The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-27
THE CITY.
9 mREv1T1Rs.

VIVIAN
DR.. Rose Of Milbank was q passenger
from the north at noon on his way to
Sioux Falls.
Conductor Lou White and mother
went To Minneapolis by the afternoon
train for q visit.
Mrs. Emmerson, after q weeks visit
with her husband, returned to their
home at Wells, MINI.
@Dopductor e. III. Smith has resigned
Ills position on the west end and depart
cd today for Minneapolis to look up a
new situation.
A meeting to organize q republican
league 10 called to meet at the court
house Friday evening. Let everyone
who believes in republican principles turn
out.
There will be no prayer meeting at the
MI. Il. church this evening. Plasterers
are ct work today repairing the walls.
All will be In readiness for the Sabbath
services.
Miss Nellie Lsannon who has been n
joying her vacation at home, started on
her return 10 school at Prairie du CHEN,
Wis. but will first visit q few days with
friends at Parker, 8. D., en- route.
j. w. Hardin who spoke TO a small
audience in the court house last evening
went east af noon to hold an appoint
ment at Flandrau. The gentleman's
effort last evening was rather ''airy."
Clerk Of Courts Preston today issued
marriage licenses TO Thorval Lee, ~ and
Lena johnson, l8, OF Madison; and to
Fred Williams, 20. Of Dell Rapids and
Mabel Spawn, %. Of Chester, Lake
county.
--Mass Jessie McGilliyray and Della
CLARK returned from Leroy, Mimi, last
evening, and MiRs Mcailliyray has many
stirring incidents Of the great cyclone to
narrate. It struck Leroy with greater
severity than Spring Valley.
The ceremony that made Daniel J.
Heidt and Mary z. Clifford, both Of
Carthage, 8. D, one was performed at
the Presbyterian manse. this morning by
the Rev. ]. *. Ewart. The young couple
took the train for Sioux Falls and
Yankton.
In the published list OF killed by the
cyclone near Usage, Iowa, appears the
name Of j.. w. Dingman, whom many
here are interested In knowing whether
ii might be Joe DingmAn OF this place or
cot who Is understood to have lately
worked In that section.
Capt. Spragle OF the regular army and
q member Of the South Dakota National
Guard, passed south today from inspect
ing Company b OF the 8. d. N. @. at
Bookings. The militia company there
10 composed Of college students and the
Captain says they are IN splendid shape.
ThePresbyterian Synod Of South Da-
kota will meet at Parker, October, Al.
\ The following secretaries OF the boards
have signified their purpose to be pre-
sent: Or. Craven OF the board Of publ
cation and Sunday school work; Messrs.
q. b. Penield and II. =. Speer, Of the
boards on home and foreign missions, re-
spectively, Mr.. II. IT. Snlzer, 3. q. mis-
sionary Tor the Synod OF Minnesota, will
also be present. Popular meetings win
be held in the interests Of home and for
eign missions, Sunday school work,
higher education and Christian Endeav
or. The annual meeting OF the Women's
Synodical Missionary society occur
Friday, October 3. Sessions morning
and afternoon. A conference Of Sunday
school snperintendents will also be held.
Delegates to all these gatherings will be
entertained free BY the good people Of
Parker.
Nice, fresh sauer kraut just received
by VIM Roche. Five cents per pound.
Parties wishing to have horses taken
care OF cheaply during the winter, where
they q have plenty Of feed, water and
shelter, call on 9. b. KENNEDY.
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The Tyler Office Fixture Co, of st.
Louis, have just issued their Mammoth
Desk and Bank Counter catalogue Tor
1894, showing new goods, new styles
complete In every detail, and nc prices
FAR below all previous issues. Their
goods are we'll known and sold freely all
over the world. Bank Counters and
Government work Q speciality. Send
for catalogue, free; postage 8 cents.
wanted. ~
Written applications Tor the position OF
superintendent Of the Lake county poor
farm on terms Of lease prescribed By
county commissioners, applications Co
be fled with the auditor, ahd applicants
to appear before the county commission
ers on the 4th day OF October 1894.
Dated mt Madison this 26th day Of
September, 1894. g. wv. RuNKEL,
Auditor.