The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-04-13

Don't miss the band parade at 5 p. M,
tomorrow, nor the concert at 8.
Something new in the cigar line--the
La Flora de Conway, at Jerry Craney's.
Mrs. Pilney. Mrs. Lannon and Miss
Sheehan OF Ramona, went east to Elan
drau.
Thos. Bishop OF volga representing
the American Type Foundry was iu the
city to-day.
A.. W. Holdridge, Chas Rice and Henry
Kaufman departed esstftt>Brockinss on
the noon train. ~
John Scott Of the northeast part OF the
county is drawing lumber for az addi.
ton to his farm residence.
DO you want the best scent cigar in
the market? Then ask Tor the LA Flora
de Conway at Jerry Craney'e.
Geo. Cook departed TOR Chicago on =
business trip Of about a week, expecting
to return by way OF the Twin Cities for
n day or two.
The condition OF MIR. Santee at the
hospital does not improve. lie has been
unconscious since yesterday morning
aud takes little or no n~ourishment.
Mrs. Peter Marquart who has been
long a,iiug from stomach troubles is
getting quite low and her intimate
friends begin to despair Of her recovery.
". w. James has filed his affidavit OF
%declipstion Of the nomination for alder
msn which he received in the Third
ward aud q petition nominating G. A.
Berystreser IN his stead has been filed.
The petition nominating +. Iierney Tor
alderman in the Third ward has been
filed.
AS Pat Tierney started out to his farm
with horse aud buggy this morning the
animal ran away with him IN crossing
the railroad track and farther on ran ::in-
to a garden fence post twisting up the
buggy and throwing Mr.. Tierney out.
He received a badly bruised arm and
other injuries, and has been laid up tor
repairs to-day.
Owing to the difficulty OF getting pay
for his services as coroner, Dr. ;. NJ
Jenks failed TO qualify for the office to
which be was elected last fall; but now
that the question Of pay has been set
tied BY the courts, the county commits
sioners to.lsy declared the office vacant
and appointed Dr.. Jenks coroner unit
his suooeesor is elected and qualified
He accordingly tled his bond.
A MoNurlin hes moved into his cev
house II che northwest par: OF town. HI
harn also being completed. The iumoe
for n, A. Ststf1s oew house west OF tn
] Episcopal church il being driven Iron
the car to-day. and the lumber 10
Claude Tyrell's 9 residence is expect
/ ed in q day or two. He builds just ives
OF tho northwest city bridge. The Sec
. oud ward is taking tho lead 10 early In
provsmeots THE spring.
!. The newspaper social gwen BY the N
+. ladies' at X. p. hall, last night prove
n = e~uocessful "a we'll a. q highly interest
a ,us event. Newspaper costumes rust
\ ed everywhere, newspaper talk prevail
. ed everywhere and newspaper appetite
deyoured the rsfreshments and sven Tn
= = songs, stories, sad musical efforts OF tn
proeram had an inky flavor. The after
n dance was large, the ladies resl'z'n
@AG.
The county commissioners expect
. olose their session this evening. In
~nort.nt business done 10 the past :
hours VA tho extending time OF soho
land loans at 6.i per cent interest," pa
: .hle at the regular quarterly periods
5.ye.r loans at 8 per cont. 1t. a.
Ciouoh and J. H. Williamson, Esq
were appointed members OF the oosra
~,n.anity. The petition Of w. +. DAME
y ..kins for refund u $95 taxes on lot !
block 8, was rejscted. Polling plao
Of were designated A places to sell mo,
gagged property in Lake county for y
q. %snsuinr year. The American Book =
was allowed through +. q. S"'th *loo'
n. and through X. +. Zimmerman w..
for text books, and d. Q. Heath 4 :
be through F. 9. Smith sSo.9s. fn0 VIZ
Of courts requisition for Al anne 10
M Jury list was spportioned rs lolloV
= Madison. 10; Rutland, 4; Orland, .; on
nit. wentworth, FsrminRton, bsd'
d. Herman. Wayne, Winlred, z eaon;
othar townehipe. l eaCh.