The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-18
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fMrs. e. Mcvean rs quite III at the
home OF Chas. Angle.
~. ID. smith and family were morning
passengers for Iowa.
Regular meeting OF Madison Chapter,
No. 8, @. E, Tuesday evening.
Grace church dime social at the home
or Mrs. Geo. D. Winter this evening.
Miss Bessie Stewart OF Lakefeld,
Mimi, was an arrival on the evening
train.
An important meeting OF X. p. mem
bers is called for this evening at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Geo. Mead is quite low with
puerperal fever. A council OF physicians
was held over her case this morning.
). H. Williamson. Esq, departed to-
day for Usage, Iowa, to look after proba
ting the estate OF his lately deceased
uncle.
Manager Kramer Of the One Price
Clothing house started for Chicago to be
gone about two weeks, purchasing his
spring stock.
Rev. At. Blackman, went to Calliope,
Iowa, for q couple OF weeks TO assist in
revival work. DIR. Shanafelt will fill his
pulpit here next Sunday.
Montrose Herald, 10: Miss Stella
! Brown returned to her school at CAMS
tota Sunday afternoon after having
spent a week visiting her mother.
Frank Baldwin, who has spent q week
here with his parents, went north this
evening. He 10 travelling in the interest
OF the Gr~aceville, Mimi, -four mills.
At the X. p. dance to morrow evening
a concert will be given from 8 to 8 to
which the public is cordially invited.
Admission to the gallery during the con-
cert, 10 cents.
1-Messrs. Shirley and e. G. johnson re-
turned TO Pierre this evening. Lars
Sunde accompanied them. Lars goes to
work in the interest OF the woman suf-
frage amendment. =
Dell Rapids Tribune, Is: Mt. and
Mrs. VIM. Galligan have moved to Mad
ison where they will make their home
with their daughter, Mrs. Callinan, for
an indefinite time.
Deputy Sheriff McGovern went to
Pierre on the evening train. He has an
idea that Taylor 10 still there under
hiding and he would like to ferret him
put and get that $1,000.
The funeral OF the late Jeremiah NJ.
Gould hes been postponed until 10 a. m.
tomorrow at the house. owing to the
~inclemency Of the weather yesterday in.
terfering with arrangements.
kSenator johnson, who is a member OF
the legislative committee to visit the
Normal school here and Brookings col
lege, writes that the committee will be
here about the I'D or 23d OF this month.
Howard Democrat, 16: Monday Clerk
OF Courts Ackerman issued his first
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this county and Miss Ellen Zeigler of
Lake county were the contracting par
ties.
In the case OF Hurley VS.. Fox for
damages growing out of the closing up
OF Hurley's blind pig some time q o
which came before Justice Holdridge
this afternoon, the case was dismissed
and costs taxed up against Hurley.
Ed Matson, a young man about 20
years of age, who worked in Seaton's
livery barn last fall, died Saturday at
his fathers place south OF the city, of a
relapse from typhoid fever with which
he had suffered for many weeks. He
win be buried at county expense.
An effort 10 being made TO have the
next annual encampment of the Lake
Madison Veterans association held at
Dell Rapids. The executive committee
will meet there shortly and decide upon
the place OF meeting for the association,
The encampment will be held In June.
DELL Rapids Times, IS: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Nisbet and Henry Robertson re-
turned Wednesday from q trip TO Mad
ison. Mrs. Nisbet ID q daughter OF A.
Pattee and went to Madison on business
connected with the settlement OF the e.
tate of her mother, who died a few
years ago.
Sioux Fails Press, l6: Deputy Sheriff
Ed Tufts came in from Madison yester-
day with Jim West and Roy Williams,
the young thieves who skipped out with
the ponies last Wednesday. They were
taken before Police Judge Sites and
there pleaded guilty to the charge or