The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-23
guests OF d. T. Scott and family return
ed to Luverne, Mimi.

Ell TO Luverne, Mimi.
On August % and q, Dr.. II. H. Frud.
enfield, technical optician, will be Ia his
office.
Harry Curtis returned from Kimball
where he exchange places in the drug
store with Geo. johnson for two weeks.
y. Lampson q former citizen OF this
place called On a number Of old acquaint-
ances IN town between trains this morn.
ing.
Board Of education meets Wednesday
evening to elect a primary teacher in
Miss Fuller's place. As yet no npplica-
tions have been filed.
Rev. DIR. Carson OF Scotland passed
east 10 Wentworth to-day to c~onsalt
With Rev. Lacey in regard to certain
church improvements on the ~latter's
charge.
Arrivals from the east at 1 p. m. VIM.
Mct;rath. Mrs. Fred Fisher, Col. Fader,
and Willis Packard. The latter two
with a large number OF delegates from
Moody county were bound for the
Mitchell convention.
Mes Eva Fitzgerald accompanied her
cousin. Reginald back TO Minneapolis
to-day and the Lyons children, Angie
and Urban. who have been visiting in
their uncle, J.J. Fitzgerald's family Tor
some time returned home to Crasco,
Iowa.
A company Of ~"greenhorns" will serve
. "Green Tea" At the home OF Mrs. J.
W. Dawson on Friday afternoon for the
benefit Of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
society. Tea will be served from 1 80 to
: 30 for - cents. A cordial invitation ID
extended 10 all.
The eyed father OF DR.. Daniele
| Richard Daniels and son, S. A., arrived
last evening from Iowa for an indefinite
stay to see il u change Of climate and
treatment might not help MIR. Daniels
ST.. who is suffering from paralysis Of
the left side.
Chas. Poor, OF northern New York
state va q caller at The DAILY LEADEF
Office this morning before taking thu
train for Omaha. MIR. Poor has beer
visiting his sister, Mrs. ]. c. Laughlin Of
the nortnw vest part OF the county. whom
be had not seen Tor forty.two years. HI
thinks well OF Dakota.
Moutrose Herald, 10: The Montros.
creamery was sold at auction Tuesday
Tor e5Ss 20 John Purdin. The coal wa
sold TO Oliver Odell. The creamery vii
not be operated for the present. 4
would OF course be good thing for thu
adjacent farmers to keep the Dreamer,
running il it could be done at a proh'
But we understand the creamery has no
been a profitable investment at Thu
point. Oliver Odell was the auctioneer
Badus Catholic church had a Close
call Sunday night last from total de
s~truction by fire. The neighbors neares
to the church noticed fire in the church
through the windows about 10 O'Clock I"
night and fastened over there to tint
the interior OF the church around tn
altar and above all ablsze, although tn
ton OF the altar itself where the candl
was burning. the only apparent sourc'
Of fire, was untouched. How the hr'
originated therefore, is q mystery. N
one was known 70 have been within tn
church for at least two hours previous +
the discovery Of the fire but the win
dows OF the church which were sup
posed 70 have been put down at tn
close Of the evening service, were foun'
omen. The damage done BY the burn
inc amounts to about sl25, which is GOV
cred by insurance.
Good room and two lots near bushes
for sale cheap. Easy terms.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
A stubborn cough or . tickling IN th
throat yields to One Minute Cough Cur
Harmless in effect, touches the r'Rh