The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-27


Major B. F. F. Cofir, of Huron, who
is investigating the water supply OF
South Dakota for the United States geo.
logical survey arrived in the city this
evening and will spend a day o two in
this vicinity interviewing farmers and
others who have had experience in sink
ing wells as to their success in obtaining
water. Let all such make an effort to
meet the Major and assist him in his
Investigations.
Aberdeen News, &c: The Milwaukee
Railroad Company is making some re-
duction ia forces to correspond with the
decrease in shipments since winter set in
for earnest. Several men have been
laid off at Mitchell and other stations,
and in Aberdeen u of the car
repairer's men and one Of the clerks in
the freight Office have been let our tenn
porariIy. It is probable there will be
further reductions.
The wedding OF Rodney .McGillivray
duo ANclllo u Will toh pAoSC Nv SAo
home Of the bride in Herman township
this evening, the Rev. Geo. Gilchrist Of
ticiating. 1t may not be generally known
by Mr.. Gilchrist's many friends here
thai he is now pastor OF the Presbyterian
churches Of Lake, recently organized in
the McGillivray neighborhood, and
Union church on the Miner county line,
with his postofiice address at Canova,
S. d.
Frank Wade, deputy United States
marshal, came up from Sioux Falls last
evening and to-day returned with the
two prisoners-J. f. Martin and Paddy
Chapman-held here for passing coun-
terfelt money. Martin appeared very
Ill at ease as he took his leave Of this
place and shows signs Of a young man
who had gotten himself into very deep
trouble for apparently the first time.
Paddy Chapman appeared as if it made
very little difference to him where he
spent his ~time-quite imperturbable.
Sioux Falls dispatch, 20: Senator
Pettigrew left last night for Washing
ton. 1t is understood hat be has spent
a good part of the summer collecting
data for the inauguration Of q big silver
boom, which he will undertake to start
during the first days Of the session. He
has not given out, for publication, just
what feature his address will take,
otherwise than that the senator is in
favor Of the white metal, and will do all
be can toward It's free use in the cur
rency.
To morrow morning at the residence
Of the brides parents j. G. Schultz and
Margaret Koehler will be united in the
holy bonds of wedlock, Rev. DR.. Wolff Of
the Presbyterian church officiating aud
only the intimate friends Of the con.
tracing parties being present. The
newly welded couple will then take the
ll:3O q. m. train for the south to visit
friends, returning Monday mex to begin
, housekeeping for themselves in the
rooms over the Fair Store lately vacated
by Mr.. G. w. Wood. Many interested
friends and acquaintance will wish thil
most estimable couple a long and joyou.
married life.
HOLSTERS, oysters in shell, bulk oysters
venison, celery. PAUL STARK.
The Model Bakery has an elegant lin.
OF fruits and baked goods.
Call at Goethel s. Schultz's marke,
. for YOU meats.
Heinz's celebrated mince meat is tn,
best. G1NDER Bros.
HeinZ's mince meat, just received.
fresh invoice, at Motif 4 Cline's.
special sale
t OF baby bonnets, caps and Tam O'Shan
ters at Miss Annie O'Connell's Millin
cry store, on Monday, Tuesday ant
J. Wednesday Of this week. Grea
bargains.
Heinz's strawberry and raspberry jan
o and currant jeil, just the thing to g
with your Thanksgiving turkey, at
OF MOFFIT g. CLINE's,