reading by r. T.
Van Slyke were also very pleasing Tea
lures of the occasion.
Sioux Falls Prese. ,: Matte Patter-
SOP, the South Dakota trotter hat Is
attracting "a. much attention on the
grand circuit, is by Wander, by Black's
! Hamle,ouiau; dam Lucy by Harrison l,
BY Clark Chief. The dam OF Matte is
Topsy by Blue Buck, whose pedigree the
Press horse editor is unable to ascertain
But judging by the name he most likely
10 q thorough. bred, which would add
much OF course to Mattie's value as q
oampsiguer. Inc msnnes in which she
wins the last heats in q split race and
aleo tho fresh condition che displays on
the morning following . bruis'ng con
test indicates thoroughbred blood on he'
dams side.
The Madison ball team which went to
Dell Rapids yesterday to play tho 'k'ds'
OF that place came out viotor' ~ . oor
OF II 20 7, the game beng "a exception
ally pleasant poo. sThe nine and thei'
friends from this city numbering aoou'
twenty tive 10 oil were warmly received
By tho boys at the Rapids. After tn
ball game they we're invited up to Bank
or Smith's residence TO be entertained
until evening when the party went dow
and visited the Dells BY moonlight. tie