The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-13
LOCAL BREvaTIEs.

LOCAL BREvATIES.
To-day's weather report: Saturday
night and Sunday fair: considerably
cooler Sunday.
Madison attorneys returned from
court at Howard, this morning were,
Col. Murray, O. q. Murray, G. Ell. Porter
and Geo. r. Farmer.
Conductor Buckholz contemplates an
early visit to Chicago with Mrs. Buck
holz. He will remain about ten days
while she will visit there about a month.
The Milwaukee railway company will
sell tickets to the South Dakota Fire
mems tournament at Mitchell, June 6 to
9, for $3.50, for the round trip, very nearly
one fare.
An r-Motor windmill will be
erected over the old we'll with which to
supply the water for j. /. Brorby's tank,
and Monday the street sprinkling will
begin in earnest.
General Manager Earling OF the Mil
waukee road went west in his special at
. o'clock this morning. Supt. Irwin
went east at 1915. Prospective changes
and improvements keep the officials on
the jump just now.
The Milwaukee company is now doing
q very good thing for the business inter.
ests OF Madison in advertising excursion
tickets from points within 200 miles
for one and one fifth fare for the round
trip to this place. These tickets are
good for thirty days and sale Of them
begins May Is and closes September 80,
1893.
Murray q Porter Won their suit against
the Milwaukee and st. Paul in one OF
the eases OF the farmers OF Miner
county, for loss by fire caused by the
company's negligence. A verdict OF
$3.50 for seven toms OF hay consumed,
was brought in. The case was stub.
bornly fought, taking nearly the whole
week. Fifteen or more cases involving
about $4,000 still remain to be tried
Court adjourned to-day until june %.
A few of our business men secured
about 70 views Of Madison, Chautauqus
grounds and Lake county farms to place
On exhibition at the Worlds fair with
our Dakota soil. The state commission
had encouraged them In this work by the
offer to pay part of the expense, but now
informs them that it cannot do 30. II
would be nothing more than fair that
the rest OF the business men Of this place
contribute q share to pay the cost Of
these good advertising mediums, which
can be done by handing their mite to A
w Holdridge.
Chas. B. Kennedy and Wilbur F
Smith returned from their Black Hills
trip last evening and hoping to get som.
encouraging news concerning the Siou !,
City, Madison and Northern road, +,
DAILY LEADER reporter sccosted Mr.
Kennedy in regard to the subject. Blu,
he met with rather q chilling response
Mr.. Kennedy informs us that the oppor
tune time for catching the Sioux City
Madison and Northern has passed an.
cannot be resurrected. There was
time when, il the city had come promptl,
to the rescue, the road could have beef
secured but that time is no more. MI
Kennedy has put q good deal OF har,
work and hard cash into that project
and he Of course feels his disappointe,
hopes keenly.
All who use Ayers Hair vigor pro
nounce 1t the best hair-dressing Ia tb.
market. Certainly, no other lie il
such constant demand.
Good, competent girl wanted to d
general housework. Apply to,
Mrs. N. i. CLARK.
Screen doors and windows made /
order by A Harling, also wood turning
heavy and light.
Finest line Of olives in the city at G. A
Kelleyis.
Cream Frcexers.
Ice cream ~freezers from 81 TO 225 o
Rsnsch y Ooffey'a.
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