The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-14
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVlTlEB.

LOCAL ~BREv1TlEs.
Mre. Wilkinson, nee DeCou, went to
Ramona.
E. a. Ripe and little daughter went
to Fairmont, MINI.
Mrs. Blom, sister of Mrs. Rise, re-
turned to Sioux Falls.
Weather report: Generally fair and
cooler tonight and Sunday.
Mrs. John Holston and SOD, were
passengers for Fairmont, Mimi.
City Auditor Rae is somewhat better
to-day though gaining very slowly.
Conductor Callinan will take lay off
Of one week shooting chickens at Gar.
den City.
Don't miss hearing DR.. H. H. Russell
at the opera house Monday evening,
August %.
John G. Coffey ships two carloads OF
hogs tonight to Sioux City for which
he paid So per hundred.
Arrivals on the evening train: Ed.
Beadle, Fulda, Capt. James and the Mis-
ses Hartman, guests of Mrs. Joe Gilbert.
D. E. Stoddard departed east this
morning. He will visit a short time IN
Minnesota and then 60 on to Buffalo,
n. Y.
Contractor John Randolph went to
Sioux Falls, having received the intelli-
gence that his father-in law, a Mr..
Koeppen was dead.
The Presbyterian ladies social at Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Sheirdan's last evening
was somewhat broken into by the rain
storm, but etill a goodly number attend
ed and about $lO..was realized. The ice
cream service was continued this after.
noon.
The Paul II. Wilkes company, COM
prising thirty people, band and orches-
will play in Madison I'll next week. The
performances will be>given in a tent,
opening Monday evening with Saved
from the Flames" Admission, 10 and
20 cents.
OF Father Hare, member of the state
board Of regents, now in the city the
Aberdeen News of the 10Th says: Father
Hare will leave for Madison tonight, via
Bristol, to attend to some expenditures
which must be made on account OF the
state normal school in that place. He
is adhering to a policy not to discuss for
publication or otherwise the trouble be-
tween certain parties and Mr.. Williams
of Webster, the treasurer OF the old
board, or otherwise ne could no doubt
furnish some very good reading.
The school board met last night and
decided to tit up two rooms in the third
story OF the Central building, for school
purposes. Que room will be 26 ( % feet
and the other p by IS feet
over II feet in the clear. A hall way
two cloak rooms and store rooms viii
also be fitted up. The drawing of plans
and specifications was assigned to Chas
Glatz and when completed will be lef'
with the repair committee Messrs Becl
and Fintzel. Bids for the work will b.
opened at an adjourned meeting Of thu
board next Tuesday evening
Notwithstanding the storm q most de
lightful gathering was held at the Baptis
church last evening to welcome the new
pastor, Rev. G. NJ. Cline and wife. Rev
J. P. Jenkins in behalf Of the NJ. E
people extended q warm greeting as di'
also Henry Neill for the Presbyterians
besides reading a note of welcome from
Rev. DR.. Wolff, who was unable to b.
present. Frank Fuller spoke for tn
young people of tho Baptist church, L
J.. Corcoran for the Sunday school, Mrs
Flitcroft for the ladies society and MI
Geo. Beck for the church. All wer
especially felicitous in their expression
OF welcome ard Mr.. Cline respone
earnestly and approximately. After tn
formal exercises, coffee and cake wer
served in the lecture room and q mos
pleasant, social function enjoye
throughout.
O0t u uC6t Ctd6S COttOQ Top NATURES
for Sl.65 at A. Archer's mattress factor
just north Of G. B. Kennedy's bank.
Call aud examine our fine pastries q
the Model Bakery.
For tho genuine Anheuser Busch L,
get Beer, by the glass, keg or case, go I
J. w. Hurley's. Its out Of sight. TT
it. I also carry q fine line Of Ola Ke,
lucky Whiskies and California wine
Its the place to get your harvest whisk
and California wines, by the gallon.
buy in large quantities and can sc
cheap. Give me Q trial.
The incest line Of stationery ev,
brought to Madison has just been opene
up at 8. +. Montague & Co.'S.