The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-06
D. MCKINNQN.
Q bound to close out our entire stock of Cloaks. Come and see and
be convinced before buying elsewhere.

husband 10 captain Of . militia company
which volunteered into Uncle Sans cor.
vice and 10 now ct Manila.
Father Donovan OF Badus, received
word Of the serious illness OF his mother /
in Now York and departed on the morn.
ing train for her bedside. Father Flynn
in bic stead conducted funeral services
the remains OF the late Mrs. Collier
Ut the Bsdus church at 2 p. M, to-day.
Notwithstanding the county commits
sioners generously made MI. Farley's
Madison Outlook an official paper. he
complains g%rieviously because they did
not make his Madison Independent an
Official paper also, thereby giving him
double pay for county work. Selfish
boy, Glenn; you should always be will.
ing 70 divide the oranges with your
little brothers.
The South Side hotel changed hands
Wednesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Reusch retiring and Jos. y. Olson, OF
Ferryville, Wis.,, assuming charge. Mr.
Rensoh takes W private residence with
bis family In the house across the street
east from the Baptist church. Mrs.
Rensohis bossders, chiefly railroad men,
gave her q very pleasant surprise party
the last evening in the hotel and pre-.
ssnted her with . magnificent el5 lamp
a. . reminder OF their appreciation OF
her kindness while lsndlsdy Of the
house.
The county commissioners continue
their daily grind OF allowing bills, o..
aiming aud passing upon petitions.
bonds. reports. etc. Other items OF 10.
terest we're the refunding OF elG6 G6 on
tho u%nnexpired license Of Alden Psttee,
which 10 returned to his estate, allowing
the county treasurer el3O for clerk hire
for the ensuing year and the register Of
deeds $500 per year for the same pur'
pose. The bond Of Frank Butte a.
county constable was approved and the
application Of J. A. McGoveru for sp'
pointmsnt passed over.
Madison correspondence Minneapolis
Journal, s: "Soarlet fever 10 alsrmlngly
~prevelant here. Many desths OF chill
deo have already occurred, in some in'
stances oil the children IN the family
being carried away" The foregoing il
considerably overdrawn. Only " in
stances OF scarlet fever have appeared IL
the city-s single member OF M fam
lily who 10 almost fully recovered. aue
two members Of the other family, one o
whom, . young child. died. aud tn
other, older. having the fever yer.
lightly.
Sioux Falls Press, 5: Mr.. Charles A
Brown and Miss Eldors A. Van Dore'
were married at 8 O'Clock last evening b,
Rev. A. +. Wolf Of the First Presby
terrain church at the residence OF tn
brides sister, Mrs. F. g. Sherman, 81
First 9 south. The groom 10
~sucosssiul youn8 lawyer OF Kansas City
Mo-, and the bride 10 . progressing
popular and accomplished young lad
Who has been making her home durin
tho past year with her sister IN thi
city. The happy couple will make thei
home N the Missouri, railroad metropolI
The First B.pt,st church held ito q
uusl meeting last evening with . to
!, attendauos and elected y new trustee
Geo. Beck and A. q. Schmidt. Mr.
/, John Roberts wss elected secretary. NJ
= Book. treasurer, E. E. Eaton, ohorists
and Geo. Megsers, deacon. Lors
! Blsokman wss elected superintendent
tho Sunday school. Financially, tt
{ church has had very prosperous yea
having received and paid out in cash (
{ oil purposes, 1856 20. They have bu'
new parsonage valued At sl,3oO. IL
~arrears OF the church on incidental 81
!. penees add pastors salary is considerso'
lees than el0O. % that on the whole Il
ohuroh 10 in . very doe financial conc
ton.
For Q clear skiu-clear oil The VI
through, ~trainsparent enough TO let sul
. ahine. rosy oheohD chow through, IA
" FRANK G. SMITH.
:. Mr.. 8. A. Fsokler, editor OF the Nj
o anopy (Fla.) Hustlss. with HE wife o
= chijdrec. suffered terribly from l
0rinnsI One Minute Cough Cure VI
;. tie oniy remedy that hslpsd them.