The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-30
THE CITY.
LOCAL RREVITlEk.


Rev. j. P. Jenkins was an arrival on
the evening train.
Hottie Slifer returned from n six weeks
visit at jackson, MINI.
Bank Receiver Thompson went to
Sioux Falls Oh the noon train.
A. M. McCallister and w. H. Dempster
were arrivals on the incoming passenger.
Weather report. Local SHOWS and
decidedly colder tonight. Sunday fair
and colder.
Bishop Hare arrived IN the evening
train and will hold services tonight in
the Episcopal church at 8 o'clock.
Y Ed Coffey and wife of Ramona return-
cd from their winter ~sojourn in Fillmore
county, Mimi, on the afternoon tram.
X Misses Blanche McCallister and Eaa
Morse came down from their school at
Milbank to-day to take a weeks vaca-
ton.
The ladies OF the NJ. E. church will
give Az Easter entertainment ut the
home of Mrs. f. H. Jacobs, Friday even
ing, April 9Th.
u. Olberg, a former resident of this
place was an east bound passenger this
morning, and shook hands with many
former friends at the depot.
L To morrow the Scandinavians will
hold 8 large mass temperance meeting at
the church in Rutland, at which the
Nordraak will aid in singing.
The train from the north was one
hour late today owing to a leaky engine.
1t missed connection with the east going
train and a number Of passengers were
laid over at this place.
Rev. N. NJ. Mime returned this even
ing from a three weeks absence in Min
nesota and Iowa and will conduct SER
vices tomorrow, forenoon and evening In
Thompson's hall.
q. s. Walker, who left here last fall to
make his permanent home in Missouri,
returned to Madison today, thoroughly
satisfied that Dakota is the better of the
two tates for him.
Carthage News, %: The Ma OLSON
DAILY LEADER OF recent date was issued
by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church Of that city. 1t was a
very creditable edition.
Howard Democrat, 30: Mrs. II. Lee
returned to Madison Wednesday. She
had been visiting her daughter at Cano-
a. Miss Christina Langland is home
from Madison to stay. She returned
Wednesday evening.
~ Huron Hurenite, %: Tue MADISON
DAILY LEADER seems to be one OF the very
brightest and cutest of the women edi-
tions" that has yet struck the Huronite
table. Gifted women and good printers
make a winning combination.
An Albert Lea, MIMI, dispatch says
that the various creameries in the coun-
~ paid from 66 to 80 cents per hundred
and from 10 to u cents fox butter fat
Tor February milk. This is the lowest
price over realized for milk for this time
Of the year.
Howard Democrat, 30: The ladies' Of
Madison published The DAILY LEADER
on Saturday Of last week, and the issue
was n not to be "sneezed at" though
the fair editors devoted considerable
space to story telling and "~usefut house.
hold receipts"
The Rebekah social last evening was
fully up TO the excellent standard of en-
t~ertainment and amusement usually
furnished by that euterprising order aud
the attendance was all they could take
care of. The social of the Norwegian
Lutheran people was likewise an enjoy
able affair.
Chamberlain dispatch, %: Accept
ance ON behalf of Chamberlain of the
state fireman's tournament will be sent
20 President Ferguson at Canton tomor.
row. The president of the board will
at nee call a meeting Of the
board OF control at this place to call the
tournament and arrange details.
States Attorney Murray and A. e.
Boyd Of Aberdeen, representing Nc.
Caull Il Webster, who were negotiating
for our county warrants, arrived on the
train from the north at noon, and this
afternoon closed up the deal with the
county commissioners for 5000 worth
Ut warrants. The commissioners have
some seed wheat on hand which they are
giving ont as fast as applications are
passed upon and perfected. Nearly 100
Of the latter have been already filed with
the commissioners.
Huronite: Major Coffin was q Huron.
ite visitor Q day or two since. Referring