The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-19
THE CITY.


I am an early riser and very spongy
Dwight's -four.
Druggist Ferris of Carthage, spent the
day in the city.
The gun club will have q shoot TO-
morrow afternoon at 6:45.
The store front Of Mrs. NJ. j. McGilli.
vry is undergoing q new coat Of paint.
Mrs. A. J. Stoel and daughter, Josie,
departed for Livingstone, Montana, via
st. Paul.
Phillip Lucas proved up N his timber
entry ne4 27-105-53, Franklin township,
before Clerk Of Courts Preston to-day.
Henry Harrison, OF Oldham, son-in-law
of John Homer is in the city making q
trade OF some real estate be owns here.
Nrandm'a Willard, who has been visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. D. T. Scvtt and
family for several weeks returned to her
home at Dell Rapids.
The banks of this city, after July /,
will close at 4 p. m, sharp. Depositors
and others interested will please take
notice and govern themselves according
ly. e
Mrs. Thos. Walsh who has been visit
ing friends in this city and vicinity for
some time returned to her home in Min
neapolis this evening. She was ACCOM-
panied by Miss Anna Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bell who reeide
corner Of Stella street and Van Fps
averue have q night blooming cereus
plant which they expect to open and
bloom tonight and cordially invite their
friends who 80 desire to come in and see
the natural wonder.
Father Flynn returned this morning
from attending the funeral Of Father
Flanagan of Emmett, s. D., who recent.
ly dropped dead from dropsy and other
complications in his trouble. Father
Flanagan was a msn about IS years Of
age and came to Dakota at the same
time Father Flynn did, hence their per.
sonal interest in each other.
IA base ball game between the poorest
players of the east side Of Egan avenue
called the "Giants" under the leader
ship Of Vim. Rowland and the like play
ers from the west side under the lead Of
Jas. Slack, called the "Pugilists," will be
played on the diamond south Of the citD
park at 2:3O p. m. tomorrow. The real
merit Of the game will lie in the fact
that dad" Gilmore and jake Koehler
will umpire by the book.
The county commissioners met in yad-
journed session this afternoon to make
formal record of the resolutions govern
ing the late sale Of $4,000 worth Of
bonds, running twenty years but payable
after ten years, at 8 per cent. interest,
payable se~mi-annuslly, and ordering the
chairman and auditor to sign the same
and coupons which will require about
$500 signatures, besides issuing q formal
call for the presentation of the old bonds
for payment.
j. J. Fitzgerald returned from the
west this forenoon where he had been
on business. AT Woolsey he saw w. w.
Taylor on his way to Pierre in company
with B. Il. Sullivan and others. Attor-
ney General Crawford also boarded the
train there and was asked by Sullivan to
60 forward into the other car and have q
talk with Taylor which he declined to de
remarking it would be time enough to
talk to him when he got into court.
Taylor looked natural, healthy, some
what sunburnt from exposure in south
ern travel but quite respondent. Mr..
Fitzgerald also heard on the way this
morning that Taylor had received his
sentence Of two years in the "pen,"
though he could not vouch for the reli-
ability of the report.