The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-05
THE CITY.
LOCAL ~BKEvlrIEs.

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LOCAL BKEvlrIEs.
\ Miss Lottie Sitter returned from Al
fbert Lea, Mimi.
Every measure Of it is just so-just in
quality and weight. Dwight's -four.
Weather report: Generally fair to
night; Saturday slightly cooler. Winds
s,utherly.
<Joseph Pulford of Concord township
is entertaining his brother-in-l law, r. T..
Rees, of Slayton, MINI.
Miss Frances Walden returned from
Sioux Falls where she has finished her
commercial course Of study.
Mrs. Henry Neill and children re.
turned on the evening train from Colman
whittier she went OF a visit.
kMrs. Shank OF the Normal faculty
started for Kimball this evening to as
sist in q two weeks institute.
NMrs. Wayne Franklin, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Holdridge, returned
to Minneapolis on the noon train.
Frank Baldwin, agent for Dwiaht's
flour, is visiting his parents in this city
in connection with his other business.
Mrs. DR.. Daniels has been quite i'll for
the past ten days with e~rysipelas in the
lower limb. She is getting better slow;
|, ly.
A son Of Truman Gould, who was In
jured in the Howard explosion, passed
through here about IL o'clock on his
way to Howard by team.
<Miss Fannie Dumpby arrived last eve-
ninR from Eau CLAIRE, Wis.,, to spend her
school vacation with her sisters, Mrs.
Tolles and Mrs. H. o. Curtis of Madison.
Will Fisher, clerk last year at the
Grand View hotel, arrived last evening
to take charge at the desk, and says that
from: this time on they will accommodate
,aticpmers to the lake.
R1The two coaches of the evening train
q were loaded with passengers returning
from Dell Rapids and other Fourth of
July excursion points. Madison fur
nished a large contingent.
Clerk of Courts Preston today record
ed a transcript OF judgment of the state
OF South Dakota against w. w. Taylor
and his Is bondsmen for S344, 277. 40.
This is the largest judgment ever filed
in Lake county.
Landlord Miller Of the Hotel Madison
announces that he will serve special
Sunday dinners hereafter during the
warm season and invites the patronage
OF our citizens and families. None serve
a better meal for as little money as
Landlord Miller.
Brookings Register, 3: In the "tug of
war" between this county and the
Moody county team at the Caledonian
picnic Wednesday, the Brookings coun-
ty team won the prize, making q steady
pull Of As minutes before the Moody
county team let up.
Chas. Dimick, brought before Justice
HoldridRe Wednesday evening on the
charge Of burglary, waived examination
and was bound over in the sum OF $500
to appear before the next term of court.
He secured the necessary bond and was
released from custody.
A. G. Stevens Of the Swineburne
Printing Co., Minnesota, and wife,
are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs.
Staley, and other relatives here. Mr..
Stevens made The DAILY LEADER sane
tum q call this morning and renewed old
Portage, Wis.,, acquaintance.
Jerry Hurley laid before the county
commissioners today q petition asking
them to require that all persons insti-
tuting suits in the name of the state
against violstors of the prohibition law
be required to put up a bond for costs.
: 1t has labout $50 signatures attached
and might be worthy the consideration
OF the board were our commissioners
the law making body of the state.
The State Epworth League of the M.
E. church in South Dadota meets in this
city next Monday evening. There
should be about 800 delegates in the
state and about $50 Of them are expect
ed at this meeting. The sessions will
continue for two days and prominent
speakers will be present from abroad.
Rev. DR.. Clark Of Huron gives the open
ing address Monday evening. Elder
w. II. Jordan will also be present to
assist during the meetings.
Il Fourth Of July in Madison yesterday
was q day Of retirement. A large por.
ton OF the population divided itself be-
Ramona and Dell Rapids. Large crowds
gathered at both these places accordino