The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-25

tisement the premium to be given free 10
The supper in the interest Of the Gem.
etery improvement will be given from 4
to 8 p. m, Saturday next 10 the vacant
building adjoining Kelley's store. Sup
per - cente, children II cents.
Dakotans registered at the Lake Park:
Geo. NJ. Rowley, Mitchell, L. S. Pearson,
Aberdeen, at the Madison House, Levi
d. Wait, Howard, L. NJ. Ballard, Sioux
Falls, John Spear, Lake Preston.
A. Borchardt Of Concord township got
tangled up with a rope and an uuruly
calf yesterday to such an extent that it
resulted in the breaking OF the bones Of
both legs Of Mr.. Borchard. below the
knee.
The nuptials of W. K. Goodroad sEd
Anna Buntrock, Of Franklin, was per.
formed yesterday afternoon at the home
Of the brides parents, by Rev. j. C. Hub.
bell. A large and merry gathering OF
friends Vas also present.
Many people in the CITY wee awaken
ed with some dread by a fierce wind
nea, to 1 o'clock this mornisg, while
others slept through unconscious OF the
blow. 1t appears to have been local in
extent. Bill boards were blown over,
occasional doors burst in and some win
dow lights broken Id town.
j.. A. McGovern q shoil. s.aie ago had
$50 fest Of picket rope stolen snd Tues.
day a good buggy seat cushion, both ar
ticles taken in broad daylight. Yestef.
day be ferreted out one Of the parties
and gave him notice by proxy to return
the cushen or suffer the consequences.
The cushen walked back itself (?) last
night. Now James would like to get
hold Of one end Of the picket rope; he
says he don't care who or what is on the
other end.
P.J. behring's Of Badus, father Of John
and Joseph Derungs, died last evening
at the advanced age Of So years. he
was ailing but a few days on his hnal
Deceased was q native OF
Switzerland and came to this country
seven years ago 80 live with his two sons
who are all the members Of his family
be leaves behind. The funeral will Jake
plana from Badus church at II a. m. to;
morrow. Rev. Father Mooney officiating
Geo. Cook, the jewe.er who recently
Visited Chicago, made a long list OF pur'
chases in his line which will DO eagerly
~. mt nv his customers. In the line Of
~". .ee, he is prepared to offer genuine
: - I'D case, at $3.50 up. In thes'
.o."."" excellent values and bargains
.'v .is ,ovelties is the largest eve
Ia's ".' ~ edison, and comprise cyra
0.0 20 clasps and buckles brace
'os'oe' sse4 asuty pins, fancy ha
ets' ofesetp'nsi'N of little nick.nsok
bins, and hundteAs Of tho ladies an
lear to the heattss in the ornamer
which are indispenstbA mes. Cali an
alton OF handsome costh. ,ere ,s sure1
,xamine these noveltissN O wan
Among them tdA amor
A petition has been ciroulatA .igne
tS business men and genersllyFA N
q understand, asking for q redtoM
ates on 'phonesi n business housesfsA
une /, with the alternative OF dropp.8s
40 servicS II not granted. The pressnsET
mt is g pcr month; the rate asked is
/ Der month. Mr.. Gray. proprietor OF
10 system, is nos here and has not been
r some time, having been under con-
act with a harvester company for one
mr. At the time he engaged in the tele-
,one business here. His year does not
,pire until August 1. Il b not known
course inst what attitude he will take
the request, but it 10 hoped hs will