The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-15

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night and Saturday with probably show
ers. Cooler Saturday and rest portion
tonight.
County Treasurer Berther RENTED
yesterday Lake county's contribution OF
$500 TO State Treasurer Schsmber, for
the bringing home OF the South Dakota
volunteers.
Mrs. Isaso DsMersman. now Of Jack.
son, MINI, and Q sister from Wyoming,
spent the night in the city the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Koehler. They re.
turned east at IL q. m.
Arrivals on the train from the east,
Mrs. S. J. O'Gsr, Mrs. A. w. Clark, Mre.
A. +. Clough and daughter, Mrs. ]. p.
Farley, p. !. Ryan, Louis Ma'oney, n.
D. McGillivrsy, +. L. Messe.
j. L. Jones was about ten miles south
ir the county yesterday end got o Of
the severest dreuchings OF rain be ever
experienced. John thought himself
nearly frozen before he got home.
The ~ll-year-old con OF Chss. Hanne-
mann Of Leroy clipped from = shed to.
day. d~islocatiug bis right arm and break.
log one OF the bones. He was brought
to town and had his injuries dressed.
Secretary Haire OF the board OF re-
gents who spent . day at the Normal,
s,d Grand Master Fred Is. Smith OF the
state A. U. U. W., we're ~passengers on
tho train from here & Sioux Falls al
noon.
State Register. g.: 1.-THE consolidated
levy in Brown county. including STATE
tar, Is only 8 mills. No doubt this viii
b the lowest lsvy IN this state" But il
10 not. Lake county goes that one bet
tor, making . levy Of only 5 mills. G
Rev. n. NJ. MINES people collected II
force last evening in front Of the Luth
ersn church, each one carrying . boart
or sosntline. saw or hammer, and IN
very few minutes q regulation sidewall
was laid clear across the church lots.
Mr.. R,isohdorf, a farmer near Colman
was in the city yesterday and report
threshiug 100 acres Of wheat that wen
2lls bushels to the acre. Mr.. Rsisch
dorf had other wheat which did no
yield 90 we'll, but he ives feeling psrticu
lsrly good over his Drop, nevertheless.
e. A. Kippe received q telegram from
Fs;rmont, MIMI, early this MOI ainl
that h,s mother was seriously Ill ant
wa about to board the IL q. N. train Z
90 to her bedside when he received
another message stating that che wa
better. He wa thus spared the journey
Departures this morning for the Siou'
Falls carnival were, Mrs. J. j. Fttzger
aid. Mrr. r. b. Fitzgerald, Mrs. jaime
!. Slsok. Will Torbett and wife. w. II
Dempster and wife, Andrew Tufte, Gee
T. Bertrand OF Madison, snd Mrs. JONI
Chspiu, Mrs. Cauley and Mrs. Rice Q
WIufred.
Commissioner Ohaa. Bingham attend
al a reunion OF his old regiment til
Seventh Minnesota-at the state fair II
Minneapolis last week, and met 81 OF hi
3 old comrades. Twenty-Five were OF nj
Town company, and the reunion OF tn
( old boys was a very pleasant affair to a
OF them.
< Mitchell dispatch, IL: j. +. Turne
& Son have about completed a larg
warehouse for their butter e1d egg bus
ness, which they are now carrying on !
a wholesale manner. The warehouse
10 by $50, two stories in height, and
eouipped with q cold storage plant cap'
bic OF holding q carload OF products.
Alodge Of the Modern brotherhood
Amerioa We, organized here last nlgt
nv state Manager Stegner with thirt!
five members and the following excel
a,t staff Of officers: DR.. A. f. Clougl
. president; Mrs. Adella MoGillivray, VIZ
nresident; A. J. Webster, secretary; MT
II. J. Wright, treasurer; Rev. Hugh ko'
!; ,nson. chaplain; Emma Webster, co'
/ ductor; II. G. Grayum, watchman; H.
Stott, sentry. Delegate to grand lods
Ia .John M, Walker; alternate, Bessie IRE
ton. Next meeting OF lodge IN Odd re
q lows hall next Thursday evening.
Pierre dispatch, IA: Inc sup!en
court holds the old license law to oe
full force and effect, and the d'spensal
bmendmeut powerless without lee's'
tiou. This pose came up on sppes. ITO
>. the Black Hills whore Judge MOO