The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-11-18

Joe Welsh, q strange drunk, YVES
brought before Justice Holdridge ard
afterward laid away in the county Jail
tor three days.
Howard Press, Il: T.. Rafferty, ard
Civil Engineer w. II. Smythe came up
from Madison Tuesday to look after the
laying OF the mains for water works.
A. g. Schmidt has customers Tor a few
more Lake county farms and would be
pleased to have those desiring to sell to
list their property with him at once.
Contractor Syms OF the Normal school
heating plant is in the city, at work per-
fecting the plant which he expects to
have in first class condition in a day or
two.
Duncan G,llis OF the northeast part OF
the county Was 10 the city to-day nurs.
ing "a very painful hand the result OF
having his right thumb crushed off
while engaged threshing a few days ago.
A kerosene oil famine exists in Madi.
son, the dealers being unable to secure
a supply from the Standard Oil Co.,
notwithstanding they have sent IN
urgent orders every day during the past
week.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler. is Offering
m special bargains 10 watches this
month aud some excellent purchases
may Do obtained by calling upon him
Do nc, fail to avail yourself OF the OPP
%portunity.
r. Kramer returned from Salem last
night by private conveyance whittier he
had been attending court in the interest
OF Kaufman Bros. in the case OF Hurley
vs. Kaufman. The case was decided IN
favor OF the defendant.
Jae. Cramton and Jas. keegsn OF
Clarno we're IN the city to-day and when
asked for news from their section said
they expected to build a town OF their
own al "Boomville" when the Burlington
| company extended their line to Canova.
Peter Naeve who recently purchased
the DIR. Merager farm, has occupied his
new possession with his family. MIR.
Nseve ia an old-time friend Of n. Samp-
son OF Franklin township and they we're
y in the city to-day making the acqua'nt'
n auce OF our business men.
Prof. G.. Antin, the noted clairvoyant
\ and pslmist, is in the city and may be
consulted on all past, present and H.
\ ture events. He gives advice on love,
= courtship, marriage and divorce. His
counsel is invaluable in lawsuits. bue''
y ness matters and Investments. Madison
house, room 10.
Henry Stott OF the Independent has
4 heen confined to his home since Wednes'
4 day. suffering from an liberation OF the
-eyes. and with Henry Neill confined te
his home, nursing his eyee, the news
paper force OF the city is somewhat short
handed with these two irst-olass met
m out OF the harness.
m The foot ball game yesterday resulted
N 10 a victory for the BrookinRs team "
m a soore OF - to 0. Clyde Belknsp OF tn
!" home team received 9 kick in The heat
m n, which necessitsted a few stitches BY
surgeon. The Brookings team departed
M for Mitchell where they have an engage
m ment 10 play. The game passed OH yer.
pleasantly. a
!. Cen. OTIS cables the war department
tho important information that Tn
Amerioan army has captured Mrs. Aeu'
!. naldo,s wardrobe. 1t was packed y
twelve barrels, presumably ready 10
: shipmeut to Bayamboug. 1t is to .
hoped the soldier boys will be more r.
~sneotful with Sonora Aguinsldo's ware
robe than we're the Madison. WIS, un
varsity boys with the girls line
Halloween night.
ne The work OF repairing tho boilers {
+ha mower house will be completed T.
nd a.v and It is likely the residence porto
Of tho city will be supplied with electr
;, l;ohta "a. night. Residents have onl
bsen deprived Of the benefits OF electri
Nv three or four nights but they ha'
oy nassed through greater hardships tbs
we're experienced during the hundreds
ell wars that passed before electricity VI
at Utilized for lighting purposes. "Co'
found these dsrned old lamps" has bee
loo ,ha common swear word Of the wome'
nd so,k. while the patient menfolks ha'
.oothed them with kind admon't'ooe
or. ths .ubieo. Of profanity and poured oil,
"a oil on tho troubled waters while u
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