The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-31
THE CITY.
Local ~mREvHTIRs.

W. y. q Went 70 WlnLEeu.
r. r. vanslyke returned from illinois.
Miss Annie Pfster returned TO Elan
dreau.
Hon. II. "A. Keith returned to Sioux
Sioux Falls.
State Oil Inspector stafford spent the
day in the city.
Judge Palmer and Judge Garland ar
rived from Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McGillivray OF
Winfred are in the city.
f-Miss Annie Dawson arrived from Chi
cage on the evening train.
Revival meetings continue at the M.
r. church. Service THE evening at 40.
Remember the tiremen's ball Friday
evening. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
j. L. Jones and Mrs. N. ID. McGilli-
vray rsturned on the train from the
north.
--Mrs. L. H. BuckhoItz and children
went TO Fairmont, Mimi, to-day on n
visit.
In the absence OF President Cuisine
OF the city council, Pat Tierney is ex-
ofiicio acting mayor.
The interest ID deepening in the revi-
val meetings ut the Methodist church,
and there are some conversions.
w. W. James, Sioux City; G. e. Humes,
Webster; A. r. Sells and A. d. Smith,
Sioux Falls, are registered at the Hotel
Madison.
Weather report to-day: Fair and
steadily colder tonight with cold wav
in the south and west portions. Friday
probably warme- by evening.
Justice Holdridge made short shrift
this afternoon or the case or the city
against a. @. Tyler under the disorderly
house ordinance. A few witnesses and D
little evidence, ample to prove possession
and illegal sale OF liquor, and the Judge
lined defendant $50 and costs or % days
IN jail.
A. ID. Smith OF Sioux Falls, piano
tuner, Ia in tho city and will remain un-
ill Saturday TO attend TO the call Of any
who may need his services in tuning in
struments. Owing to the c-loseness OF
the times, Mr. Smith makes his stay
short at this season, but will return
again in March.
The ladies', Mrs. g. III. Wood, Mrs. O.
O. Murray, Mrs. r. N. Palmer, Mrs.
Harry Chales and Mrs. Geo. Cook, who
inaugurated and 90 successfully man
aged the recent charity ball, desire to
express their sincere thanks to all who
contributed to the success OF the enter
prise, both socially and financially.
T.. II. Donovan, attendant OF the asy-
linn for the insane at Yankton, arrived
last evening and to-day took away Tver
Hyland 70 that institution. Mr.. Hyland
ID III very bad condition and quite
troublesome but was easily handled az
ter being strapped. Mr.. Donovan says
there are 392 inmates ut the Yankton
asylum now, and but little room for
more. Only the worst cases can betaken
iii. There III much need For greater ac-
commodations for this class Of unfor-
tunates.
II see you are prodding the Sentinel
occasionally these days remarked a
business man to this reporter to-day,
4and / don't wonder at it. I'll tell you
Whist Mease did TO me: He boned me 10
take his paper; 7 said, mo; I'm taking
The LRADER end one town paper 10 all
4 want WELL said Mease, cant you
help me out . little? why not stop The
LEADER d month and take my paper?
! simply said no, Dir: it's all right for yon
TO canvas for business, but you cant
get any of my business that way. That
fellow isn't very square deal, do you
know it2'
Fer sale.
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