The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-20

Aberdeen TO visit a daughter.
Baked goods delivered free by Jerry
Craney. Order goods by using phone
No. G3.
Father Flynn went TO Aberdeen via
Sioux Falls to Assist in a 4O.hour deyo.
tionsl service.
\ marriage license was issued this a.
ternoon to ". A. Richardson OF Redkey,
Ind, and Mary Rock OF Madison, S. d.,
Howard Democrat. II: John Thue
returned to Madison again Monday,
where he will work a couple OF weeke.
Burnie Wood. who has spent the win
ter with his ~nncles. {. ". and G. II.
Wood. returned home TO trenton, Sank
county. Wis.
Local market. wheat 81. flax sl.OO.
Minneapolis market, May opened and
closedl ut g.. the highest being Gas;
cash CO July closed ut Gsia.
Wilbur LnI3rec has been sick to day
and 1t Is not yet quite certain whether
he 10 down with scarlet fever or not,
though il has been reported he was.
Misc Cora Ma,heney has closed "a four
mouths term OF teaching in the Brant
Lake &C! DOL and in two weeks will begin
a three months term in the same school
All women interested in the welfare OF
children are invited TO meet with the
Mothers Club at the home of Mrs. Thot
Cary Wednesday afternoon Mt three
o'clock.
Articles OF incorporation have beer
filed with the secretary OF state for thu
Clarno NJ. r.. church, in Clarno town
ship. Lake county. Trustees, {. Ter
williger, G.. ". Reynolds. c. NJ. Shirley
Thos. Atkinson.
Miss Mabel Scott. daughte. OF -. I
Scott, was taken down with scarlet fever
which appears to be OF u mild type
Friday evening. On the first suggestion
OF the disease, Miss Edna removed I
Frank Palmer's and Walter to Wn
| Rowland's, the res, in the house bein
under quarantine.
Dell Rapids Times. j.: VIM. Richard
son who VA up ia Lake county q fe'
! days visiting relatives, returned
Dell Rapids Wednesday. He expects I
] depart for his home at Redkey, Indian
3 about the last OF the month. He hi
] besn here for three months aud is Z
we'll pleased with the country that
! may in tho near future become a rec
dent OF this state.
The many friends Of Conductor Jot
Y J. C%allinsn will hear with regret that !
is failing quite rapidly with heart fa'lu'
] lie is now quite low and hope OF h's
oovery has almost entirely fed. All
. his nearest relatives have been sent fc
bis son Frank and wife Of Minneapol
! arriving on the morning train. Fir. J
3 Oilnartin, OF Calmsr, Iowa. arr'v''
3 this evening and son John will arr
from Plaukiutou in the morning.
Dell Rapids Tribune, Is: Rev. ).
Mcintyre Of Madison came down SAT-
y day and prssohed at the First bapt'
church Sunday morning and ven
N He rsturasd 70 Madison Monday. N
m Mcintyre enjoys the distinction Of I
ine tho oldest preacher, in point OF q
NJ vice. Il moi in years. in South Dsko'
He il still hale and vigorous. howev'
m and his able ssrmons show we'll pr
m eevsd mental powers.
% Frank Giuder hes just recs'v
through the marble agency OF K. De
Z r;ohsou a monument for his dsceas
s v;,.,a grave which, whom est up, will
Lone Of the handsome features OF :
oemetsry. It 10 . column OF bedte
~oolitic stone, IL feet high and about
inches in diameter representing
broken trunk Of . tree, with portions
limbs. bark, ivy, dove and squirrel W
growing ferris At the root, carved inc
Ian. The foundation for the setting
already been laid and when the 'nso'
tious arc carved by Mr.. Diedr'chson
'f vill be raised. The cost 10 o u"
A party Of Royal Neishbors TOOK
Do sle,Qh ride out to the s'deno u
and Mrs. Julius Smith, 4 miles nor
AZ, a.st OF town Saturday evening. !
marty consisted Of she following gen
w. m.n With sAslr ladies', Q. Il: Robe
n.c Birrab, A. P. Hsriing, A.
-. schmidt, H. q. Bangs, John O. sonm
Il. o. Baues, John 9. Smith. and y