The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-03

Mrs. Il. W. Talco.t Of the south part
OF the county took the train for Ellen
dale, y. u called thither by the seriou
illness Of her daughter. Mrs. Harrison
Miller.
Arrivals on the evening train: }. II.
Williamson. Miss Battles Of Sioux Fnlls,
aud Mrs. Glare Wyman. formerly OK Ra-
mona and CUES, OF Mrs. y. ID. Nc
G,llivray.
VIM. Rowland is engaged disintectinR
his house 10 da, and expects 10 remove
the quarantine tonight though he may
no, be out him.el, until next week. His
family IL now IN excellent health.
Young man mined Wyant, brother
OF Mra. Gnl. Rounds. who lived with the
latter a !ew miles northwest OF town,
died ,t,is morning Il hear, failure super
induced by scarlet fever from which he
had just recovered.
Miss Maggie Toblu who first had the
fever IN tn. Tob,n family and from
which sh. nicely recovered has taken to
bed again with nu attack OF e~rys'pelRs
The OUNCE bers OF the family who
were thought to have taken the fever art
i'll only with the grip.
The saven.months' old child OF Mr.
and Mrs. Casper Berther OF Ramona d'et
last night being the second these parent'
have lost with the scarlet fever. lh'
! two eldest have recovered from the feve'
and are considered safe il no relapse II
caused by second colds or otherwise.
Rev. j. NJ. Hupp. Baptist minister a
Oldham. moved h.s family aud house
held effects from Montrose where the!
have heretofore lived, to Madison to'da!
aud will locate them in h Glrto'
house north OF the Episcopal church
MI. Hupp does this while ministerinR "
OLDHAM to give his children the Oeneh
OF our public schools.
Yankton Press: A certain lankto'
msn 10 abusing u team OF small ponies
and IL he does not quit il, he will be NJ
,aated. This forenoon those ponies wei
] OBLIGED TO haul three heavy wagon
! loaded with corn cobs, and It taxed the'
strength to the collapsing point TO do st
: Corn cobs do not weigh a great deal ON
w-.,on. do. and tlas man cruelty pound
thnae dim,uutive animals up hills an
over rough roads. The officers nav
n their eye on him.
n Mrs. Christ. Hexom who lived on IN
n Sawtelle place 10 miles northe"s' 0! ne'
n died this morning after a severe Aimee
.,noe last Wednesday though che ~
= n han m invalid Tor twenty years. Dece"'
I'd va - years Of ago and has only oee
u occasionally . resident OF this county !'
lem. wars back, ct other times hv'r
4 Iowa. She was sister TO Lars JONI
. l.oo. who 10 now hardly expected 10 ~
lono. and leaves in this county nu
hand. four sons and q daughter-CIau
Iul,us. Paul, Helmar and Mrs. Jol
. T.mmsrsssen. Three other sons-Jon
n,,o and Charles live in Iowa ~
Minnesota. The funeral is expected
take place next Tuesday at IL . NJ
thu Lake Madison church, kev. A'oe'
OF Miner county officiating
Tur DAILY LEADER has reoe'Ve' nv
.. A. II. Olson ~ represent've OF '"e '
Hills District Union. " o'''S
0. posed laws to be adopted by the le.
dun system at the next genera. e'eo' :.
* rho fret bill 10 for an eight "o"'
ii 20 apply to al state employees e"p'''
ID working Tor persons or corpor"''o's
ine work Tor the state, and 70 a' w
done In mines, mills, smelters anu -.
uf.cturiuk establishments Of Tue ~
!. and TO oil county and municipal o's''u''
lions. The other bill 10 +" ~"