The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-11
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVlrlEM.
AD1sON, SOUTH DAKOTA.

Local BREvlrlE~.
Dan Sullivan Of Summit is hauling
lumber for a new granary.
Conductor Herb Putney and family
. to Dell Rapids to visit friends.
Arrivals from the east: Mrs. G. w.
Wood, Miss NJ. E. Fits, H. B. Williams
son and wife.
Read the new advertisements OF J.J.
Fitzgerald and S. A. Ronning, also the
special notices.
Rev. DR.. Shanafelt and a number of
Baptist brethren went north to Oldham
to ordain a young minister.
Rev. and Mrs. j. p. Jenkins departed
west this evening for Mitchell to attend
the NJ. E. annual conference.
Frank Larned, in charge of g. A. Kel-
ley, went to Sioux Falls on the morning
train to take the Kelley cure.
An eleven years old son of John Ell;s
of Brant Lake died yesterday OF eresSp-
elias and the funeral took place to-day.
Weather report: Unsettled weather
and colder tonight. Tuesday partly
cloudy with colder east portion. Brisk
northwest winds.
December wheat, No. l Northern, in
Chicago to day ranged about 913as. Corn
opeAed at 294, closing at 2S4. Cash,
wheat. local market, SO, flax 81.
All friends OF the Rev. DIR. an1/M Mrs.
Wolff are invited to a receptid@Giyen in
their honor at the residence OF MIS-. VIM,
Lee Wednesday evening neXt.
The Mothers club will meet at the
Presbyterian church next Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50. \ cordial invitation
to all young ladies, mothers and grand
mothers. y
The ladies of the 0. E. s. will give a
social dance at the opera house Wednes.
day evening. October ID. All Masons
are cordially invited, and no other invi.
tatlon will be issued to them han
this. x
The delegates to the Presbyterian Sy-
nod left for their homes to-day in all di-
rections by rail, team and wheel. All
were especially outspoken in praise of
their hospitable reception and treatment
here.
w. +. Weber of Egan is in the city
assisting his daughter, Belle, to pack up
their household goods, she going to-
morrow to st. Paul where she has found
employment for the winter. Mr.. Web
Der returns to Egan. but hopes that in
the spring his family may again be unit
ed in Madison.
The new broom factory of G. g. Albee
started up to-day in the Dawson build.
ing west Of the %postofice. Mr.. Albee
has four hands at work aud has laid in q
large quantity of broom stock. He will
soon have an addition placed to the rear
Of the present building in order to give
him more convenience and on the whole
intends to push the business.
Yesterday was a day OF many drunkf
10 Madison, not less than four being run
10 and others who got away that ought
to have been. To-day FRI, nix Schroeder
and Andrew Murine we're brought be
fore Justice Holdridge and each fined 8;
and costs which they paid. John Foley
was brought before Justice Murray anG
fined SIS which he has not yet paid. The
fourth drunk, G. A. Dixon, was brough,
before Justice Murray and tined $40 ane
costs or eight days in Jail.
j. M. T%hirswend, of Grosbeck, Tex.
says that when he has a spell Of indiges
ton, and feels bad and sluggish he take|
two of DeWitt's Little Early rlsers a
night, and he is all right the next morn
ing. Many thousands of others do tn
same thing. Do you?
FRANK SMAlH
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