The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-25
THE CITY.
LOCAL DREvIrIHN.

LOCAL DREVKTIEA.
Geo. w. Kephart went to Egan.
w. W. James returned to Sioux City.
Once tried always use-Dwlght's -four.
Parlor concert and lawn party by the
Episcopal ladies this evening.
Harvest hands and Irvine in large bulk
were the the load Of the evening train.
September wheat closed n Minneapo-
lis last evening at 6SH; previous day,
641s.
fAt the gun club shoot last evening
John Moore hit 81 out of a possible "a
birds, the best in the contest.
Mrs. d. G. Miller of the Hotel Madison
was called to Madison. Mimi, Tuesday
by the sudden death Of her father.
Sheriff Fox returned from Sioux Falls.
He says w. G. Beaman waived examina-
ton and his bond was fixed at $500.
The Misses Mildred and Sadie Taylor
who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
o. Billings, returned home to Algona,
Iowa.
Weather report: Showers tonight with
warmer in the extreme east portion.
Friday probably showers; southerly
winds.
xFred LaBrec, Fred Stoltzman, John
Laisy and sons returned to work at
Wells. and adjacent points in Minnesota
on today's train.
The Model Bakery remembered The
DAILY LEADER force with its annual
gift OF q luscious watermelon. The Mod
el Bakery keeps model fruit and model
loaves.
The Ada Heist entertainment to be
given at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening ID to aid in paying for
the new organ for the church. Admis-
sion, 20 cents; children, 10 cents.
A card from President McLouth Of
Brookings Agricultural college states
that Commencement exercises Of the col.
lege will take place Sunday, July %, to
Thursday, August l, 1895, the latter be-
log graduating day.
II Washington Albee, VI Golefeld, Iowa,
spent a pleasant half hour af the depot
this forenoon with his former neighbor
Of boyhood days in Wisconsin, A. E.
Fuller. Mr.. Albee is looking after his
farming land in this state.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Hager, Mrs. E. p.
Meyers, Roy Stevens and Alt. Williams
returned today to Vermillion. All have
been earnest and jealous workers for the
success of Chautauqua this season and
return home crowned with we'll earned
success.
A general invitation is extended to
everybody to attend the parlor concert
and lawn party this evening by the
ladies Of Grace church, assisted by Mrs.
Aldrich of B~rookings, and Prof. Hal
stead, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. F. Stahl. Following is the prominent
features Of the musical program: Piano
solo, dance of the Fairies" Mrs. Bell;
vocal solo, Afterwards" Mrs. o. O. MUIR
ray; vocal solo, I'm Wait, My Loye, for
Thee" Mrs. Eli N. Aldrich; violin solo,
Frank M. Hslstead; piano solo, 1.-THE
Whipporwill," Miss Margaret Callinan;
vocal solo, "Ah, So True," with violin,
Mrs. Ell N. Aldrich; vocal solo, "Ssy Au
Revoir, hut not Goodbye" Mr.. Murray;
reading, "Lasca," Mrs. Ell N. Aldrich.
Ice cream and cake will be served. The
grounds will be illuminated with an arc
lamp, and the house and grounds will be
1T the disposal of the guests, who will be
expected to enjoy the evening and enter
tainment to the fullest extent. Go early
and stay late. A fee OF Is cents each
will be charged which will 90 to swell
the exchequer Of the church ladies.
= A Sioux Falls correspondent to the
Minneapolis Journal writes thus in re.
gard to the new bishop for the Catholic
church OF South Dakota: There is nc
brand new bishop-elect yet for South
Dakota-nor will there be any bishop
appointed till the consistory is held in
Rome iE September-then it will be
finally decresd who shall be the bishop
The stern fact stares men in the face
that no one Of any position wants
South Dakota mitre for the reason that
the cathedral IL in the lawyers hands. a
ie also the paroChial house. The sisters
school il m~ortgaged and foreclosed and
the Episcopal residence in Sioux Falls il
loaded down with . mortgage. I,
will be hard to find . man a. self-sacri
ficing ~ Bishop Marty. His last sacri
doe for the diocese was to leave hi
beautiful home without taking any o.
his property out Of 1t, with the exception
Of . small portrait Of his aged father sne
mother. All his books, chattels ani