The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-11

COun VIII appear
again this evening in Chimes OF Nor.
mandy.
The social at Odd Fellows hall last
evening for the benefit OF Mrs. Heber
and children brought in $l4. Word has
been received however that Mrs. Heber
died in the hospital at Rochester, Mimi,
last Sunday. The money will be sent
on to Jackson for the aid OF the four
children which she leaves behind.
Deputy Register OF Deeds Geo.
Gould has accepted a position with the
machine agency OF II. IL. Cuisine and
his place will be taken in the registers
office by Miss Maggie Walden. J. j.
Fitzgerald 10 not prepared to
who will be Miss Waddeu's successor IN
his store although "a competent book
keeper has been decided upon.
Eggs eve these harvest days are com.
ing to market at the rate Of nearly 800
dozen per day and command eight cents
per dozen. In the spring time they
came 10 10 nearly twice that number.
Dairy butter commands l2i. cents per
pound and creamery several cents more
and is Ia great demand in the eastern
market.
J. l.. Jones. II. II. Cuisine, J. NJ.
Walker, II. II. Frudenfeld and T. G..
Orr. arrived on the train from the north.
Mr.. Orr comes to attend u meeting OF
the board Of the Agricultural Insurance
company to-day. as do also ]. &. Taylor,
OF Alexandria, Mr.. Minor OF Huron and
". =. Robeson OF Plankinton, who ar
rived on the train from the west.
Lee S. Frudenield. sou OF Secretary
Frudenfeld Of the Agricultural Insur
ance company. returned to-day from TT
| Wrangle, Alaska, where he has been 10
Gated since last spring. He will remain
here preferring South Dakota to that
region. He was accompanied here by 4
Weisman OF Minneapolis who N &c
pay his former friend Henry Frudenfeld
a visit.
The east side ball players OF the cit!
had q warm contest on the diamond lasl
evening with a nine from the west side
The game was 30 evenly matched that
eleven innings had TO be played to settle
the contest which resulted in favor OF
the west side BY a score OF II TO Is. Th'
east eide players we're: Nichols aud Ed
F,ntzel. battery, Grayum. Lowe
Daugherty, Burnett, +. G. Smith, Thos
Carcy. W. Fin,zel; the west side
Mitchell and Buck, battery, Bliss, Ball
Belknapp. Fox, +. Hubbell. ID. Mackay
Berther.
Supt Sherard returned to Sioux Fallt
on the morning train, his quest OF tn
Sharpe children having resulted IN tn
sending OF Goldie Sharpe to the reform
school by her mother. Sheriff Nc
Gilivray departed for Plankinton las
~even,np with the girl. Mr.. Sherrart
SAWS he is being loudly denounced b.
some people OF the city 70. interfering II
behalf OF abandoned children wh'cI
seems to be an undeserved criticism a
he il engaged in a charitable n merc'
ful act he believes for the good OK the
; Young folks, many Of them being the 10
~nocent victims OF d%eplorable c'rcum
stances.
In a business letter to The DAHL
LEADER, Hon. N. II. Downs, q forme
highly respected citizen OF Madison
nov located at Otsy, CAL, says: Il o
w.ys liked Madison and shall Away
remember the many kind friends lei
/. there. Some are there still and som
. have passed over to the other SIDE
This il really q beautiful place to NV
Int /. takes as many dsys' work to max
living a 9 it does IN Dakota; but .nel
/. 10 more to enjoy here than there. Ihe'
: ia not a day in the year that l cano'
, nick ripe fruit OF some kind On my p'"c
Fruit. however, brings email returns !
money. railroad ireights are 90 h'e'
, Nv principal crop is lemons which al
bringing a fair price just now !"
doing all my work; have hired only OF