The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-26

- ""~ "s'''u Defther, which with
osrroms' other gamee, fish stories
ESPECIALLY, and refreshments furnished q
delightful evening to all present.
Arrivals this evening we're ATTORNEYS
A'kens and Keith Of Sioux Falls and
Robertson Of Dell Rapids, Rev. j. A.
MoA'mon, joe. Hostetter, Mrs. Geo,
Cook.
Mrs. Womansee Of Aurora county 70.
turned homo from the Madison hosn;,, n,
where che has been receiving treatmen,
Tor several weeks. a we'll m An
arrival At the hospital was Sever John.
OF northern Miner County.
Mics Sadie Sheppard returned IRON,
her school-No. 9, Bartlett school town.
ship-in the northwest part o, the
county. It beng deemed best by the
board to close the school owing 20 n case
OF scarlet fever which prevailed 10 tn,
Winslow family.
Rev. r. l.. VauderLas OF Huron
preached two very strong sermons
yesterday. at tho Presbyterian church
tho n IN the evening to a packed
house. being the first Of a series OF evan.
Rel'st'c services every night this week
except Saturday. Every body is made
cordially welcome at these meetings.
Judge J. W. Jones and S,enoerspter
Highly arrived or the 4 .. M. train and
proceeded at once to the court house
and opened the February term Of oircui,
court for Like county. The calendar
WAS called and cases noted for trial. The
Jurymen were summoned to appear TO.
morrow morning. Term OF court may
b expected to ba very short as there
are some eight hight criminal cases and
less than q dozen civil cases to be tried.
Thos. Mckee. who lived between here
and Winfred and who a week AGO TO-DAY
va a hale and hearty man, died 1T s D.
m. yesterday, OF pneumonia. Mr.. Mo.
kee Wa u OF the oldest settlers OF that
part OF the county, a man about fifty
years OF age and leaves a widow, a mar.
ried daughter and adopted son. TO mourn
his loss. He belonged to the NJ. W.. A. o.
Winfred. and the funeral will take place
at the NJ. T.. church in this city ut l:3C
p. m. Wednesday, leaving the famil,
residence at 10 a. IN.
Sioux City Journal. -: Frank
Malloy. who owns n big ranch neal
Madison. ). d.. and q farm northwest OF
the city. was at the stock yards yes.er.
day buying cattle. Mr.. Ma!loy say
that cattle in South Dakota have beer
dong we'll this winter and tha: in Aug
ust and September the Sioux City
market will receive Ohe Wy shipments
from the state across the Sioux. II.
says that the market for heavy drat'
horses is brisk. and that breeders oi Thu
clssa OF horses are finding ready sales u
good prices.
Supt. Blederstaedt noticing the ar,icl,
in The DAILY LEADER a few d"ys agt
relating 20 counties being deprived o
Institutes this year because the las. leg
isIa,ure did not provide Tor counties
~levying the general school fund two mil
tax, out OF which most OF the institut,
fund comes. has found 1t to be the case
AZ Mr.. Biederstaedt has made engage
ments for institute conductors before b,
discovered the shortage. 1t put him il
something OF a quandary With the proc
pect OF backing down: tut fortunatel,
there is quite a large balance in his IN
etitute fund and with q little more tha'
muss come In from other sources he vii
have something over GOO IN sight. 1
he can get q dollar apiece contributed
by the teachers who attend the institute
he secs his way clear TO still have q sue
ceesful institute. Many counties will b
unable 20 do this unlees the county com
missioners should make n special appro
prist,ou for it out OF other funds.