The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-04-17

tho county has contracted for lumber to
build a new barn on his farm.
Sever Borgasrd OF the southwest part
Of the city is making On addition to his
house IA BY "a feet, l2.foot posts.
The bard concert Saturday night was
again . success in point Of quality and
attendance. About s40 was realized.
La Flora de Conway, a choice cigar,
5 cents, at Jerry Craney's.
Ths street sprinkler painted up in red,
white and blue, started on it's work this
morning under the management Of Pat
Fleming.
Nj. Tobin, Mrs. John Walden aud
Mrs. I. Lannon went to Sioux Falls to
return with the fnefsx party accom-
pany Ing the remains u the late Julia
Tobin.
w. X. Smythe departed for Dell
Rapids to do some more surveying for
the new railroad. w. II. Wagner went
TO Colman and Rev. Hugh Robinson re-
turned home.
!. ". Dawson in his travels in Mime !
sofa last week met Albert j. VanPstteu,
a former Madison boy, who Is now trav-
cling Tor the Minnesota Line Co.. and
reports him looking we'll and doing we'll.
The temperance rally at the opera
house last evening drew a full house and
interesting addresses were made by Rev.
c. NJ. Cline. Rev. Hugh Robinson. Rev.
Reynolds OF Bryant, and VIM. McGratn.
Esq. The young peoples societies OF
the churches furnished the music and
Miss Susie Farnham sang "a solo. The
addresses are all we'll spoken Of.
DIR. 4. +. Coughs sorrel PAGER broke
It's moor,ngs near j. 4. Johnson's corner
this morning and came up ERan avenue
ut a lively gait. 1t turned west on Cen
ter street for home and after passing the
postollice its blanket which had partially
blown OIL wrapped around it's legs and
tripped it. The animal fell and was
caught, but broke the tills OF the buggy
in the fall.
Syerre Odee drove out with a livery
team yesterday to Thos. Hoidals OF
Nunda and when he hitched up to re-
turn the horses acted very unruly and
made a circuit OF the yard several times'
] finally upsetting the buggy and throw
inc Mr.. Odse out. He was not much
injured but is feeling sore and still to.
/ day. The seat and top were wrenched
! from tho buggy and the pole broken.
] A real es,ste man reports the pur'
onase by Chss. Thurow. ~ex'oounty regis
! ter OF deeds, OF q quarter section OF lane
! from II. =. Smith, in Concord township
at 80 per acre, uuimproved at that
incidentally to the above the same gen
] t,eman remarked that he sold MIR. Thur
nv a quarter section-the old Northrul
/ place-two years ago Tor sl.7W ond MI
. Thurow has s,ncs been offered $aoOto
il. Lake county coil keeps going up AM
, up.
". G. Santee, the old gentleman iron
Artesian Who had his arm amputated
: little over q week " Tor b~lood.po'son
= ING caught from his wifs's fatal illness
few days before, died at the hosp'ta' q
Ga. M. Yesterday. He was GA years 9
ape ADD much respected in his commur
;ty. Tho death OF both wife and hut
hand from the same cause in 90 mort
i, time 10 perculiarly distressing to tn
family OF children. The remain wei
taken back to Artesisn by team yeste'
day. r. roh;
arrived from Chicago on tho 4 ?. .
Do train. accompanied BY her perents "a
.;.,ar Katie. friends from Wentwor'
no and the party who lett here In the NOR
tho IN meet them. The pallbearers We
=. Victim Berther, John F. DAILY. Ed. M
Donald. John Craney, Frank he9a
Tho. NoGee. In the procession wh''
followed the remains to the family Fe'
d.nos were many sy~mpathizing fr'en'
~ .nd oi.izens, teachers Of the CITY sohoo
pupils OF the late teachers depsrtn'e
he and members Of the Catholic Temps
70. anoe society. The funeral will be ne ne
tie from st., Thomas church at 10 q Ill.,
IN. morrow.)
One II tho latest letters written
in Frank A. Schroeder Of the First GOV
ora Dakota volunteer before he was XIII
at Msrilao, March ~, WAS received a.
! u, last week BY Ohas. Robeok, and 'a'