The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-13
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVITIEA.

Miss ]. NJ. j. Pryne took the evening
train for Jerauld county.
The three golden links Of life, wife
child and Dwight's -four.
Weather report: Fair and.warmer to-
night. Friday, variable winds. becoming
southerly.
students took place today, going in all
directions.
Norwegian Lutheran services at s
o'clock tonight, in Thompson's store,
Rev, N. NJ, Mime, preaching. Everyone
cordially invited.
Misses Georgiana Wood Of the Black
Hills and Pearl Wlllsey. of Pierre, went
to Sioux Falls on a visit whence they
will 60 to their respective homes.
The Watertown high school graduated
a class OF ten this week-six boys and
four girls. The opera house was taste
fully decorated and an admission fee
was charged. Seats went at b big tpre-
MUM.
Woonsocket dispatch, IL: A terrific
hail storm occurred this afternoon. Gar
den vegetables were pounded into the
ground. Small grain is sure to suffer
from It. All glass On north side OF
houses here was sbroken. 1t was the
worst storm of its kind We ever had.
The Free Methodist tent meeting held
on Mr.. David Sterlin's place e miles
southeast Of Madison) will continue all
the week and over Sunday. Meetings
every afternoon at half past two and at
eight in the evening. Sunday preaching
at 1890 a. m, $50 and 8 p. m. Every
body come. Mrs. Ulba Thompson
preacher in charge.
Sioux Falls Press, u: The river rails
ed nearly a foot at this point yesterday
and was higher last evening than it has
been for several years. The principal
volume of the food came from the vi.
cinity of Dell Rapids, where the heaviest
downpour ever known there occurred on
Saturday night, raising the river at that
place three feet on Sunday.
The Normal school Alumni banquet
last evening was largely attended by
former graduates of the school and mary
happy "reminiscences INDUCED in. The
class OF 'S7 was represented in full, the
members being J. l.. Jones and wife,
Geo. Ackley, Miss Lille Zimmerman,
Miss Ida Jones and Fred Willard. The
congratulatory addresses we're made by
Prof. Golf and Elder Jordan.
Sioux Falls Press, ID: At 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon Hugo Filsinger and
his married daughter Katie arrived IN
the city from Madison by private convey
ance. Went into court with a case
against her husband, got a divorce, was
married to a son Of A. w. McCready o.
Madison and the whole party got happy
a. clans at high tide with joy and nee.
tar before curfew rang.
Mrs. j. s. johnson through her attor-
ney, A. Frizzell, has begun action fol
divorce. A reporter sought an interview
with Mr.. Frizzell but was unable ia
elicit any information in the case further
than confirmation of the report that ser.
vice of complaint had been made. 1t il
common report however that the rela.
tions of Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have been
very unpleasant for some time past, and
that the ground OF her complaint il
cruel and inhuman treatment.
j. I. Hubbell, representative of the
local lodge to the grand lodge Of Masons
held at Pierre this week returned today
The attendance was not as large as
usual but a most enjoyable time passed
The grand officers elected were as fol.
lows: Frederic Fl. Files, Sioux Falls, NJ;
James Lewis, Canton, D. Nj; Albert w
Coo, Deadwood, s. w.; Louis G. Leroy
Webster, J. wv; j. L. Lostutter, Iro.
quois, t.: George A. Pettigrew, secre
tary. The next place of meeting will be
at Huron.
Geo. r. Farmer, Esq, attorney for the
bondholders of the bonds of the Electric
Light company Of this city now in the
hands of the receiver Of the Citizens
National bank, owing to the fact that
the bank held 5000 of the $1,000
worth Of bonds of the company, received
yesterday the decision Of Referee John
E. Garland in the suit of Edward p
\Allis & Co. Of Milwaukee against the
Electric Light company, in which Judge
Garland says: II send you by express
today the tiles, brief, testimony and ex
hibits in the case OF Edward P. Allis 4
Co. Va. Electric Light Go. I have con.
cluded that the plaintiff N(E. P. Allis &