The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-13
TIL CITY.
LOCAL

A girl arrived at the home of Henry
Mueller last night.
A child OF Fred Keene OF Ramona is
very sick with inflammation Of the bow
els.
Miss Nellie Morse and guest, Miss
B inks, went to Oldham to-day to visit
friends.
Weather report: Snow and colder to-
night. Thursday partly cloudy and
colder; northerly winds.
Miss Margaret Callinan gave a very
enjoyable party Of a dozen couples, even
ing before !ast in honor of her guest Miss
May Hunt OF Austin.
Rev. DR.. Wolff and Rev. Mr.. Eckard
took the north-bound train ut II 30 a. M,
the former for Bookings to assist Rev.
e. j. Davies, in revival work for ten
days.
Mrs. d. NJ. jerks and daughter and
John Cross we're passengers for Chicago
this morning. They will visit friends
there and in Wisconsin for two or three
weeks.
h Mrs. j. s. johnson and daughter, de-
NHrted for Ann Arbor. Mich, where they
reside for the future. the doctor Is
~..pecting to foil w them in W or three
weeks,
Miss Emily Clark has been confined to
her bed most Of this week with a deep
seate+ cold. Her department in school
is being taught by Miss Nellie Nc.
Callister.
The dance at the opera house last eve-
ming was not large but q thoroughly en-
ioyable one. The Madison orchestra
furnished the music which was a guar.
antee OF its excellence.
Joe G. Bergstreser has been called in
by the Deering Co. to take a position in
their large Office at Toledo, Ohio. This
10 a well deserved promotion for Joe and
one on which he will receive the congrat'
ulations II a host Of friends.
Capt. Gill of the Salvation Army re-
csived a telegram to-day stating thai
her mother lies dangerously i'll at bel
home in Michigan. She will deliver
farewell sermon at the barracks this
6byening, Leaving for her home tomorrow
> M. d. McGllivrsy has sold his inter
est in the stock OF JcGillivrsy Bros. t.
his brother Norman and retires from
business. This is done on advice of HI
physician who says it is imperative b.
quit the store business. He has no
mapped out his future work.
\ 1.-THE Chinook" which will be present
ed at the opera house Friday evening.
one OF the few refined novelties OF tn
season and has Il great future social.
and artistically. 1t has been the mos
successful OF any play ever produced il
Minneapolis, having been given Their
IS times. Do not fail to witness il
Tickets % and 35 cents.
V. r. Walden, and DR.. Rogers o
Wentworth, returned this Afternoon
from Pierre. They inform US that tn
legislative committee appointed to settl
with the state treasurer insist on seein
the cash and all parties are awaiting 1t
arrival. Senator Kyle is booked, the
think, for winner in the senatorial rae.
A. B. Kittredge has arrived in Pierre
dictate the course OF the republican cor
tingent.
The ladies Interested in the kinder
arten will give a chicken pie supper O
Thursday evening, December ii, in tn
building on Egan Avenue, lately occ,
b pied by the Rochester clothing hous
SSupper will be ready at $50, sharp;
Bats for adults, IS cents for childre
u ,der 10 years. Proceeds will be use
to meet the deficit OF the klndergarte
term just closed, and to apply on the Q,
pense Of spring term.
Argus-Leader, il: Some days ae
the Argus Leader declared that the ma
who gave the farmers a sure cure for he
cholera would be a public benefacto
H. j.. Hall OF Dell Rapids writes tt
Argus Leader 10 reference to this ar
gives the following as a specific: "Tal
mustard seed and soak it in a barrel fro
twelve to twenty-four hours, make
mach OF shorts and mix as strong as Il
hogs will eat. II properly attended
will cure the hogs that have taken sic
I would advise farmers where IL
disease has broken out in their neig
borhood to use it as a preventive"
The public installation OF the Mode
Woodmen last evening was a more tn,
usually enjoyable affair. Over one hu