The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-14
THE CITY.
LOCAL RREvlriEs.

the city.
Frank Ginder went to Egan on the
noon train.
J.. ID. Anderson Of Mitchell, L. NJ.
Hazen and Court Boyd Of Huron. are in
the city.
Weather report: Light local snows
to-day; fair aud slightly colder tonight;
Friday fair.
Sheriff Fox went TO Sioux Falls to-day
to place his prisoner, Frank L. Learned,
in the penitsntiary.
Mrs. Fred Davol and Mrs. Mckee OF
Howard were passengers or the morning
train for Minneapolis.
Arrivals ON the evening train were
Alex Cameron and j. nj. Slater, the lat
ter from Davis, S. d.
X VIM. Carmody proved up on his home
htead in Wayne township before Clerk
Of Court Preston to-day.
Departures by the train this forenoon
were Judge Jones and Stenographer
Highly THE DAILY LEADER enjoyed a
friendly call from the Judge this morn
ing.
A. II. MARYLAND was last night elected
representative from Excelsior Encamp-
ment, No. rs, to the grand encampment
which meets ct Yankton In May.
Vic Gregor was run in Al Q disorderly
last night and brought before Justice
Holdridge this morning and fixed %
and costs. In default OF which he went to
Jail Tor two days.
4 John Edwards OF the southwest part
on the county was In town to-day and
sold 40 worth of butter. He ID one Of
that kind Of farmers who can live
through the winter and make money.
J. III. Cole was down from Ramona
t-raEsacting business in the city. He
Gays they will hold o charity ball in
O'Donnell's hall, Ramona, on the eve-
ming OF February % Tickets, IS cents.
The legislative visiting committee to
the Madison state Normal school and
Brookings college are: Messrs. Foote,
Schamber, Springer, Hebal, Belts, Elce,
Schultz, MCGEE, Priest, Allison, johnson
of Lake.
A couple Of young men who arrived
here late last evening with some ponies
were run in by Marshal Davis as an.
swering the description OF fellows want.
ed in Sioux Falls for running of such
critters. They await Identification.
A business letter was received by THE
DAnY LEADER to day from J.. w. DAVIS
on, under date OF Topeka, Kas. Mr..
Dawson ia working portions OF that
state in the interest OF the Champion
chemical fire engine and reports having
just made q sale OF O $500 machine TO
Hartford, Kas.
The annual encampment OF the 10th
division, South Dakota G.. A. r., which
includes Lake county, will be held In
the opera hall, Arlington, 8. d., Febru-
AIRY 25, 1895. An old. fashioned camp
fire with interesting speakers and sup
per served by the w. R. Ct, will be the
order OF the evening.
II Program OF the fourth Demorest silver
medal contest by the pupils Of the Sew
enth grade, Friday evening, February
Is: Duet, violin and piano, G. w. Wood,
Miss Gilmore: The Bible and the Liquor
Traffic, Jemima Burrell; Our National
Curse, leila Webster; Prohibition the
Ultimatum, Grace jerks; vocal solo,
Warren ToIles; The Rumselleris Legal
Rights, Frankie DAVIS; Two Pictures
from Life, Frances Krakwoski; Eli Per-
kins on Temperance, Annie Krakwoski;
piano solo, Mandolin Serenade, Nellie
McC aIlister; Moral Suasion OF Prohib;-
tion, Mabel Lee; National Trees, Lissie
Hewlett; The New. fashioned Man, Bert
Hartwick; vocal solo, Miss Lizzie Da-
vision.
The Floral Guide, published BY James
Vlckas Sons OF hochesGeE, n. ~ Is again
az hand, and ~ usual il ) costly and
handsome publication OF great interest
TO oil who love flowers or are interested
IN gardening. This annual catalogue 10
invariably the largest and most expen-
sivs publication OF the kind ia this
country. This year IL offers several
novelties, among which are the Vick
branching Asters In several colors and
r~ivaling chrysanthemums in size and
beauty. Then there Is the aSanse.n
Hibiscus and . new Hypericum OF great
beauty. The Vicks have : new Sweet
Pea, which il distinctly d double flower.
and they are taking votes upon . selec-
tion of 3 name from half dozen which
have been suggested. The voters get .