The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-28
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warmer tonight. Saturday FAIR.
Mrs. Herb Putney and Mrs. O'Brien
were returning passengers this evening,
Mifs Katie Hancock, sister of Mrs,
Ball, left for st. Paul on the evening
train.
DIR. l.. r.. Nannestadt departs for st.
Paul tomorrow to continue his medical
studies.
A genuine snow blockade 10 reported
at Washington, D. G., and heavy snow
as far west as the Mississippi.
Miss Belle Hutchinson and Miss Lola
jerks, both last years Normal gradu-
ates, are In the city visiting friends this
week.
Major Ruth and Editor Bronson and
family changed cars here for their
homes at DeSmet and Howard, respect
lively. :
Mrs. HOLSTER Of Grand Forks, daugh-
ter Of Col. and Mrs. r. A. Murray, ar
rived this evening on o visit TO her
pare0ts.
Hiss Harriet Bassett, art teacher In
All Saints school, Sioux Falls, arrived
on 3 visit TO the family OF Prof. r. B.
McClenon.
John Chaplin and d. A. McGillivray
were up from Wlnfred today TO attend
probate court in the matter OF the
estate OF the late NJ. j. McGillivray.
A letter received by Col. Murray from
Mrs. Wm, Luce formerly OF this city
states that she was married, November
22nd last to a Mr.. Wamcraft, of Grand
River, Iowa, where she now resides.
Geo. Wright OF the La Belle rancho
took the midday train for Sioux Falls.
Brakeman ed. Joy has been enjoying a
holiday visit from his mother and a
brother from Elk Point since last Satur-
day. Mrs. Joy returned home today.
Howard Advance, o.: Miss Christina
LaEgland came up from Madison last
Sunday with Rev. Cleveland to spend
the holidays. She and her brother
Gilbert entertained q number OF their
friends ut their home or Wednesday
night. An elegant lunch was served at
midnight.
Thos. McKeon, formerly OF Howard,
now a resident of Duluth, where he is
engaged in the practice Of law, was in
the city today visiting friends, returning
to Howard by the afternoon passenger.
Tommy, as he 10 Familiarity known here,
is one OF the most genial young men on
earth, and his friends will be pleased to
learn that BIO 10 making q success OF his
profession.
The application for hearing to credit
ors and Others interested lin the estate
OF the late NJ. j. McGillivray came up
in probate court to-day. Judge William
son presiding. N. ID. McGilIiyray and
Adella r. McGilliyray wee appointed
general administrators of the estate and
bond fixed at $4,000, being twice the
value Of the property. Court took an
adjournment before the business was
completed.
The case Of the state vs.. Matt Stauf-
facher, school teacher, on complaint of
Geo. Herrick was up for hearing before
Justice Holdridge this afternoon at the
court house. The defense demanded i
jury trial and q venire for the following
jurors was issued: s. Colgrove, r.. b.
Fitzgerald, Elmer Sheridan, ID. NJ.
jerks, N. ID. Stott, E. II. Jacobs. The
case was then adjourned to 10 a. m.
December 81, 1894.
Mitchell Republican: After a long
session or saloon cases, with no results
OF consequence, the grand jury adj
journed Saturday forenoon. One juror
asserted that IL was impossible to obtain
any evidence from any source 10 estab-
lish in court what 10 generally conceded
to be Q fact, VIZ: that the saloon busi-
ness has been in progress In Mitchell for
the past year. On the whole, the work
or the grand jury has amonnted to prac-
tically nothing, though the session has
been q long and expensive one.
It was rather chilly this morning q
three o'clock for the Dire laddies to tum.
BILE out OF bed and tackle fire apparatus
and cold water, but they we're equal TO
the emergency when the bell rang. The
house OF Hiram Allen, foreman In the
Milwaukee railroad coal sheds, south Of
the track had taken fire around the
store pipe from the igniting Of some
clothing hung near the pipe TO dry. 4
few buckets Of water snficed 70 put 4