The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-31
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

'' lave JuSt Completed u
t"o-'nch we'll 32l feet deep for Jos.
Berkler OF Badus township. The water
IN the we'll rose to a dspth OF ls5 feet
and ls Of good quality.
The nominations OF DR.. J. K. Jones
and Curtis X. Waters as candidates for
City justice at the forthcoming special
city election, Tuesday, June :, were
filed with the city auditor this afternoon.
Y. K. Walden is IN receipt OF a letter
from Mre. Walden who is at the
Rochester, Mimi, hospital with her
little son Vincent, stating that the latter
has received relief and is improving rap.
IDLY. although still very weak.
DR.. Blomley and wife OF Sioux Falls,
DR.. Collins Of Elk Point. and several
others OF the dental fraternity arrived
this evening to attend the State Dental
convention which convenes IN this city
at l0:3oA m. tomorrow.
Truman Nunemaker. a young man
who used TO clerk for c. 4. Kelley in
this city and living 5 miles southwest Of
here died this morning Of diabetes. The
funeral will be held from the Methodist
church Thursday at l. o'clock. the fun.
e:al cortege leaving the home at $3.50.
J. T.. Bell has r~eestablished his store
IN h,s own building, recently enlarged
second door north OF The DAILY LEADEI
office and Will increase his stock to I
considerable extent with fancy an(
family groceries, etc. He places al
al vertisement before the public in thil
issue.
Mrs. G. II. Morse aud ii. }. Munr
drove ont TO Wlnfred this morning to at
tend the funeral Of the late Mrs. JOIN
Mckae. which took place at . =. m. Re,
|. .. Burlln conducting the services
Mrs. Mcltae was u young woman hbou
% years Of age and had been sick hbou
three weeks. dying Yesterday morning
She was daughter Of William Wood. 0
Winfred and a very estimable lad!
Three Years ago She married John Nc
Rae who now conducts the creamery a
that place. They have no children an
a husband only Of her own family an
other relatives mourn her loss. Mac
McIae OF this city a brother of The bt
renved husband. went TO Winfred o
las. evenings train t. be present at tn
funeral.
As Thos. Lonar and two companion
* from the northeast part OF the count!
one on horseback and the other III
sulky started home after dark last ever
IN. latter attempted u race on the Ion
- street enst, with the result that the N"
in h sulky struck the post IN front
+. J. F'awkes' house and was thro"
into tie gutter on the side OF the so"'
Ha presented u sorry spectacle whe
ef Mr.. Fawkes went GU and eXtr'cated M
TO ,rom under the wheels Of his vehicle an
refused a challenge from his hllario'
companion to race farther. II WIS
SO fra, thought that he was injured o.
the shock SOLDERING him up somewhat |
y rrovad TO be not seriously hur'.
al similar experience to the foregoing Del
ru,ber OF our young men III the CT
:, who chartered two hand cars OK Tue
ovn accord and whose names are VII
hald for obvious reasons who "eht .
10 Luke Herman a fishing Sunday. I,
~ chair return under u full head OF stea
D. and down grade west OF the stock yaf'
~. srot car ran on to a big dog wh'
is ,hraw the car about six feet into the .
ay and the young men clear into the o''cn
49, On 10th sides OF the track. 10 " Q
Islander who witnessed the COLLISION
a thought certainly some bones mus' ia
rts hoo, broken, but u hurried dress'
an ,aur ~ the victims discovered on
s.,;saa and sore heads. The car q
r. 80 aov Jared the worst, both being
's.. - ~,.,airs. Moral--"Never go ne
nd ing on Sunday
10 c;rl Wanted for general ho"se"'
:, IApply to Mrs. Thos' Cary
II fills the arteries with f'en y
ed nokas new flesh, healthy ne" !"
re. women. That's what kocS'
mel Tea VIII 40 FRANK G. SMITH