The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-28
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this evening.
XXI. q. Cotfsy went TO Dell Rapids to-
day to take In stock.
III. u. Powell returned by the evening
tram to his sad home.
Bank Receiver Thompson was an ar
rival from Sioux Falls.
A~Engineer Fred Dudley and wife were
passengers for the east.
Revival meetings continue at the M.
e. church during this week.
Frank Field, the creamery man, left
for Lake Mills, Wis, 10 remain.
&c. w. Shirley and Z. g. johnson re-
turned to Pierre on the afternoon pass
enger.
Weather report today: Fair and
warmer tonight. Tuesday fair and
colder.
Questioned his veracity: "Oh, come
off; you're giving me "a special to the
Sentinel"
MISS j. M. j. Pryne, returned from
J0rRuId county 10 nef Norman scnooi
work, this morning.
Conductor Buckholtz is the lucky
maj to secure the run on the west end,
starting out this evening.
SA delightful little baby daughter glad
dened the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.
Holland early yesterday morning.
Egan Express, "a: Miss May Bowers
spent n part OF last week at Madison
with friends, returning to Egan Monday
and home TO Sioux Falls later in the
week.
Yesterdays webbing Sentinel whist
ling to keep its courage up: "The daily
Sentinel is quite d newspaper these
days." Like the schoolboy who exhib-
lted his first>drawing: .This is a OK"
New slang: Snow, Mamie, I don't be-
lieve one word of it; j just believe you
are giving me- special TO the Sentinel"
"Oh, honest and truel Those are the
very, words he told me down at the
the skating rink last night"
Frank Fox and j. l.. Terry passed
east on the noon passenger IN their way
to Alabama with two car loads of horses
which they will ship from Sioux Falls.
Stanley Jones was q morning passenger
for Wells, Mimi.
AThe ladies having Ia charge the chari-
ty ball, to be given at The opera house
tomorrow evening, were out canvassing
for the sale OF tickets today and met
with excellent success. The entertain
ment will undoubtedly DO one OF the
most enjoyable OF the season.
MAI the meeting OF the relief committee
Saturday evening, it was decided to keep
the committees headquarters open on
Saturdays only hereafter. ThiS need
not however prevent anyone from bring
ing supplies at any time as they are much
needed and will be received by Hugh
Murray.
Friends OF Mrs. II. L. Powell, who
lives ID The M. =. parsonage on Center
street. will be pafnsd to learn that she
died at 1:3Q this afternoon in Childbirth.
She had been sick about ten days and
the labor OF giving birth to twins was
greater than her strength would bear.
The event ID peculiarly sad Ia view Of
the fact that her husband who Is super
intendent OF the water tank service on
the Milwaukee line was called away Fri.
day evening and owing to the cold
weather has not been permitted to re-
turn since. He was wired to at Pipe
stone and Egan today and 10 expected to
return this evening. Mrs. Powell's
mother was present with her during her
sickness. Deceased leaves two children
TO feel the want or D mothers love. She
was about % years Of age, d woman Of
amiable qualities Of mind and heart and
about q year ago united with the III. ID.
church Of: which she has since been d
consistent member. Arrangements FOR
the funeral have 3 yet been decided
upon.
Dell Rapids Tribune, 26: States At
torney Murray Or Lake county ID after
the saloons Ia d manner that would
seem to Indicate that be means bust
ness. Two saloons In Madison. Hnrley's
and Kilroy's, were raided last Friday
under d search warrant and > large
quantity Of liquors captured. Hurley
bad i big stock and elaborate fixtures,
the total value of which III esstma..ad at
$1,000. About 80 worth d liquors
we're found ii KalFpyss Eass Tliis
leaves Madison, il i said, With but one
saloon, and the proprietors OF that don't