The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-14

yesterday with two very excellent ser.
mons and his coming is u cause Of much
rejoicing 70 his people.
Mrs. F. Waegoner, OF Milwaukee, and
daughter. who have been visiting the
tormer's niece Mrs. \. A. Fox and family
expect 70 leave for the Pacific coss, IN
about two weeks, whore they will reside
In the future.
Ed. Beatty vent to Flsndrau 90 his
wheel to-day to witness the ball game
between the Sioux Falls Carnivals and
the Flandrau Indian team. Others
drvvs th,ther BY team among which we're
Geo. Waters and wife. Sada Jones and
Edna Scott.
Father Rice. OF Stevens Point, Wis.
visited with his old clsssmste, Rev. L. A.
Flynn over Sunday. preaching 1in st.
Thomas church yesterday. Father Rice
has been enjoying his vacation in u trip
through the west. having visited Denver,
Yellowstone park and other points OF
interest.
Word comes from Sergeant A. A.
Northrop and others OF Madison that
they expected their discharge IN a few
days and would be home directly. AZ
tho letter WAS written the first Of last
week i, IL barely possible tina, tn, boys
may bc home the end OF this week. 1t
may b. we'll 10 bear this ia mind and
give them y warm reception.
De Smet News. IL: Mr.. Boyd. nephew
OF ". j. hell. came UP from Madison
last week. to IN person urge his appiicH-
too for tho principalsh,p OK the city
schools. His appearance was much IN
his favor. but h,s lack OF experiences was
against him. No decided action WAS
taken by the board At the last meeting,
but they had applications 10 plenty.
Aberdeen Ruralist IL: The number
OF harvss, hands arriving ut Aberdeen Is
greater than any like period for the pact
five years. The number needed however
has been greater than the supply. Near.
" 10 arrived on Monday. Notwith-
standing the steady iu!lux there are very
few left in the city over night. The
stories in some Of the newspapers about
the men not wanting work 10 mostly rot
The per ceutage OF "bums' ls not large
The number OF colored men Is larger
than ever before.
The death Of Geo. ". Staiey. u Of
the Oldest residents and largest farmers
OF tho township OF Chester, in this ooun'
g.. came with q terrible suddenness ant
shook 70 his family this morning. Mr.
Stsley lad not been complaining hereto
fore. but won't TO bed last night as vel
n ueual. This morning he arose ano
drsesed. but complained OF very severe
main in the back Of his head. He VILE
told him 20 lie down again and she wou'o
do the milking. lie had lain down on
the sof. and when Mre. Staley returned
he xss lying on the floor writing u
agony add expired at 8 .. m, oetofs
medical aid could be summoned. De
ceased wa forty seven years OF age =
native OF Pennsylvania. and came u
Lake county from Iowa In 1878, twenty
ono years ago. He leaves - wife an
aeyen children, ranging FROM Two "
twenty years OF sgs, 70 mourn HE 'oes
The faueral will take place from 'n'
family residence at 2 p. M, to-moFro"
Rev, Mr.. Kay officiating.
Loaf. from the stock yarde, . red ant
white steer, part Jersey. weight aooo
7on rounds' OSCAR KoEHLER.
Owing 70 early fall purchases. n. y
MoOulivrsy will oloee out DE en.ase w.
OF vaeh aoods % prices that w! oo ~
masd the attention OF oil. The line 10
oludea neat and catchy styles 10 ss'.'
tiaeuae. silk armures. satin csF'po1 ~.
M. niouse. oropoos. galatess' duoAs
~. Thia will b % oxcellent opPos.uu
~ 10 purchase . fne piece Of eooos ~
low figure.
F,oa reeidenos property. Tor sale o.
Gas. u. KENNEDY.
Go to tho Hospital tor eott.wase
boAhs. Is cents. Mis-. MAILMAN
For trade. rood residence with o.:
hle and larce grounds, 10 this clty, :
frsde Tor ! farm. CHAs. b.
Part OF reeidenoe nsar Normal ecnoo
} NevIy papered and painted tnrcuenou'
Incrireo q Ans. JOHN WALTER
. For rat . eix room houss. ma