The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-06-26
THE CITY.
& ~BREVIrIIS.

AOCA REVlTlG -.
Mrs. Alex. Cameron went to Howard
to report a court G, SO.
The Oriole Opera company tomorrow
evening at the opera house.
Dwight's Flour leads all other brands.
For sale at s. E. Baldwin's.
Mrs. L. G. Elwell and Jessie Bridges
drove over to Arlington today.
Rev. N. M. Mime was a passenger Tor
Oldham where he holds services tonight.
Attorney Preston Of Sioux Falls was a
passenger for Howard on the evening
train.
The front appearance Of the Brocher
building is being much improved by a
coat Of paint.
Geo. Beck brought a head Of lettuce
to market lest evening which weighed
TX ounces.
Miss Nellie Collins departed for Min.
neapolis this evening where she Will
spend her vacation.
Weather report: Fair and continued
cooler tonight. FAIR and warmer tomor
row; northwest winds.
Miss Kate Mueller has moved her mil
linery stock int the Mueller building
on lower Egan avenue. .,.s .
This would be a good year for a great
county fair or a comfy fair for great ex-
hibits Of farm and garden productions.
Night Operator Beers has accepted
promotion to take charge OF the Easton
station-tirst station this side of Wells.
Miss Maria Maloney, of Humbolt, who
came here to attend her Cousins, Viana
Murphy, wedding departed today for
Sioux Falls.
Chas. jerks carries his upper lip in a
sling. The weight of a downy NOUS
tache and big boil are together more
than it can easily carry alone.
Miss Jennie Baldwin, of Sioux Falls,
who attended the Advent campmeeting
here and for several days has been visit
ing s. 4. Baldwin and wife returned
home.
Pierre dispatch, %: The attorneys for
w. w. Taylor have not yet>been able to
secsre the $4,000 bond required by
Judge Gaffy and may have to go out of
the city to get it.
Sioux Falls Press: One OF the best
= performances the Oriols company has
4 given here was the presentation Of the
"Mikado" last evening. 1t was hand
somely costumed and we'll acted and
sung. Miss Goldie Rinehart's Katisha
was an excellent piece of work, particu-
larry in its dramatic aspects, and her
solos were the gems Of the performance.
After an examination OF the bone in
the foot of Mrs. Will Bagley of Carthage,
referred 10 in yesterdays DAILY LEADER,
the physicians found it necessary to am
putste the foot above the ankle. The
decay OF the bone in the foot was the re-
cult Of e~rysipelas. Several amputations
had to be made before solid bone was
discovered and the ordeal was a trying
one for the patient, but she stood it we'll
and is rallying finely.
II. N. Luce, Lake county's pioneer set
tier, now Of Chatfield, Mimi, and Messrs
r. H. Hill and Frank Hill, merchants of
that CITY, spent an agreeable half hour in
The DAILY LEADER Office this morning
The former is here to attend to business
and meet q host Of old acquaintance
who will always make him welcome,
while the latter are looking over the in
ducements such a promising country las
Lake county holds out to young men of
enterprise.
A game OF ball is being played in the
city this afternoon between q nine from
II Howard and nine picked up ball players
this place. The nine boys who came
frow Howard in charge Of Lew
ger are H. Ryan and w. Osbon, bot.
r. Maly, o. Krugler, G. O'Mara,
Walker, L. r. Girton, Frank Bras,
Wagner. Those from this city
play 3 are, ]. Norton, Ed. Callinan, Geo.
Thoh ls, D. Demick, w. Norton, G. Nor
ton, A. Koehler, J. Craney, Ray Barton.
Ed. Callinan and J. Norton were battery
for Madison. As the reporter left in the
fourth inning the Madison team was
beating it's guests about two to one.
Deadwood Times, %: Gov. Sheldon,
wife and o visited at Rapid City yes
terday and the governor, accompanied
by a few friends, spent a portion of the
day put at the lake fishing. BY tele.
phone late last evening we learned that
the party succeeded in "land,ng" a few
fine trout, very much to the pleasure OF