The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-09-23

the OptlciRn, are guaranteed
absolutely satisfactory.
On October 9Th Henry II. Frudenield
the technical optician, will return aud
may be consulted tree Of charge.
Jos. LaBrec OF McHenry county, ILL.,,
is paying his brother A. j. LaBrec Of
this city a visit after % years of eepar-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Williams who
have been visiting with the family OF
Henry Jones left for Lime Springs, Ia.,
en- their return home to Chicago.
Judge Carter OF Sioux Falls, in early
days United States district attorney for
this part Of South Dakota, passed home
ward from Pierre on the morning trains.
Mrs. Arenson OF Sioux Falle, the
guest OF Mrs. A. L. Fuller and Jake
Brorby Of Hooper, Neb., a former resi-
dent OF this place arrived OF the evening
train.
While hauling his separator into o
new setting Of grain on his fathers place
just east Of the city yesterday, Ed. Bied-
erstaedt's steamer became wedged be-
tween the stacks and before he GOULD get
it either back or forward the stacks had
caught fire destroying the setting OF
grain and the engine too. The other
parts OF the threshing outfit were saved
Rev. y. Klevjord Of W~oonsocket ar.
rived on the morning train to see bis
brother, al judged insrne the other day.
He says his brother has been a wander
et for several yesrs and would not stay
in one place long, and as he himself is a
single man and has NO way OF caring for
him he will allow him to be sent to the
asylum as the best place for him.
Huron dispatch, u: Huron college,
the new Presbyterian educational ins,i-
tuition here. opened with appropriate
exercises this morning. \. large number
OF citizen we're present at the
exercises and about eighty students were
enrolled and assigned to the various de-
partments. The college opens under
very favorable conditions and it's sue
cess as an educational institution is al.
ready assured.
The remains OF the late Ray Barton
arrived on the train from h north, ac-
compan,ed by Lis mother and sister,
Mrs. Barton and Mrs. Bolles. The lat
ter's husband also met them up the
road. The remains were escorted to the
| residence OF Mr.. Bolles on the west side
| OF the city, John Mcdonald. Eldro Hub
! bell, Burt Ketcham, Ed Olson, Burt
| Gilbert. Hiram Richardson acting rs
p~allbearers. The funeral services have
been postponed until tomorrow at
m. 1t is learned from the returning
relatives that Fay died Of typhoid fever
being taken down Saturday and dying
Tuesday.
The republican caucuses in the city
were fairly we'll attended last night and
| delegations elected very smoothly. liz
the first ward the delegation elected con
sists of Frank Smith, Frank Palmer, D
l.. Jones, A. L. Fuller, j. l. Hubbell, ID
d. Holdridge. Before the election Of
delegates was completed X. Z. M'Calils
ter introduced a resolution i%nstruot'ni
the delegation against fusion at tn
county convention, but it was votet
down II to 0, w%hereupon Mr.. McCallls
ter aud VIM. Metcalf walked out OF tn
caucus and others refrained from voting
The Second ward delegation consists o
John Walden, F. L. Soper, CD. Porter
". f. Daniels, Geo. r. Farmer, W. W
1,rton. Third ward: VIM. Whit
more. Chas. Bingham. d. Mackay
r. B. Jonas, A. E. Clough
Frank Fox. Fourth ward: T. Mar
quart, Fred Kurth, H. Il. Cuisine
Egan Express, %: 1t is real FUNNY &