The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-17

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LOCAL BREvITIES.
Deputy Sheriff McGovern is laid up
with a diphtheretic sore throat, taken
Saturday evening.
Mamie Brennan, OF Egan. opens
school in the Flnnie district to-day.
She finds it an object to teach in Lake
county as wages are higher.
Rev. j. w. Jenkins united in wedlock
to-day Joseph Patterson, son Of Hon. r.
Patterson, and Edna Morse, all OF Rut.
land township. Lake county, Sonth Da-
kota.
Sioux Falls Press. Is: Brother Stahl
Of THE MADISON LEADER 10 celebrating
the third birthday OF his sprightly daily
by having the Office handsomely paper
ed and decorated.
Bradley Glooe, IS: 1t 10 understood
that the Republic" newspaper, OF Clark,
the plant Of which was destroyed by
the fire OF February last, viii shortly be
revived under control of Mr.. A. E.
G~oodspeed.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader, Is: The
Argus.Leader takes pleasure in offering
to Brother Stahl it's congratulations On
the third birthday OF THE MADISON
DArLr LEADxR. That paper is a credit
TO our sister city and to the state.
Norman McGilliyray came down from
Ramona yesterday and reports q healthy
community there. They also expect
considerable building this summer, the
Sioux Falls cooperative association hav-
ing sold nearly $50 shares OF stock in
that village.
Clerk Preston this afternoon issued
licenses for the marriage OF Mr.. d. II.
Richardson and Miss Anna L. Clifford,
aged respectively, % and q, OF Dell
Rapids, and Mr.. Joseph Patterson and
Miss Edna Morse, aged respectively, 80
and 10, of Rutland township.
Dell Rapids Tribune. Is: Geo. &.
Houghton, OF Madison ID preparing to
issue q gazetteer OF Minnehaha county.
The gazetteer will give q description OF
the county, its agricultural resources,
manufacturing and commercial estab-
lishments, colleges, schools, churches,
etc.
On the train from the north to-day
were several students returning from
Brookings. They say that about 100
students left the institution for home
this morning determined not to submit
to existing conditions. The boys wore
badges one OF which read. I'm truth we
trusted, but the college busted"
w. G. Beerman has o-day moved his
.tonsorial effects into the basement Of
Syndicate block, under the Citizens Ma
tional bank, where he will conduct his
barbering business in the future. This
is one OF the most convenient locations
in town and Mr.. Beerman is fitting his
up in elegant style for the conven-
fence and comfort OF his patrons.
M. J. McGillivray returned at noon
from Winfred whittier he had been
called last evening to assist Miles Nc
Cleod Id arranging his business affairs.
Mr.. MCLEOD and Mr.. McGillivray we're
schoolmates together and the intimacy
and trust then formed still continues.
Mr.. MCLEOD has been long ailing and is
now very low, two doctors having been
called to q consultation over his con
dition Saturday.
Bryant Post, Il; Henry Guth. OF
Madison, brother to d. H., will erect
and operate . Touring mill in Bryant
having q capaciay Of 40 barrels per day
il the town will give him . bonus Of 81
500 cash, or $500 cash and water which
he accepts - furnishing . sufficient sup
ply to operate such mill. At q meeting
last evening OF those interested the fol-
lowing were appointed q committee TO
investigate and consider the matter and
report Of future meeting: E. r. Jones',
o. III. Forde. Thos. Ward.
Argus-Lsader: There win be tried at
the coming term Of circuit court here, a
CASE which il . veritable Jarndycs W.
Jarndyce. In 1885, r. 3. Lindsay closed
up . deal with Fred w. Pettigrew in
Moody county, and according TO Lind
Say, Pettigrew, who was agent for q fire
insurance company, kept e5 with which
to pay up the premium on q policy on
Lindsay's house. sPettigrew failed to