The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-10
Silks for Spring.

broosnos county line who 10 suherine
from . pAsslytio strcks.
FAsmsn from Fraokl,n report seeing
Surveyor Smythe's party at work in the
creek bottom about . mile south OF l. d.
SmiSh's Dlsos At 3p. N. today.
Arrivals on the evening train: Geo.
Aohlsy, Frsnk Msloy, Mn. DeWolf, Zsla
Steele, Rev. Andenss. A. Norby. Mics
AcClsrty Of Sioux City, niece OF Nrs. NJ.
d. Mctiilivray.
Township officers fling bonds with tho
county auditor overlook tho tact that q
iisty-cent revenue stamp is required Oh
each bond executed, no matter what the
amount of the bond.
The renter on VIM. Metcslf's farm
came to town this afternoon and in
formed the latter that his Rrsnsry had
been broken into and q lot OF wheat had
been stolen. he knew not how much.
Secretary Hare Of the state board OF
regents nrr,ved on the train from the
north and Mas Immediately conveyed TO
the Normal school where the local com.
mittee on securing stone for the new
dormitory were holding q session.
Hon. II. 4. Smith last evening received
word from the national organization
that his application for membership in
the ranks OF the Sons OF the Revolution
had beeo favorsbly passed upon and
that he would receive papers for final
adoption at an early day.
The indoor ball game will he played
ut the opera house tonight between the
following n,use: Married men, r. {.
Smith, G. W. Nichols, Frank Fox. Thos.
Carey. Harry Dick. II. II. Holdridge.
Stephen Sammon. Single men. Eldro
Hubbell, John Craney. Thos. Bliss, Chas.
Norton, Martin Berther. - Moore, Geo.
Melon. Admission, 10 cents.
Friends in this city OF Col. G. S. Deer
ing OF Plank,nton. who will remember
his yisit to this place six weeks ago
when he attended the annual meeting OF
! the Agricultural Insurance company "a
auditor, wall regret TO learn OF his death
at Plankinton . few days ago after 90 Ill
ness OF only two weeks. He was a most
genial mao. an old settler OF Aurora
county and q prominent q. A. X. mem
Dor.
Secretary G. H. Roberts Of the South
Dakots State Woodmen's Piouic sssoci'
alton, he's received q letter from Head
Consul w. A. Northoott. lieutenant gov
ernor OF Illinois, that he he's accepted
the associations invitation to deliver the
address before the associations state
picnic to be held on the Chsutauqua
grounds at Lake Madison, Wednesday
June ., 1899. This is the first day o.
the assembly and the Chsutsuqua asso
~oistion grant tho Woodmen the free ust
OF the grounds during the day, and II
the evening will furnish a special attrac'
tion on their program TOR Wooduen.
Tho many friends Of City A"d'tf'
VIM. Rae and wife will be panied te
learn OF tho death Of their infant son
Walter Scott, at 8 O'Clock last evening
from scarlet fever. The little ~ will
his older brother was taken down last
Sunday evening and has had a severe
attack Of this dread disease. The old
ct daughter, Jennie, has fully recovered
hut tho second child and daughter wa
also taken down last Monday Afternoon
. and she and the other little boy are IN
vary critical condition 70 day. Mr.. ant
Mr.. Rae have the deepest sympstby o
our entire community In this severe q
A;otion. rendered al the moro cad By th'
fact that tho disease 10 Of such . ohsrac
tar that those who would gladly Gid .
veil - sympstbiss ars prevented fsoo
ln.nderina them any assistance. Ltttl'
: Waiter would have been two years OF
tho oath OF May next and wa . prom's
ipe child, with the others idolized oy o.
. parents. The funeral takes place pr
vatsly this evening.
2 CITY residence lots for sale. sl5 to $sot
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Besore tho discovery OF One M'nut
> Cough Cure, ministers were e.s' -
. disturbed by coughing congregations ~
excuse Tor IL now. .sn r,-
n II O have had the grip you nee
4 Foley's Honey and Tae 20 ne.s -"
luugs and stop the raokng oougu 'S )
dental 70 the disease. 0usesoseeu :
=. FRANK 9MITH.