The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-09
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvaTIEs.

j. "A. Trow went to Sioux Falls.
IA M. McCallister was q passenger for
Chicago TO day.
Mics Carrie Newell of the Normal
went to Mitchell for q few days, while
Pearl Wilssy went to Pierre, on the eve-
ming trains.
The Women's Guild OF Grace Church
will meet Mt Q p. m. tomorrow at the
residence or DR.. j. R. Jones. A full at
tendance is desired.
A special meeting Of Madison Chapter
No. 6, O. e. s., will be held Thursday
evening. January 10, for practice work.
Al full attendance 10 desired.
Bookings Register, 5: j. G. Jolly,
who 10 engaged as principal OF the Ra-
mona school, Lake county, has been
visiting in Brookings during the holi-
days.
Argus Leader, 8: Il. G. johnson has
gone 10 Pierre where he will stay
throughout the Legislative session.
Mira. johnson and son George will dur
ing that time visit Prof. and Mrs. Il. b.
McClenon at Madison.
The relief committee meeting did not
materiallze last evening owing 10 the
! fact that the council had possession OF
ats room for a called meeting. The com
mittee adjourned It's meeting until FIJI.
day evening at ths same place when it ID
desired that every member OF the com
nittee be present.
The case OF the city against Ans Rnds-
dill for violation OF the ''olind pig" ordi'
nance il being heard before Justice
Holdridge today and 10 being stubbornly
fought. A jury consisting Of ID. L
Scott, ID. McKinnon, M. W.. DAILY, Martin
johnson. J. E. Bell and John Blair has
been empanelled and o large number 81
witnesses are being examined.
" Cyrus Chapter, r. A. Nj, last evening
installed new officers as follows: u. w
Ketcham, III. r.; Nm. Metcalf, K; Geo
Bolles, S.; j. M. Preston, secretary
Jacob Kundert, treasurer; r. G. McCal
lister, chaplain; r. D. Fits, G. of HID
I. Hubbell, r. A. c.; Frank Smith, NJ. oI
3d w.: M. Il. Clark, M. OF I'd "; Chas
McGill. Nj, OF LIST "; w. T.. Webber
sentinel.
Pipestone daily Star: Our old friene
Capt. Flagg ID quite q humorist, and b.
created q laugh At the Milwaukee depo
while the passenger train stopped there
yesterday afternoon. He got of th,
train and remarked TO Agent Cawley
.The company has issued orders 70 GU
or d lot more hands oil along the line.
sis that so? I don't sse where they arr
going 10 find them" "Why, they ar
going 10 cut Off one hand OF each OF tn,
railroad clock ]" replied the captain.
N Joseph Muggli, retiring county treas
n.er, settled up with the county com
missioners to-day, paying the cath bal
ance into their hand, and his successor
John Fleming, took charge, having fur
nished q good and sufficient bond. L
praise OF the efficiency and reliability Q
the outgoing treasurer, 9 much canno
DO said, and OF the purpose OF Mr. Elem
ing. the new treasurer, TO make equali,
as good q record, no . questions
Success ia the future TO both. Mr.. Mug
gli remains for thirty days TO assist Mi
Fleming 10 becoming acquainted wit
the duties OF the Office.
Tar DArLY LEADER Office to.da
burned ont an artistic job OF Invitation
cards for the graduating class OF To
State Normal school. The graduatinl
exercises take place next Tuesday In .
sp. M, Ia the opera house, and thi
will b the fourth Mid Winter con-
mencement or the school. There ar
seven members In the graduating elias
-dnssa g. Bjerke. Ina M. Harkinl
Frank Willis jerks, Gertie Louis
Smoker, Geo. 9. Smith, Nay d. TOLLS
Katie Tobin, This i . well-furnishe
class mentally and viii contribute to th
already excsllent record OF Norml
school graduates.
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