The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-18

Willow Lakes and returned to Madison
for the summer.
Arrivals this evening: DR.. f. y.
Palmer, Il. y. Fitzgerald and II. p.
Smith.
A ten year old boy Of Win. Rock was
operated upon this morning for necrosis
OF the large bone OF the leg.
Miss Ethel McCreedy departed for
Minneapolis and will later proceed to
visit her brother in Milwaukee.
DR.. II. II. Frulenfeld, the technical
opt'cian, viii return on the 22i and may
tie consulted free Of charge in his new
Offices in the South Dakota bank build
ing, opposite the Lake Park hotel.
NJ. johnson, living 9 miles southwest
OF the city while IN town last Monday
lost SD in cash. which was found BIZ
Ghndcr Brothers II Their meat market
and returned 10 HIM to.day making him
feel quite happy.
Spencer Wrstnby came to town to-day
for IA horse doctor TO 90 out and sew 10 q
blg cash in the fore leg OF one OF his
horses which had run into Il wire fence
and while his daughter was holding the
buggy horse with which they drove to
town until u train passed at the depot
crossing the allmal SHE'D and turned
short, smashing II buggy wheel or two
into small pieces.
The Misses Mary Marquart and Susie
LaBrec closed a most successful years
work in the Winfred schools with a graLd
picnic ut Lake Herman yesterday 20
which the whole village nearly turned
out. These young ladies have been re-
engaged. for the next year at the same
place. At the close Of the year they
graduated seven pupils from the eighth
grade. Supt. DauGherty presenting the
diplomas.
Miller. S. d., Stockman, 10: W. IL.
Waters last week received from 3. ID.
Milan a copy Of the Caribou. Alaska,
Sun. The paper gave an account OF the
building Of boats by the Milan party, as
they were soon TO strike for the gold
fields. Two Of the party had lust been
accidently drowned. The paper was
gotten up in city style on Il power press
- -. a., r>,,( 80 destination no.
Dawson City. 1t contained news OF
Dewey's victory and other war items.
Supt. |. d. Aldrich OF Grant county il
in the city to-day on his way to Howard
where tie will assist in conducting al
institute for the next two weeks. MI
Aldrich is u young man OF successful ex
pericnce in the superlntendency OF Gran
county schools for the past Tour years
n graduate OF Brookings college and re
cently was allowed to choose his Owl
delegates from Grant county to the stat
convention in the interest of his candid
acy for state superintendent OF public IN
structiop. TnE DAILY LEADER acknow
edges a pleasant call from the gen''e
man who is an old acquaintance.
The following from the Lake Preston
Times OF the 10th inst, refers to +" lad!
Miss Mollie Brennan, who has man
friends in this city, being a sister
Road Master, NJ. j.. Brennan formerly c
Madison: The city schools closed Las
Friday. Miss Mary +. Brennan WI
has taught eleven years III the schoo,
and Miss May Liudner, who has taugl
four wears, retire from the work IN LAX
Preston. They have given unlvers
satisfaction and a pleasant farewell II
canton WAS held in the Congregation
. ,l,roh which was crowded almost
%sutfocntlon.
4 convention of free silver republican
wns hela at the Office OF ). a. oh'lhe'O
a, three o'block this afternoon Tor u
u nnr,ose Of elect,ng delegates to u
Aharaaen convention. DIR. VIM. l1oV
g $50, oh,s.n chairman and j. +. Sta
s.ore,nry, Delegates were elected
It follows; DR.. VIM. Lowe, Ci'as. D. ~
,edy. A. +. Glover, }. A. Shimerd"' he
il ~ Neill. Y. II. Walden, ). +. St"h''
~ Scott. G. A. Willard, John MegSe'
Claus Meegers, Jacob Kunder!, a.
0,sho n. NJ. Mime, Joseph Ne''lne'