The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-12
business Of Importance and

night. Business OF importance n
work.
Rev. Mr.. Landis breaches each evening
at the Baptist church, until Thursday
evening.
A. p. Hull shipped his own wheat from
Wentworth yesterday and was offered
AT cents on board the cars, but refused
it.
Miss Charlotte l.. Mawson, OF the
Normal school, departed to-day for Elgin,
I'LL, where che will spend the time until
after vacation.
Mrs. r. Woods and sister, Miss Lucy
Byrnes, and Thos. Woods, were passen-
gers on the morning train for Cresco,
Iowa.
Remember the Episcopal ladies' en-
~tertalnment at the opera house this eve
ming. Oyster supper and Christmas
gifts in rich store.
The infant son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Bell last Saturday, died this morn
ing. The funeral took place this after
noon at 5 O'Clock.
Mrs. E. w. Ketcham is preparing to
depart for points in southern California
where she will spend the winter hoping
to benefit her health.
Treasurer Muggli has received from
the state the telegraph tax OF this u
ty for the years 1891 and 1892, the former
being $67.47 and the latter S56.43. To-
tai, sl23.90.
Thos. Olson, accused Of horsestealing,
and held in the sum of $500, failed Of
securing the requisite bondsmen, his
own brother refusing to 60 on the bond,
and he is now locked up in Jail.
Gen. Shields Post, g. A. r. held it's
annual election Of officers last evening
with the following result: WIN. Metcalf,
p. O.; John Gilchrist, s. ". c.; HI. G.
Stewart, J.v G.; 8. Wooley. surgeon;
Chas. Bingham, @. M; F. u. Palmer, O.
d.; Ill. b. Schrinsr, Chaplain; John Nor
ton, O. g.
e. f. Sitter expects Don to resign his
position as deputy county auditor and
join his family at Mitchell, y. ID. MIR.
Sitter hopes to obtain employment in
that city, but ia case he does not he will
return to Madison. He Is an expert ac-
countant and a first-class man where
careful bookkeeping 10 required.
Chautauquans in select number met
ut the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.
Hubbell last evening and discussed
political economy and Roman history
with profitable yea. The next meeting,
to avoid Christmas evening, will be held
two weeks from nextWednesdsy evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Carey.
The Deadwood Times Of the 9th inst.
mentions w. F. smith az secretary Of the
Bald Mountain Consolidated Milling
company. The times also states that
Mr. smith will remove his family 70
Dsadwood NEXT spring and become q
permanent resident VI that city. MIR.
smith will proceed TO London, Eng, and
place stock Of the company on the mar
ket.
Aug. Stromaier, who claimed 10 be too
sick yesterday afternoon to be brought
seIore the justice 10 answer the charge
OF wllfuily breaking into Jerry Hurley
/ parahxs1s xu,tla fnlf,s.Snsaa infant yuu t..uf
evening brought Lefore Justice Hol-
drioge and bound over 10 the ext grand
jury IN the sum of 500. In default OF
uonos he vent TO jail.
The second hearing Of Hugo Filsinger
ON the charge OF obtaining money under
iaise pref. nses WAS held before Justice
huidrldge TO day. IL will be remem-
Dered that on the former hearing, de
lenuant was dismissed owing TO u defect
lii drawing up the indictment and on
Ills occasion there was not sufficient
evidence 10 show THAT he had obtained
.ne money unaer false pretense, II The
iussice dismissed the case.
l8 pounds g%ranuiated suger for 81.
W pounds grapes Tor 81.
70 pounus raisins tor 81.
10 pounds California prunes for 81.
ut McGillivray's.
Club skates, Is cents. r. B. Fitzgerald,
In connection with her dressmaking
business, Mis- McGiihvray will teach
ladies tile art of cutting dresses by the
Ladies Tailor cutting system. This is a
combination OF thes square and compass
and any ron car be taught to cut and ID,
their own dresses by this system. Eve
ming lessons will be- given for those who