The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-03
Engineer Joe Gilbert has taken a little
lay OF and gone to La Crosse.

VcuttICt AVpOtt. oCucIuuy tUtI lCe
night aud Tuesday. Warmer tonight.
Mrs. II. Powell ard little daughter
went to Sioux Falls On a few days visit.
No paper will be issued from this Off, e
tomorrow on account OF the n%at,onsl
holiday.
f. l.. Kingsley OF the southwest part
Of the county has returned from q visit
TO friends in Iowa.
Chss. jerks OF Chicago arrived home
Saturday on q visit to his parents, DR..
aud Mrs. S. NJ. Jenks.
Mrs. Sam. Pett,ngill OF Austin, who
has been visiting in .he city Tor q week
returned to Austin. MINI.
The six .year-old daughter OF 1hos.
Biggs, l. miles northwest is in a very
dangerous condition with brain fever.
Miss Goodwin. trimmer for some
months past in Miss O'Connel!'s millin-
cry store. departed on the morning
freight for Marshall. Mimi.
DR.. +. l.. Parks OF Atlanta. Ga. occu.
pied the Baptist pulpit yesterday MORT
ing and Rev. Il. Foster Stone III the eve.
ming. both edifying the church goers Ct
the city.
On account Of the nouarrival OF Rev.
Jessie Cole, Rev. Frank &. Bruner will
supply his place at IL q. m.. tomorrow,
subject, The Old aud New Fourth OF
July.
Mrs. Geo. Francis and daughter Mar.
garet departed for Blair, Neb.. where
Mrs. Francis will visit u sister for a time
aud then go to the Black Hills to see
another sister.
&. W. Shirley OF Orland township los,
SO head OF cattle last week BY them
breaking out OF his pasture, aud got nc
trace OF IL Of them until he found theu
advertised IN Saturdays DAILY LEADER,
Louis Maloney was arrested Saturday
BY Sheriff McGillivray on papers made
ont by States Attorney Porter for selling
liquor without q license and will have q
hearing before Justice McGrath, Wed.
nesdsy.
j. NJ. O'Brien and wife Of Harper's
Ferry, Iowa, and Mrs. j. II. Kelley OF
Wsukon. Iowa, have been visiting their
brother. Conductor Jos. O'Br,en for a
week past. The former returned home
to-day.
As Sid Lee's little boy Harry and two
girls OF Sam Avery's and the other ol
Julius Schmidt's, we're driving yer tie
stone crossing on Center street this fere'
noon the buggy came apart dropping the
occupants out and throwing Harry or
the pavement with considerable violence
Aside from a bleeding nose and bruised
face he Was not seriously hurt.
In the races at Watertown last Thurs
day two Madison horses were entered
Henry Clay owned and driven by E. A
Sage, in the free for all, who came on,
third, coming under the wire third, eco
ond and third respectively. in the heats
Election Time OF Wstertown won 81
three heats, best time. 2:22hs. Ora,
Eagle OF Bangs was entered in the fret
for oil running race, ok entries. and came
out fourth, standing sixth, fourth ant
fourth in the respective heats. Tn
races throughout are alleged to hav'
been managed eminently fair.
MIR. J. C. Cofey purchased OF A. D
Smith, the piano tuner, OF Sioux Falls
the finest piano ever shipped iuto thi
country. valued at $3.50. Parties intend
ing t. purchase pianos in the futur
will do we'll 70 investigate.
Loaf. sixty dollars between Coffey'
etore and depot, Ramona. or betweeJ
the stock yards and depot, Madison. !
reward OF &o5 will b given tor return Q
the mousy. Return to this office OF I
CHAs. PACKARD.
Fine residence property for sale Of
Ia.ev terme. CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
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