The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-09-28

The Catholic Total Abstinence society
will meet to morrow evening at Odd
Fellows hall.
All glasses fitted by DR.. F%rudenteld,
the technical optician, are guaranteed
absolutely satisfactory.
+. Kramer returned from Howard.
Father Stecher was also an arrival
from that place.
On October 9th Henry H. Frudenfeld
the technical optician, will return and
may be consulted free OF charge.
Ysnkton Press. o6: j. j. Fitzgerald
and wife Of Madison, S d., are
Mt the Pierre. Mr.. Fitzgerald is
superintendent OF tickets at the State
Far.
Section l6, school section. Badue, was
burned over yesterday and much hay
destroyed. John Schnell, Jake and
Henry Wolff and j. A. Kajacob were the
chief sufferers by the fire.
Ben. Benson, Of the loth Minnesota
volunteers, formerly clerk in n. D. Nc.
G!llivra.'s store but who has le,n in
il camp ut C~hickaniauga all summer
was IN arrival on the evening train.
A change OF train service on the
branch as understood among railroad
meh will take place next Monday. The
passenger train from the east at 4 p. N.
will be run through to Bristol, returning
next day and continuing east at IL a. III.
Conductor Callinan will take charge OF
the train between Madison and Bristol.
The nuptials OF +. L. Perry and Maud
Courser were solemnized last evening at
the brides home in Nunda township. a
large attendance being present ut the
wedding and party. The presents were
numerous and costly. oil evidepcing the
nigh esteem in which the young couple
are held. They took the IL u. IN. srain
for Omaha.
While working on the upper floor OF
the coal house at the depot this after.
noon, Chas. Demmick fell through the
derrick hole to the floor below and in
juren himself quite severely in the back
At first he picked himself up, as he
thought not much hurt, but after walk
ing afew steps he dropped helpless to
- d.. He 1>u.oe ~, no no ,Nora1vyod
and he suffers idtense pain. lie had tc
be carried home on a cot.
Il. Lannon'S team broke loose from the
post on the north side on his store and
made a lively turn west Of Center street
north on VanEps avenue, east on Stellt
street and south on Egan venue As !
passed down the latter the wagon struck
the buggy OF Conductor John Callinar
IN front Of Cook l. Odee's drug store
wreckiug the buggy and a wheel ane
the reach Of the wagon. The horse'
cleared the wagon there and continued
down Egan avenue and west on Mai
street where they ran onto the sidewal!
in front OF Hurley's place, bre 'k'n'
other teams loose, but further damag'
and runaways were prevented by To
timely assistance OF %bystanders.
In the Des Moines, Iowa, Northwestern
Bankers report OF the National Banker
, convention ut Denver recently "ppea
the two following items: d. +. Macka,
OF Daily y Msoday, Madison, 5. D., wa
elected vice-president from that state
This was Mr.. Macksy's first A. Is. A. COZ
vention, but he now says If possible h
, will attend regularly hereafter. W
Mscksy, Of Madison-Mr. President an
gentlemen: l have good reports to br'n
in from the land OF reputed cyclones an
blizzsrds. Could you see the seas {
. gram you would be enlightened. W
have, 100000 bushels Of wheat tn
wear. Notice our mines, dairy product
etc. Contentment is with us. Populis'
Is dead. We do not know what "a
means. l am going back to tell Il
bankers what q magnificent reoept't
the people Of Denver have given u.s. al
I want to say to the members otth's co
-, van,ion that il time should ever bring
80 C~aNth !