The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-21

Mary departed for Sioux City to visit
friends for a week or two.
The Flandreau Indian ball team went
north tonight to play at the Ortonville ,
"oodmen picnic tomorrow.
Sam. Colgrove was a morning passen-
ger for Arkansas where he will pick ont
q location for his future home.
Arrivals on the evening train: Joe
O'Brien and family, Mrs. W. A. Mackay.
Mrs. Chris. Schultz and j. b. Jones.
Miss Grant and a lady friend OF Scot
land arrlvek on the train from the west
to attend the Summer Normal school.
Warren Towles returned this morning
from Minneapolis where he has been for
nearly a year taking special courses in
music.
Mrs. A. q. Schmidt, Oracle: Regular
meeting OF the Royal Neighbours this
evening ut 5 o'clock in /. O. O. r. hall.
All members are requested to be present.
Capt. Smith Of DeSmet is again at
Lake Madison o~xerhauling the Chau-
taulua fleet OF boats. docks and steamer
with a view 10 accommodating the as.
sembly visitors.
The marriage Ceremony OF NJ. Cos
grove and Thekla Laiterman, both of
Orland, took place at st. Thomas church
this morning. and the newly welded
couple took the II a. m train for Omaha.
Miss Edna Scott who vent to Gary
about II week ago to attend the grand
lodge /, q. G. 4. OF which she fs secre.
tary is o visiting at Sherburne, MINI.
MISS Scott was re- elected grand score
tury.
Mrs. Vim. Final who was taken sud.
denly i'll at the home Of Mrs. Geo.
IRISH a week ago has SO far recovered
she was able to bear removal to her own
home to-day though it caused her con.
siderable suffering.
Milton Kramer shows us a copy Of
the Chicago Tribune containing the
following:
dewey l.
Sckley o.
Sampson 022."
Can You solve it? tie just as easy!
The GARDENERS Chronicle Of London,
Eng, announces that Mr.. Fetisotf, an
amateur horticulturist at Naronezh Rus.
sia, has achieved what was believed i'm
possible, the production OF jet black roe-
es. No details Of the process have been
received.
Geo. Willard was called to Canton
Sunday by the superintendent OF the
; electric light plant there who had re-
ceiyed an injury but his assistance was
not needed at present another man hav-
ing been found before George arrived
He. however made an agreement for the
place OF superintendent, his time to be-
gin in about 4 month, when he will re-
turn to Canton.
Delegates who took the evening train
north for the Aberdeen convention we're
Silver republicans, y. b. Kennedy, J. r.
Stshl, DR.. VIM. Lowe; populists, w. IL
, Buxton, Jas. s. Keegan, y. II. Egge'
brsaten, Chas. Glatz, NJ. H. Hegdal
Peter johnson, Geo. Vedder, A. p. Har
ling, L. j.. Burnett, Messrs. Daugherty
and Dempster, going last evening; Dem
~oorats, Ed. Gregory, Clarence LaughIin
Joe Powers.
As additional evidence OF what VI
said yesterday apropos the Agriculture
insurance oompany's business among
9 many other letters received with appl'
cations for hail insurance to-day, Secre
. tary Frudenfeld showed the reporter ont
from his agent Mr.. Thiele OF Hanse'
:. county which has IA applications. tn
nremiums on which aggregate $3.50, ant
this from an agent who is sending IN ap
/" n,;cations almost daily. 1t will be re
numbered that MIR. Thiele came Il
Madison early in the season and was sc
v wall satisfied with the company that n
vent hack to work with u will.
The city board Of health consisting 0
one alderman from zach ward-'' "