The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-09
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREW. ~.

t0l6 evening".
Ice oream and cake social tonight at
Lutheran church.
Geo. VanLaningham of Howard vas
in the city between trains today.
Another Salvation Army lieutenant
arrived from Owatonna, Mlnn, this eve.
ming.
Maud Rust who has been visiting her
uncle, Alderman Munson, returned to
Milbank.
. A squad of Sioux Falls militia under
Capt. Fox gave an exhibition drill on
our streets last evening.
Weather report: Fair tonight and
Saturday, cooler east portion tonight.
Warmer west portion Saturday.
Mrs. Willard Snow, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. E. B. Kruckman for a day
or two, returned home to Sioux Falls.
\ Geo. Beck had a foot squashed be.
tween a wagon wheel hub and bolster !
yesterday that necessitates him walking
with a crutch.
Hans Munson and two children and
Rasmus Helseth and wife who have been
visiting friends in the county, returned
to Blue Earth, MINI.
60 see The Paiges" at the opera house
all next week, if you desire to see a dol.
lar show for 10, 20 and thirty cents. A
hint to the wise is sufficient.
Mrs. A. Sylvester, a former resident of
Madison and Howard, died at Artesian
last Friday, of paralysis Of which she
had long been a patient sufferer.
. Secretary Jones of the Chautauqua
association thinks the Assembly closed
In a blaze of glory last night. He re-
ports a new girl at bis house this morn.
ang.
Flandrau Enterprise, 8: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Munroe and Miss Nellie Morse re-
tured to Madison tuesday, after spend
iug a pleasant visit at the homes of w.
O. Phillips and E. V. Coon.
4 The first deed Or patent issued by the
state on school land IN Lake county was
received to-day by Treasurer Berther
for Alice NJ. Boyd OF Herman township
on the nwH of sw4 16-lO6-53.
President Fuller aud his men on the
snotor are having a much needed easier
aime to-day. They have rendered the
public most excellent service by contin.
anous hard work the past two weeks.
Argus Leader, s: Superintendent L.
d. Davis and wife Of the Indian school
at Flandrau passed through this city
yesterday with twenty .oine Indian boys
and girls, whom they we're taking from
the school to Pine Ridge agency to
spend their vacation.
Howard Press, 8: Mrs. Grinager,
mother Of j. P. and P. +. Grinager came
up from Madison Friday last for a short
visit. She departed Tuesday for Lis
bon, N. D., accompanied by J.. P. and
daughters Clara and Ada, for a further
visit with friends aud relatives.
The remainder of the Chautauqua tn.
ient-Rev. A. E. Thompson and wife,
Sam Joues, Miss Shontz, Lse q. Kratz,
DR.. E. L. Parks, MISS Chambers, Mrs
Brown, Mrs. Paddock, Miss Dawson, +.
X. Qusrtette and others departed by the
IL a. m. train for the east and south.
A continuous performance is what
"The Paiges" will give the theatre going
public of Madison all next week. There
will be no custom waits of any descript'
ion for the reason that spleadid special
ties will be introduced between acts
Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents. Ladies free
Monday night only.
If you are fond of a hearty laugh do
not fail to see John I. Powers, the great
singing and dancing comedian, between
acts of SPLENDID comedy dramas as pre-
sented by "rhe Psiges" Company at the
opera house all next week. Prices 10, q
and 30 cents. Ladies free Monda,
night only.
The county commissioners toda,
raised the assessed valuation Of reality
in the city of Madison 10 per cent. Th,
changes in the assessment Of personal pre-
perty IN the different townships varies
up and down from 26 to IS per cent. bu'
the commissioners hardly know as ye
where they are at in their work, az thu
total must be kept at the same total val
uation returned by the assessors.
fAlthough there is no electric ligh
system in Madison, "The Paiges" Com
pany are not asleep. They are making
arrangements for calcium tanks to ex
hibit animated pictures from all parts O
the world by the aid Of Edison's lates