The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-21

Macy, uttlo son or MT. n Mrs. T.. w.
Daugherty, is quite III with fever.
Miss Susie harrington was a passen-
ger for Wentworth to visit friends,
Mrs. Clark OF Rockford, Ill.,, arrived
on a visit to her brother, c. A. Kelley.
John Schultz is giving his meat
market a very neat appearance with new
papering.
Weather report: Showers tonight,
Thursday possibly fair with colder east
portion.
J.J. Fitzgerald, wife and daughter
and Mrs. NJ. W.. Daily returned from
Cresco, Iowa.
Rev. N. NJ. Mime departed for Min
nespolis to attend Synod Of his church
for about ten days.
Joseph Powers OF Wentworth trans
acted business in the city to-day. He
reports great progress IN our sister town.
Many OF our young Scandinavian
friends in the city departed to-day for
the big Kittleeon-Selland wedding ut
Prairie Queen.
Foreman Cheatham OF the Sentinel
Office took the early freight east on his
way to Devils Lake, \. d., where has
has a position awaiting him.
In the election OF Wentworth school
township yesterday eighty votes were
cast, u. NJ. Finnie defeating Geo. Porter
by six votes for the Office OF school
clerk.
Geo. Cock will continue the special
sale OF watches, and other articles OF
jewelry begun last month. From his
large sales he has still some choice
watches left.
Mrs. Vim. Tierney and three children
departed for LaCrescent, Wis.,, to visit
Mrs. Tieruey's folks and will later pro-
coed TO Madison and other points to be
gone a month.
Departures for q. A. r. encampment
at Flsndreau this morning were Chas.
Bingham, Henry Weight. VIM. Whit
more, j. NJ. Preston, VIM. Dykins' D.
D. Holdridge, Geo. McQullan, Mrs. T.
Sutton, Eva CIough.
Yankton college holds its seventeenth
annual commencement to-day and
among the names Of graduates in the
classical course we notice that OF CLYDE
Henry Belknap Of Madison. the theme
OF whose Grafton is, George W'll'am
Curtis.
The funeral services Of the late Row
land Fswkes took place this Afternoon
at the Presbyterian church, aid thong
M publio announcement could be Rlver
Yesterday q large audience Of sympath'z
INC friends Of the fam ~ were ! attend
apce. The crowns and wresths OF pea"
] tiful flowers upon and around the caske
were abundant and the singing OF
Kindly Light" and "Savior l fo'lo'
; Thee," by the choir was solemn aoe
Touching. Rev. O. NJ. Cline OF the Dap
|, tist church of cred prayer and preaone'
q from the text, John ll:ll; "Our tr'en'
alaenth." The sermon was q simple ou
= beautiful exposition OF the believer
i. death and resurrection, 90 appropriate '
the departed young life and so he'ptu
to tho sorrowing family. The remain
vara inferred in the Madison cemetery
the nall bearers being: e. L. blede'
: .taadt. Duncan Maokay, Albert ha'e5
! Var Munger, Edgar Smith, Bruce NC
Csllister.
Tho Climate and Crop bulletin OF 10
.uuron weather bureau says OF the wee
.ndina June 10th, 1899: Temperatui
.,er.eed about normal. Rains most
ueht to fair. The weather oondis'on
On Tho whole, we're highly favorable L
tn. growth and healthy progress
wheat, oats, barley, rye, fax, grass 90
vegetables, and the very dssset'oe pr =.
1 nsots for whsat, oats, spring rye sno az
existing last week have increased 4 a".
:. .om. fear expressed by . few oorr
""..na.nta In some southeastern looel