The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-18

Daniels. Roy Kennedy, Supt. Grayum
aud two children.
Miss Josie Dow Of Sioux Falls who
has been visiting MISS Kittie Casey Tor
two weeks returned home.
Evergreen lodge will hold a special
session this evening. Work 10 NM de.
gree. Refreshments served.
The machinery OF the broom factory is
being moved from this city to Lake
Preston by its recent purchasers.
Local market. wheat So cents, flax
sl.U. Minneapolis May wheat opened
Mt 65ai. closing at GGl.. July g..
Geo. Wall is preparing to move his
family to Jackson, Mimi, but will make
headquarters here for q time himself.
Will Brown closed his engagement
with 0inder Bros. Today and returned
TO Bryant where he will establish a meat
market OF his own.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church,
Division No. >, are requ. sted to meet at
the home OF Mrs. ID. NJ. jerks, Monday,
March 20, at 3 p. IN.
Conductor Callinan who is afflicted
with heart trouble is in a somewhat seri.
Gus condition and his son Frank OF MIN.
Eeapolis has beer sent for.
lankton Press, 10. W. II. II. Beadle
r, and Duncan r. Macksy, OF Madison,
reached Yankton last night to remain un.
Ill tomorrow. They are at the Pierce.
Sheriff McGillivray went to Eaan on
the noon train with Chris. =. johnson
an insane u.an from north Of Wentworth,
They were met at Egan by an attendan,
from the lankton asylum.
Flandrau Herald. L.: Pat Ryan. OF
Madison, WAS q Flsndrau visitor Tues.
day. While here he disposed OF his farm
in Groyena township, to o. Smith. We
are pleased TO mention that Mr.. Smith
is now located permanently.
Sioux Falls Press. l.: II. p. Smith
OF Madison is in town talking over Siou,
Falls granite with local quarry men
Mr.. Smith is ia favor Of having the new
dormitory at the State Normal con
struoted Of granite. The new building
10 to b q good one. Appropriation to-
its construction was made by the recen'
Legislature.
Iroquo,s Chief: Mondays ~oablegrau
from General Otis ut Manila mention
among tho recent deaths the name o
Joseph Marx, Company c, First Mon
tana. Joseph Marx 10 . son OF n. Marx
who lives north OF Iroquoie. lie was II
Montana ct the time volunteers wer
called for and joined the Montana req
meut. lie died Of v~sriola.
Friends OF Father Donovan OF Badu
in this city were quite alarmed thi
morning to hear that the reverend gentle
man had experienced an spoplect'
stroke about 1890 last night. He b.
risen from his study table to 60 to h'
library when the heart failure ovei
osme him and no dropped to the Aoo'
It was two hours before returning cor
soiousness asserted itself but We lear
from Father Flynn who visited him to-
forenoon that be 10 recovering nicely.
Clear Lake Courier. Is: When Nj
and Mrs. II. l.. Louoks aud daughte
were part way homo from town Lar
Saturday evening the buggy pole cam
down aud the team became frightene
and ran away. Before doing 90, the
broke tho harness and upset the bues
throwing its occupants out on the prstr''
Mr.. Louoks was on the undsrside in th
carriage top. and ~ badly bruised bv
!: had no bones broken. While NJ
Iouoks was quite badly bruised, Mr.
Louoks and daughter escaped unhor
~ they did 10 . similar runaway som
years ago.
Health Officer Wooley is iuteress'n
himself just now in a Smith family !
tho southeast part Of the CITY WHOM
In very INDECENT circumstance -
old gentleman was onoe an 'o"a.e :
the poor house but would not stay ther'
: Chairman Bingham OF the oomn'lss,o'
ere has tried to get him to 60 back o.
he WON'T. He prefers to live here VII
4 HE wife add con. in dirt aud sqns'o
The neiahbors In that part OF tho CT
have long contributed to their suppl
bat : getting tired Of It and the lam
4 10 I very bed condition from . sso'ts'
lstapdposat. They cannot b 'easoo'