The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-11
All new specialt;es tonight with Ferry

Wait. Special scenery.
Wheat holds its own at l9 cents for
No. l. flax, n cent better, at II.
At opera house tonight, Ferry Wait.
Come out and ENJOY a good laugh.
Prices OF admission tonight, to the
opera house, gallery, loo; reserved seats,
25c.
Mrs. Lillian Wheeler departed for
Toledo Ohio, or a lengthy visit to her
daughter.
Mrs. Morse Of Big Spring, Wis.,, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Bellrood,
returned home.
Miss Lydia Heiser who has been a
guest in the family of Geo. Beck for a
few days returned to Wentworth.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to John w. Reynolds and Viola NJ.
Reynolds, both OF Clarno township.
ID. Mckinnon Is making a commenda.
BILE and solid improvement by putting
| down a cement sidewalk in front OF his
store.
+. Gimpel was in town to-day with a
! nice string Of fish which he tished out OF
the brook a: the old Fred Johnson place.
near Lake Madison.
VIM. lallon, who has been butchering
-. 1.L. G,l,lN, f,r tha v.ct Yau mr.
two, departed for Austin. Mimi, where
he has secured "a good position at his
trade.
DR.. Frudenfeld, the opticlan, wishes
Us 10 shy that he will leave for Sioux
Falls and Chamberlain for u few weeks
on October n. He will be IN his office
until then.
Lewis Spawn was in the city to-day
and states that his son Lutte, who came
home weak and sick from camp HE at
Chickamanga, Is now in the Crisis OF u
siege OF typhoid fever. He hopes a turn
for the better will take place in a day or
two. The other two Spawn boys are
still at C~hickamauga, one sick and the
other taking care OF him.
Mrs. Dunn, president OF the Illinois
State Equal Rights association, who
speaks at the NJ. +. church tonight on
equal suffrage, arrived on the morning
train. Mrs. Dunn is a highly cultured
lady and Madison people will not be do
ing themselves or their city credit II
they do not turn out and give her a
rousing meeting. Let each citizen make
a special effort to attend.
Justice Holdridge's court WAS en-.
gagged last evening in hearing the COM
plant OF one Henry Tnielen who re-
Gently arrived here from Wisconsin with
a threshing outfit against 9. n. Harris
also a stranger for stealing the large en-
CINE belt OF the machine, worth about
$50. The case against Harris appears to
be quite conclusive and he waived ex-
animation. In default OF bail which
was fixed at 500, he now lies in jail.
Report comes from Pipestone that
Denny Casey formerly Of this place got
INTO an alteration the other day with a
man in that city and in the course OF the
fight bit OIL one Of his ears. Both men
we're arrested by the cIty authorities AMI
fined $40 aud costs each, but Casey haf
also been arrested since under the state
laws on the charge Of mayhem which II
a very series offense and in all PROB
ability may give Casey q term IN tht
~peuitentiary.
The visit OF President MckiLley and
retinue, including Generals Miles
Shafter and Wheeler, and prom'nen'
members Of the deplomatic corps a
Washington, to the Omaha exposition
this week is drawing heavily OF patron
AGE from the surrounding country to tn
exposition. Those leaving Madison TO
day for Omaha were John Larkln AM
wife. C. II. Wood and wife, &. Il. Farme
and wife, G. j. Porter and wife, Mre
, Joe Gilbert, Miss Mary JONES' Mis-
Vahle. sister Of Mrs. VIM. loft.