The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-06

ANOLS Tue HSW lOCui tiilc Vi tIdih5 ou
the Milwaukee road which we give at
the headof this column.
Jay s. DeWolf was placed under arrest
yesterday for failing to meet the terms
OF a farm lease and contract a year ago.
A number Of a. q. y. w. delegates
were aboard the past bound train, OF
their way to the meeting of the grand
lodge in the Black Hills.
An excellent meal was spread by the
Presbyterian ladies at the opera house
last evening and it was heartily partaken
of by a large and apparently hungry
multitude.
Henry Schriner paid his first visit in
two months to the DAILY LEADER Office
to-day. Notwithstanding his peaked
look and faltering step, he promises to
survive his long siege of sickness.
The number of new awnings extended
to the sun on Egan avenue this morning
was a beautiful sight and reminded one
of the spread of canvass in Chautauqua
village. Lit betokens the thrift OF our
merchants.
The Volga Tribune makes a bugle call
to the people of that enterprising burg
to be up and doing and get the Hankin-
son, Watertown and Madison line into
their leading strings. That is good adj
vice, Tom.
Dell Rapids Times, 5: DR.. w. b. Par
ker went to Madison Wednesday of last
week and returned Monday of this week.
His business at Madison was to arrange
for the old soldiers annual encampment.
He says the most satisfactory arrange
ments have been made and the meeting
will be on the Chautauqua grounds.
Train men do not think that the new
time table, which goes into effect tomor-
row, will long continue, as connections at
Bristol, WoonsockeG, and other points
are very inconyenisnt, in several instances
a lay-over of nearly "a hours being
caused by present arrangements. This
is especially the case with mails from
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
A quaint "reminiscences of pioneer days
was unearthed by County Auditor Run.
kle in asserting the old county filings. 1t
was the fist road petition presented to
the commissioners of Lake county, away
back in IA, ceiling for the laying out of
Q road from a certain section in the
county to "Wright's store" Where
"Wright's store" was located was not
even described.
Ward 81 Rney who run the "pIg" on
the corner OF Egan avenue and Center
street walked up to the police office yes
terday and deposited a $50 fine in the
city treasury. Last evening the sheriff
descended upon their u~nsuspecting
heads and captured their supplies oil
whiskey, beer, ETC., and placed an ~injunc-
tion on the buildlng-one that will stick.
They naturally feel very sore at more
parties than the sheriff and a sblooyd
NOON is waxing on the city horizon.
Supt. Wright has been holding county
teachers examination for two days with
the following applicants in attendance:
Grace Barton, John ). Theophilus,
Mamie Yoder, Tim Lynch, Iona John
son, Owen Jones, Nellie Ryan, Blanch
VanDoren, Emma Gilmore, Ida Downs,
Eidora VanDoren, Maria Maloney, Vie
Murphy, Frances Munro, Pruie Farnham,
Eliza johnson, Tilda Quenrude, Maggie
Lyons, Edith Tyler, Lena Besninger,
Anna Rel, Grace Nichols, Ida Hanson,
Mary Hanson, Mrs. A. A. Chamberlain.
Parker dispatch, 4: A communication
from Madison, s. d., relative to the pro-
posed extension of the Canadian Pacific
railway, says it is the intention of this
company to build a north and south line
this season, starting at Hankinson. rum
ming southwark through Watertown,
thence to Madison and crossing the Big
Muddy at Yankton. Parker 10 almost
on a direct line between the two last
named places. A large meeting of citi-
zens was held, and it was determined to
send o delegation OF business men and
capitalists to Madison the 10th OF this
month to confer with representatives of
the company at a meeting to be held at
that time and place.
After reproducing the obituary notice
OF Mrs. Efie M. White from The DAILY