The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-02-10

Fred Bergstreser has disposed OF his
fAru. in Chester township and purchased
the DE Mersman livery baro and business
of Wentworth.
A telephone message from Wentworth
this morning the death OF
Mrs. &. II. Fry Of Rutland township. No
further particulars given.
Ed. S,e,z.! came up from Colman last
evening aud spent the night in the city.
returning this morning. He reports his
mother improving in health.
Will Stewart and wife OF Ramona,
County Commissioner Schuster, OF
/ BAdus, delegates a. l.. Rankin. Carl
Nunncmaker and others from Water
town arrived on the train from the
north.
The three years old son OF MIR. and
Mira Anton Mantle, OF Badus, died this
morning OF lung fever. The It Is
expected, will take place tomorrow
fran the Badus church.
u. u. Davis au aged citizen OK Win.
fred died last night OK paralysis from
which he has been suffering more or less
for two years. Owing to reaching
frieuds abroad, tho time Of the funeral is
not yet definitely set.
A change in the o~lerkship OF +. G
Smiths drug store will take place March
Is, John HauRen retiring to begin oasl
ness for himself at Oldham aud Geo. )
johnson, formerly OF this place, now OF
kimbsll, taking Mr.. Hsugen's place &c
with Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. Green, an old gentleman who hst
Ionu b,eu an inmate Of the county
house. died last night at the home OF BIZ
daughter. Mrs. David Hilton in tn
northwes part OF the county. Comm's
sioner Schuester was in the city to-oa.
making arrangements for the 'ntsrmeo'
Jas. Maeistad and John Olson both
NJ BrookinQs county. we're arfa'gned tnl
morning before Justice Jones' charge.
With petit larceny in the stealing OF 8
hu.hels Of barley from Thos. Hanson 0
Summit. Lake county. A grain reoe'p
Of the sale OF the barley by .Mag'stad sn'
other testimony was adduoed and MAJ
istsd found guilty and sentenced 20 .
. days in the county Jill where he nov
lsnsuishes. He has given notice OF a
appeal. Olson Was discharged.
From the delegates returning tn
, morning from the state convention .
, Modern Woodmeu held ct WATERFOWL
Tuesday and Wednesday We learn Ina
: tho delegates had . very pleasant mee'
inc though somewhat unoomfortso'
. veather to get about. Trains were q
Ilayed in getting there, and the s'"'
oonsul. DR.. Hyde OF Brook'nss did &c
~.r,iv. until late the second day. bu
IN. convention was called I" order o
tim. bv state Clerk Banohfelt o. we
~.;o.,oo Syringe Who was elected sta'
~oonsul pro tenn and appointed Oh con
mittess and pushed business oo' Q.
possible l0A delegates, lag were pfesen
The chief business Of the convention W
To elect nine delegates to Represent y
state IN the biennial national! oon'
. ton =, Kansas CITY in June. The toll''
, inn delegates were elected ~ large y
Ramsey, OF Woonsocket' districts
. order, Gallaesr OF Hurley b"0ou's "..
.. washington Springs, Robinson Oh Ego g
Miller Of Oldham. Cory OF Bryant %
3 tertovu of W,lmot, Chss. Turner 0. =
It ola. G. p. Pinsonault Of Lead Cl'y. oss
~oa,o.rs elected Tor the ensuing " y-s
~ ~.re G. 3. Smith Of Custer, state cou m.
Dr.. Beotly Of Gary, adviser; A. - -
!. Of Tyudall. clerk. Huron We ono
the plsss tor the next. meeting