The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-16
THE CITY.
G BREVIrIRs.


Mrs. Webb arrived with the twins
little Iva and Pearl Palmer.
s. E. Baldwin always keeps a good
supply Of Dwight's Flour in stock.
Ed. Stitzel and wife were among the
eastgoing passengers this morning.
|Frank Smith and wife and little
daughter returned from their Wisconsin
visit.
Weather report: Fair and cooler to-
night and Wednesday, winds becoming
northwest.
~yy~Mrs. lloyd OF Postville, Iowa, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Keegan, departed
for Yankton.
September wheat closed in Minneapo-
lis last evening at 6434, l cent higher
than Saturday.
L. E. Blanchard, deputy state land
commissioner, arrived this morning and
proceeded to the Chautauqua grounds.
SThere we're an increased number OF
Chautauqua visitors by the incoming
trains today. The crowd at the lake is
growing.
Judge and Mrs. D. u. Holdridge de-
parted this morning on an extended
visit to their former home-Indepen-
dence, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Beadle we're morning
passengers for their home at Fulda.
MIMI, after q delightful visit with
friends in this city.
Clerk Preston last evening issued a
license for the marriage of Claus A. Ster-
ling and Catherine A. Barrett, aged, re-
spectively, Is and q years, both Of
Franklin township.
President Williamson has received
word from the railway officials that the
west-going train will be held at Madison
until $40 p. m, July 10 and q, Gen.
Gordon and Talmage day, respectively.
This practically furnishes special train
facilities for passengers from the west
who desire to visit the Chautauqua on
those days. PasseEgeas from Woon-
socket and intermediate points can come
to Madison and return on the same day.
NEngineer Yes O'Gar, who went to
Chicago with Jake Kundert last week,
brought IN the afternoon train. "Jake
is all right" said Yes, feeling better
than I did while in Chicago. l nearly
broke my neck looking up at the sky.
scrapers, and the morning l left the
doctor took me up on the Masonic tenn
pie and had me look down at the street a
couple OF hours to get my neck back in
to position SO l could travel"
Sioux Falls Press, IA: The supreme
court has issued a peremptory writ of
mandamus to Auditor Nipple requiring
him to issue warrants upon the state
treasury for the tiremen's proportion of
the state insurance tax. This is in re-.
sponse to the suit brought by Judge
Frank r. Aikens of Canton after Auditor
Nipple construed the law as affording
him no authority for drawing the war
rants, but h auditor will be as glad as
the firemen themselves that he has been
overruled. Today he is sending out war
rants to the fremen Of the state for the
per cent Of premiums due them from
the insurance companies.
0Sioux Falls must certainly possess
barrels, and boxes, and bags OF local
patriotism and loyalty which is fed with
a lavish hand to everybody who stops
over night within the city limits. For
instance, j. A. Trow, who had been a
resident OF Madison ever since the first
shovelful Of dirt was dug and the first
nail driven on this townsite, aud did lots,
and acres, and sections to make Madison
what it is to-day, vent down to Sioux
f., Falls about four weeks ago to remain
Y temporarily, We hope. Sunday he came
up for a visit, and about all he had to
say during his visit was descriptive OF
the wonderful and future
greatness Of Sioux Falls: About the
beautiful town; the cordial people; the
live business men; big sales by the house
with which he is connected (Scott &
Thompsone8 Mccormick binders in
one day; work resumed on the packing
house with q large force of men; Sioux
Falls has a great future, and 80 forth,
and 90 on, and 80 forth. All of which ia
just right. Meet q Sioux Falls man
anywhere OF the face of the earth, or on
the bosom>of the ocean, or under the
bridal vail OF Niagara Falls, or IN the
Mammoth Cave, and he will say, "Oh,
yes; this Is pretty nice, but Sioux Falls
bests itw And that is the way they
have built q town OF twelve or fourteen
thousand inhabitants 10 as many years.
The people are patriotic; they hang TO-
gether when it comes to local interest;