The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-02
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVIrlFA.

LOCAL BREV1rlFA.
Mrs. John Holston was q passenger
for Fairmont, MINI.
Wm Rowland returned by the early
freight this morning from Oshkosh,
Wis.
Mrs. Kate Murray, Western NHion
operator, returned from Wisconsin this
evening.
4 The marriage of NJ. Boyd apd Miss
Nellie Ryan, of Badus, is anuouheed for
next Tuesday.
Weather report: Generally fair and
cooler to night and Sunday. Brisk south
to northwest winds.
The Leland hotel was opened up for
business to-day by Matt Rensch, having
been completely retitted.
Roy. Harvey took his departure this
morning for Sioux Falls where he will
reside in the near future.
4 Mrs. Frank Fintzel and daughter,
Mrs. Jake Birran returned from their
Minnesota visit on the train from the
north.
~ Miss Ellie Cardell, who has been visit.
ing her brother, Brakeman Harry Car
dell, returned to her home at Hampton
Iowa.
Y A separator and about Is bushels of
grain belonging to VIM. Laughlin on the
west eide were burned during the high
winds to day.
The Fair has been extended into it's
new quarters in the real giving Mr..
Palmer one of the roomiest and bright.
est stores in city.
X H. E. Jones returned to Minneapolis,
having sold his farm six miles west of
this place to w. S. Arnold. Consider
aticn $40 per acre.
"a valuable show eaee of n. d. Mo.
Glllivray's, sitting in front of his store,
to-day, was picked up by the wind and
smashed to pieces.
X Chas. Demick and wife went to Sioux
Falls to visit their daughter. Mrs.
Demick will remain several weeks, Mr..
Demick returning Monday.
December wheat in Chicago opened
to day at 9l4, closing at 1914. Corn
opened at 1895, closing at the same.
Wheat on the local market Is 6S. Flax
70.
X Dora Van Doren Was a passenger for
Sioux Falls whence she will return IN
in about q month to teach school in the
Richards district four miles north of
town.
The ladies of the Baptist church nill
give a New England supper ne4t Friday
evening in the building formetH occu.
pied by G. A. Kelley, on upper Egan
Rev. J. 0. Dobson, D. D., arrived from
Sioux Falls and will hold the fourth
quarterly conference at the NJ. E. church
at 7:30 this evening, and preach to.
morrow morning.
The Supper and apron auction at the
Presbyterian church parlors last night
was a lively scene and the bidding was
spirited. The young people realized s4e
from their effort.
Lake Preston Times, 80: DR.. j. q.
Towle and family removed to Marion
Junction, Turner county, last Friday,
where the doctor has purchased the
practice of q retiring physician.
E. Randall, Of La Crosse, an employe
in G. G. Albee's pew broom factory ar
rived for duty last evening. Mr.. Albee
departed to-day for Minneapolis to lay
in a Cal load Of stock material for his
enterprise.
Yankton Press: There was q breakup
this afternoon Of the Walnut street
merry-go.round. Parties from Madison,
$. D., foreolosed a mortgage on the outfit
and shipped it away. The late manage
ment OF the circular amusement resort
went away owing John Mcintyre $50 fol-
the board of the employees.
The case Of the state against VIM.
Kieso for grand larceny, stealing two
COWS, was up before Justice Holdridge
this afternoon and brought to a sudden
close by defendant waving further OK.
animation and giving bond in the sum
of $500.
DR.. Robt. E. Dott. grand regent and