The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-01

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two old ne,ghbors. WIN. Hslgerson OF
Hart Prsire, Wis.,, and his brother, Hen.
~ Halgerson, Of Parker, S. d.
John Walker stepped on q nail yester.
day which went through the aole OF his
shoe and nearly through his foot and he
il laid up in consequence.
The hearing in the Maloney saloon
osee will come up before Justice Hol.
bridge at I this evening. Legal counsel
for the defense will arrive on the evening
train from Sioux Fslls.
Arrivals this evening we're D. f. Stod.
dard and wife, the Misses Norton and
Seymour, Normal teachers, Guy Mitch.
oil, Mrs. VIM. Grant, and Moritz Levin.
ger and his attorney, A. F. Orr, OF Sioux
Falls.
A letter to this Office from Rev. ". j.
Cleveland indicates that the family is
now together at Pine Ridge where Mr..
Cleveland is engaged in missionary
work among the Indians. Miss Martha
Cleveland has accepted the position Of
mstron for boys at st. Elizsbeth's Indi.
an school, Standing Rock Agency.
\ squad Of First South Dakota sol.
diers arrived on the evening train on
their way to their respective homes 40
follows: Chris Meyer, company f, who
lives ten miles north OF here; Corp. ny.
an, company +, Howard. and Sergeant
Sloan, company G.. Clark. All have
been sick or wounded, but doing well
now and glad TO get home.
Being unable to get their carload Of
steel ranges the 9Th inst, as intended,
Mcdonald Bros. have postponed the
cooking exhibition one week, to the 18th
inst. They will then give the lady
making the best coffee and biscuit on a
Jewel steel range, a washing machine,
free, 10 addition to the bicyc Gle prize OF.
fered the young ladies.
The tearing up OF the old sidewalks
preliminary to putting IN cement, Is a.
wsys @ matter Of keen interest to the
boys and many OF the 'standbys'eof the
street. Their vigilance is also fire.
~quently rewarded BY the picking up OF
nickels and dimes, but the richest lind
fell 70 the lot OF . country lad named
Westsby OF Herman township who t.
day picked up as5 gold piece just as the
mon kicked over the last stringer undeE
the old sidewalk in front OF Ihos.
Csrey's store.
The Eastern Star ladies celebrated
the anniversary OF the birthday OF the
founder Of their order, Robert Morris
last evening by inviting IN the Rebekahs
and entertaining them IN q most delight
full way. About IS were present q oil
and refreshments YER served unspa'r'
;nsly after the following literary and
musical program had been rendered.
Address OF welcome by Gen. Bead'e
solo. Lizzie Hewlett; solo, Warren
Tollee: recitation, Annie Sheridan; dec
,amstion Lou Gregory; cornet solo, Prot
Ireland.
The prairie chicken hunters secured
the country in every direction this moi d
inc. long before sunrise, many OF whom
returned before noon with ind'1eren'
success. T. E. Buckholtz says he trav'
eled about afty miles and never saw !
~oovsy and never smptied . gun. franS
Holmes had the same luck. Ed Holmes
Ar.d three times and hit nothing
Though he and Henry HOLE saw tw'
~ooy.ys, HOLE shot four birds. Jo'
Wright says hs could have had swens!
u his horse had not run away AMI d
hid 20 run after him. Ves OGa
brought down 49," but ~ this 70 az
regulation number nobody expected o.
vould do less. o. the whole, chicken
~.rnaar 10 BE- . shy crop this year.