The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-09-15

Mrs. f. Kramer and baby departed
for Omaha to visit friends aud view the
exposition.
Miss Annie Cogley who has been visit
ing the Misses Ryan returned to
Flandreau.
Leslie j. Burnett takes the evening
train west for Springfield where he as.
sumes the principalship OF the city
schools next Monday.
County Treasurer Berther is still con.
fined to his oom by illness and ex.
County Treasurer Tobin is attending to
the duties OF the office.
Hugh Smith OF Howard, candidate for
state auditor on the democratic ticket
and Attorney Chamberlain OF Huron
were in tho city between trains to-day.
Arrivals on the evening train: Father
Flynn, Misses Annie Council aud Mag
gle Raymond, w. a. Mackay, Secretary
Haire OF the board OK regents, and j. a
| Cooley.
Rev. y. Nj. Mime went west into the
country thie afternoon TO preach the
funeral sermon over the remains OF the
5 months old child OF MIR. and Mrs.
Phillip Bernhardt.
l.. S. Tyler Of Sioux Falls, populist
orator, will speak at Wentworth Friday
evening, the 10th, WInfred Saturday
evening the 18th, Ramona Monday eve
ming the 10Th. Our neighbor.og towns
should give him good houses.
Yankton Press: The largest yield OF
wheat reported in Yankton county up
to date is that Of Louis Peterson OF
GAINESVILLE, who has just finished
,hreshing. From 4,5 acres OF land he
harvested $500 bushels OF wheat. an
average OF /, bushels per acre.
Mrs. Mary l.. Lease will speak on the
ISSUES OF the day in Madison, October D,
in the afternoon. This will give people
from the country an excellent opportu-
nifty 70 hear the famous lady orator and
get home before dark. Mrs. Lease will
hold over twenty appointments in this
state.
The Northwestern Yeast Co.'S agent Is
around again with samples OF the won.
dsrful yeast from which is better than
ever this year, owing to new machinery
being used for pressing out the cakes.
No excuse for having poor bread when
you car get yeast foam. good flour and q
hot
After going to press last evening the
Peoples party convention finished Its
work. The nominations Of states attor.
uey, county Judge, Justices Of the peace
and cons,ables were passed and the CEN
trail COMMITTEES authorized by vote OK
convention TO till all vacancies on the
ticket with consent OF candidates already
nominated. DR.. ). NJ. jerks for coroner
and W. II. Smythe for surveyor were
dominated by reclamation. The follow
ing county central committee Tor the
ensuing two years was then elected
with instructions to choose its "
chairman: A. G. Schmidt, IL. 1. Smith,
J. A. McGovern. Plaza Derungs. Con-
~vent,on adjourned. The delegates from
the First commissioner district met
elected p. A. johnson chairman and W.
II. Buxton secretary, and on the second
ballot re%nominated w. II. Buxton OF
Rutland for commissioner.
In circuit court the grand jury waf
dismissed this morning by Judge Jones
after bringing in indictments a9a'ns'
Stain Evans aud wife, Louise Evans
for burglarizing the store OF thinner
mann & Harms at Wentworth severa
months AGO. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans were
arraieued and given until September L
at $50 a. N. to plead. Yesterday A. NJ
(}reeor was arraigned in connection viii
the taking OF wheat from the cars q
mi. Mace last fall and plead guilty t.
na.,t larceny. Judgment OF court wa'
that he be committed to the county jul
for 30 days and pay a fine OF 500 and o
;mnrisoued until fine is paid. Fred De"'
for the same ~otfense, plead guilty U