The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-01
THE CITY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,

the noon train.
Come TO revival meeting tonight at
7;SO. M. Il. church.
NLottie Sitter went to Wentworth on
the morning train.
Weather report today: Fair and
warmer tonight and Saturday.
Remember the tiremen's ball this
evening. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The ladies who managed the charity
ball find their net proceeds to be s70.32,
Good enough.
Don't forget the social at the residence
OF A. @. Schmidt this evening given by
the b. Y. P. u.
Have you attended the excellent meet
ings at the NJ. e. church? This is a
mild evening. Better go. Song service
at 7:3O.
j.. J. Fitzgerald and wife were early
morning passengers for Minneapolis 10
spend a week with Conductor Fitzgerald,
a brother.
Col. Kerr is regaining strength after
ms long illness in q remarkable way. He
a now ait up in bed and converse free
ly with his friends and 10 ON the mend
right along.
Howard Press, /: Miss Hattie Burns,
a student in the Madison State Normal,
visited the family OF w. w. Girton over
Sunday. Miss Burns is a senior aud will
graduate in June.
The circuit OF high schools in the
southeast part OF the state holding Dem.
crest contests and preparing candidates
tor the gold medai contest among the
schools includes those OF Madison, Dell
Rapids, Flandrau, Sioux Falls, Brookings
and two others still to be named.
The Aberdeen News exposes the self
styled "Prof. F. Wiimar Whittier, mind
reader, hypnotist and clairvoyant," as n
disgusting failure and fake. Look on:
for him! He will surely stake in" Madi-
son, the greatest town for fakes In the
state.
NJ. G. Smith this afternoon sold the lot
and building now occupied by Geo.
Runkel as q bakery to Mcdonald Bros.
for $4,000 who will move their stock of
hardware thither as soon as vacated by
Mr.. Runkel. The latter will, between
this and the first OF March move his
bakery into the Dyer building on Egan
avenue formerly occupied AZ a bakery by
John Pfister.
The sbiind pig run by VIM. Stratton
in the Chris. Rensch building TO the
rear OF j. A. Johnson's store was last
evening closed by injunction proceedings
Of the states attorney and sheriff.
Enough liquor was found to make the
injunction stick. and with the exception
OF the brick bastile this was perhaps the
last place in the city where q joint was
in operation. The .piggers'' lines have
fallen in hard places these times.
Judges Garland and Palmer returned
to Sioux Falls today. They Games up
last evening to hear the referee case of
E. p. Allis q Go. OF Milwaukee against
the Madison Electric Light Co, but for
want or an important witness an adj
journment had TO be taken for two
months TO obtain dispositions. Judges
Palmer and J. III. Williamson appear for
plaintiff and +. L. Soper and Geo. R.
Farmer for defendants.
e Al. Kaufman, or Kaufman Bros. Chica-
90, has nearly completed his work of
taking inventory OF stock and examining
the books Of Manager Kramer, and will
depart east tomorrow. He finds the bus
mess ID . very satisfactory condition and
was pleased with the work or Milton
Kramer 20 the extent OF increasing his
next years salary very materially which
10 not only very complimentary but very
gratifying 10 the young man.
Argus Leader, 81: Judge Jones viii
convene the Lake county term Oh cir
Quit court February u. The citizens Oh
Madison and Lake county have petit
toned the judge 20 make 1.-THE term as
short % possible o. account OF the close
times. Judge jones today informed an
Argus-Leader reporter that there would
be no civil jury cases tried at Madison.
There il one prisoner in the Jail and it
will be necessary TO dispose OF him. It
il probable that al court cases will be
tried. On the first Tuesday in March
the Moody county term of circuit court
win Be convened 1at Fiandsau.
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