The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-05

visitor yesterday, returning this morn-
ing.
Rev. Mr.. Frazer, Presbyterian minister
OF Mitchell, came over to-day to attend
the lake assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stitzel and little boy
OF Oakes, n. D., came down yesterday to
spend a Chautauqua week.
Weather report: Showers and thun.
der storm, tonight. Thursday fair, ex-
cept showers and thunder storms in east
portion.
DR.. Entz and family who have been
visiting in the family VI DR.. Daniels for
the past ten days, returned to their Ne
braska home.
Mrs. Pauline Falona Of the northeast
part OF the county, sister OF Mrs. Henry
HOLE OF this city. lost al Is months old
child yesterday.
The five years old daughter OF Thos.
Biggs, II miles northwest, died yesterday
OF brain fever. The funeral took place
to day at Ash Grove cemetery.
Price Hughes while watching the
ball game ut Howard yesterday was hit
in the face by flying ball and some.
what disiigured in countensnce.
4 sleepy individual fell OIL the home
coming motor last night down near the
first bridge toward the lake aud was not
again heard Of. lie was doubtless able
TO walk back and take care Of himself
lfterward.
II. 7. Blair, representing the Sioux
Falls Cooperative and Loan associa-
ton, accompanied by his wife, is in the
city attending C~hautauqua. MIR. Blair
visited Madison sixteen years ago and
notes many changes.
Many former friends in Madison were
delighted TO meet Mrs. A. Is. Gilmore Of
P~ipestone, Mimi, who came up Monday
to spend u few days At Chautauqus and
renew old acquaintance. Mrs. Gilmore
will be always q welcome guest IN Mad.
ison.
Supt. Boswell OF the poo farm
brought TO The DAILY LEADER a sam-
Pile OF his corn which he said grew on
the poorest farm in Lake county" II
fulflls the old test OF excellenoe-over
treast high at the Fourth OF July, and
Is q tine sample OF what South Dakota
can produce.
G. r. Randall OF Usage, Iowa, travelling
agent Of the Chicago Colonization COM
pany, OF which J.. L. Jones is local agent,
is attending Chsutsuqus for Q few days
and also looking over the county with
Mr.. Jones. In % Mr.. Randall was in
the employ Of the Chautauqua manage
ment in the tent department.
City council met in special session
Monday evening and introduced q new
ordinance and gave it it's first reading,
prohibiting the selling, giving, furnish
ing OF delivering intoxicating liquors
within the city limits Ut retail. The
penalty provided for the enforcement OF
the ordinance is not less than $lO nor
more than 600.
The three GASES against Louis Ma.
louey and Verne Dykins for selling liquor
without Q license we're heard in Justice
McGrsth's court this forenoon. A. B,
Kittredgs, Esq, Of Sioux Falls appearing
for the defsudauts. The defense offered
no testimony and Maloney was bound
over 20 the next term OF circuit court 10
tho sum OF $500 on the first charge and
$500 on the second. Dykins was bound
over In tho sum OF $500, bonds in ell thu
oasss being furnished.
Fifty or sixty Of Maidstone oitissn'
went 70 Howard yesterday afternoon b.
speoial train 70 witness the ball game
And horse races. The game was . verj
Close one up 70 the seventh inning, bu'
the Msdieon team came out winners b,
SCORE OF 8 TO 2. In the races Geo
r>~Ls .clk and n. A.. Sa0oso horse tool