The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-14

WILL O occupy encm aS uWOhlnS
apartments.
Miss Annie Pfister, who is still con-
fined to bed with acute rheumatism, is
improving q little.
A. g. Listman, tailor, and wife, re-
turned to Sioux Falls to-day to make it
their future home.
Phil. Thomas 10 building q comfortable
residence near his. own for his son-in-
law, Geo. Birran Of Wentworth.
F. Fits went to Pipestone this
morning. presumably to inspect the
water works system Of that place.
Mess-s Hurley and Tyler walked up
to Justice Holdridge's office this morn
ing and paid their $50 each and costs.
Anna Elshang, q young lady OF Miner
county, was brought here to day, tohave
a dislocated elbow set by DR.. Nannestadt.
Argus-Leader, IS: w. F. Belrood, who
is sick with typhoid fever in the Y. M.
G. A. block, Ii still in a serious condition.
Mcdonald Bros. have some very beau
tlfu crystals from Wind Cave, South Da-
kota, for sale, on exhibition in their store
window.
Thee L. 8. G. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. w. r.. Smith Monday evening,
October l6. All members are requested
TO be present.
Another warrant has been placed in
the hards OF the officer this afternoon
for the arrest Of J. G. Mitchell for keep
ing a ~disorderly house.
VIM. Baxter OF Eau Claire, Wis, is
visiting his brother, George, OF this city,
who will return with him Monday to
Wisconsin for the winter.
The funeral OF Mr.. and Mrs. /. ID.
Smiths little daughter will be held at
Grace church tomorrow afternoon at
$50, all of the taking place
at the church.
Rev. A. G. Blackman returned this
morning from the annual Baptist confer
ence which was held at Aberdeen last
week. He has been assisting in revival
services at Woonsocket this week.
A large Fire King stove has been
placed in the basement of Grace church
with a 30-inch register in the floor d.
rectiy above the stove. This will insure
comfort in the church during the cold
months.
The Norwegian Lutheran people will
have services in their usual meeting
place, the Christian church, opposite
the NJ. e. church, at 1880 a. m, to-mor.
row. Sermon by the new pastor, Rev.
N. M. Mime.
Jas. Hannum ID engaged to build a
basement story for a barn 80 K 40, for
Joe Dixon in Pennington township, and
also the foundation for a new house just
north Of A. 2. Harling's for Mr.. Hughes,
the car repairer.
The funeral OF brakeman Geo. Hall
took place this morning. Rev. j. Y.
Ewart conducting the services, and the
remains were shipped to Charles City,
Iowa, the afflicted wife and Brakeman
". Torbett accompanying them.
Chas. Miller, the drunk, which Mar
shall Davis run in yesterday was brought
before Justice Holdridge to-day and
fined $5 and costs. He had no money
and was given four days in Jail or leave
the town. He chose the latter and the
marshal found a farmer who gave him
employment and a ride out; but the lad
must have dumped his job" as he wal
drunk in town this afternoon again. He
is now serving his time in the cooler.
Aberdeen News: Rev. j. M Mcbride,
who has for some time past contem-
plated removing to a new field of labor,
has had several fattering offers from
vacant parishes in Wisconsin and Miss
ouri., He has not yet fully made up his
mind, as his work in South Dakota is
one that has resulted in great growth
and has interested him greatly. At
present he is engaged IN the erection Of
q church at Brookings, where he organ
lied a mission only last April. In any
event the estimable family Of the rev.
ernd gentleman will remain in Aberdeen
until next spring. Mr.. Mcbride Ia un.
der engagement for one year from Sep
tember LIST last, but Bishop Hare will
without doubt release him should he re-
quest it.
Wanted, q lady cook at the Ideal
restaurant.
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