The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-23
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LOCAL BREvITIEh.
J, A. McGoyern who has been confined
TO the house for a week with a sore knee
is able to be out to-day.
Fian dreau Herald, q: Mrs. J. A. Mo-
Cullough, OF Madison, visited over Sun
day with Frank Boyer and wife.
" marriage license is out for Ole s.
Anderson, % and Rozilla p. Hilton, II,
both OF Wayne township, who will be
married at the Advent camp ground to.
morrow.
Brant L AXE people will celebrate on
the Fourth at Boulder Beach. Pabst
Bros. string band, Hon. j. E. Cotton
and a bowery dance will be leading at-
fractions. r @e~* s
The relay bicycle race at the track
last evening was quite exciting and close,
the five miles being covered in 10 min
utes and II seconds. Owing to the alb
sence OF wheel men the Six mile race had
to be reduced to five And the contesting
sides t~e-arranged.
" Agreeable to the solicitation Of citi-
zens who. feel interested in temperance,
Mayor MI Gillivray has called q special
meeting on the city council TO be held
this evening TO receive and examine petit
tions which have been In circulation the
past few days asking for the strict en-
forcement of the liquor law.
Arhe council CON mittee on securing
rain returned from Sioux Falls last even
ing, not having b~argained for an expert
ment, but still satisfied there is some
thing to it, though they prefer to have
the experiments made Mt somebody's
else expense than their own constitu
ents. No results are reported from
Sioux Falls as yet.
Sheriff Fox and Fred Fisher drove 30.
Ramona yesterday, and when Mr.. Fox
alighted he left Fred to tie up the team.
AS he passed the off horse and reached
out to take the rein, the horse kicked
him full in the breast, knocking him
down. The team then ran away, demol-
ishing the buggy and iniuring them
selves badly in q wire fence. DIR. Fisher
iss all right to-day.
A new time table goes into effect on the
Milwaukee road tomorrow there being
no material changes except 10 freight.
trains. The latter 60 east at $50 q. m.
and 8 p. m. Arrive from the east at
4:5O a. m. and 6 p. m. Go west at 8a. m.
and arrive from the west at $40 p. m.
Passenger arrives from the east at 800
p. m. and from the west at Has a. m.
Arrives from north at 11:20 a. m. departs
at 3:15 p. m.
Howard, Democrat, %: Mrs. Flynn
was mp from Madison visiting with.
friends in Howard over Sunday. The
"kidss had lots OF sport on the Howard
ball diamond Saturday. The Madison
boys came up and had it put all over
them in the two games-thatst they played
Capt Ackerman went to Madison
Monday and had an operation performed
on one Of his eyes, ia consequence Of
which he is pretty much tout of sight"
this week.
The watermains and standpipe of the
new system we're filed up yesterday and
several experiments have been made to-
day with hose and MIGRANTS and every
thing found to work in q satisfactory
manner. Mayor McGillivray and nj. T..
Clark had their lots flooded with water,
while w. Il. Dykins took advantage OF
the heavy leakage from the standpipe
and is irrigating his garden in great
shape.
tx Weather permitting, q lawn sociable
will be- given at the residence Of DR..
and Mrs. Nannestad, for the benefit Of
the Nordraak, next Tutsla lay evening.
Strawberries, ice rea and cake will be
served, the Nordraak will sing a few
pieces, instrumental music by Mrs.
Nannestad, and other attractions will re-
pay anyone for attending. The Nord-
raak 10 becoming deseryedly popular.
and as they desire to raise funds to pro
cure q new banner for their appearance
at the Sioux City ~saengerfest, we be-
speak for their sociable q generous pat
ronages
\ The executive committee on Fourth
OF July celebration met last evening and
passed the following preamble and reso-
iution which puts. IN end to the celebra-
sion: Whereas, q number OF the citizens
OF Madison, 10 view or the poor crop
prospects and generally depressed 6nan
: cial OUTLOOK, have made it apparent to