The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-25
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvlTlEh.

LOCAL BREvxTlE h.
E. Kramer went to Flandrau for a few
days.
Mrs. Ingraham departed for
Hawarden.
X Jacob Hegdal is hauling lumber for a
large barn.
w. W.. James returned to Sioux City
for the Sabbath.
Weather report: Generally far to.
night and Sunday.
Prot. Girton returned from q trip to
Howard last night.
<Mrs. Chris. Rench returned from her
Wisconsin visit on the evening train.
y Mrs. NJ. d. McGilivray went to Sioux
City to witness the carnival next week.
Attorney Baily Judge Junes and
Stenographer Highly returned to Sioux
Falls.
The Omaha Roofing company is
putting u new pitch roof on the postoffice
building.
Miss Thompson of Howard spent the
day in the city on her way to visit
friends at Willow Lakes.
Remember DR.. Long, the osteopathy
physicians visit to Madison next Mon
day afternoon. Consultation free.
Owing to the plastering now being
done in the Norwegian Lutheran church
no services will be held to morrow.
\ Arbor Green returned from Huron
and other points where he has been SELL
ing apples for the j. B. Baldwin
company.
The school board meeting called for
last evening did no business, the clerk,
H. II. Holdridge, being confined to his
room by sickness.
President Blair of the state board OF
regents, who has been attending to
matters at the State Normal school, de.
parted for home this morning.
Rev. Elliott of the Christian church,
in his revival work has received III con.
verts at Miller and 179 at Higmore and
is doing much to take South Dakota for
Christ.
Chicago December wheat opened to.
day at 9212 and closed at 9l3s. Corn
opened at 3O115 and closed at 1913. Cash
wheat in the Madison market is "a
cents. Flax Sc.
XCasper Berther Of Badus had the
misfortune yesterday to get drawn into
a wheel of a threshlng machine while
setting a belt and had the lower bone oil
his arm fractured.
The lock on Frank Smiths safe took
tantrum this morning and could not b.
opened. It caused no little work te
take the safe out and lay it over 80 thai
the tumblers could he operated and the
safe opened.
\ Invitations will be issued the first OF
the week for a dance given by the ladies
Of the y. E. s. on Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 80. Tickets, 81. Coffee, sand
wiches and doughnuts, % cents q cou
ple, ~
The supper, bazaar and apron sale BY
the Boys and Girls Presbyterian clut
next Friday evening in the basement o.
the Presbyterian church, will b. q biz
thing. Aprons from many states, from
Canada, and two dozen of splendid
linen ones from Scotland, will be sold a.
auction. William Lee will be the auo
t~ioneer, and there will be bushels o.
fun.
Secretary Hubbell of the Building
and Loan association gives notice Of al
amendment to the bylaws to be acteo
upon by the stockholders at q specia
meeting to be held one week from mex
Monday evening. The proposition is t.
strike the words, "Tne city of Madison,
from section IA. These words contin,
the loaning OF money Of the ASSOCIATION
to parties, or, rather, on property Within
this city. II stricken out, some of tn,
idle money could be loaned to stockhold
ere, some Of them farmers who coult
give good security, outside of Madison
Stockholders will do we'll to be presen
at this meeting.
Howard Democrat, rs: Miss Marth,
Legaard came up from Madison Thurs