The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-24
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LOCAL BREW 1iES.
Miss Ellen Monty went to Sioux Falls
to visit.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men tonight.
E. Kramer went to Howard on the
evening train.
H. j. Munro went to st. Paul on a
business trip.
Geo. Thomas has gone to Pipestone to
work at his trade.
Grace Stewart returned from Winfred
on the morning tram.
Gen. Beadle went to Yankton to look
after business interests there.
Frank Corliss Of Ripon, Wis.,, is
spending a day or two in the city.
l. u. Smith and family were depart.
ures for Iowa by the morning train.
c. H. Smith and father-in.law, MI.
Strong, returned home to Spring Valley,
MINI.
Fred Curtis has purchased a half
interest in the Marquart cement works
of this city.
Miss Ida L.. Jones gave q number of
her young lady friends an afternoon tea
at $50 today.
Mrs. A. E. Clough and daughter Nina,
we're passengers for a two weeks visit to
friends in Iowa.
Mrs. Walter Glove who has been
spending a week with her husband re.
turned to Sioux Falls.
The University association center will
meet in the Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening to discuss its historical
studies.
Rev. j. P. jenkins will preach at the
Salvation Army barracks this evening
Instead of tomorrow evening as form srly
announced.
Thos. Mckee, living 10 miles west of
this city was attacked by q bull last
night and had several ribs broken in the
scrimmage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith OF Douglas,
Fayette county, Iowa, who have been
here for several days on business mat.
ters returned home.
Weather report: Partly cloudy to-
night and Wednesday with local show
ers. Warmer in east portion tonight.
Cooler in west portion Wednesday.
Conductor Henry Wells is laid up sick
at the Lake Park today and was unable
to take his rain east. Conductor Buck.
holtz of the west end took his place.
The brick work on the Smith Fitzger-
aid block was practically completed to.
day and the debris is being cleared out
with q view to the interior finishing.
Mrs. Geo. Cochrane gave q five O'Clock
tea this evening, complimentary to hel
sister, Miss Nellie Walden, who will de.
part for the east soon to attend school,
G. B. Kennedy boarded the east going
train this morning as did also z. NJ,
Klotzbaoh and Harry Chales, the latte,
two destined to watch the races in Alta
Iowa.
The ladies of the M. E. church gave
an afternoon tea at 5 p. M, to DAY at the
residence of Mrs. w. E. Daniels. This
is to be followed by an ice-cream social
this evening.
E. @. DeCou departed for bis new field
of labor, Bethel college, Ky. His sister
Mrs. Wilkinson accompanied him part
OF the way on her return home to
Dubuque, Iowa.
Wheat IN the Chicago market went
back all of ten cents yesterday and to.
day. Quotations on the local market
today are 70 cents for new and 06 cents
for old wheat. Flax 80 cents.
While clearing out the rear end Of
: Zickriok's saloon today, the surgical
instruments belonging to DR.. ". E.
Daniels and not restored at the time Of
the arrest Of the thief, were found and
returned to the owner.
A scramble was in process today to gel
bold OF the remaining effects Of s. Lew.
is, late landlord OF the Leland house
He cleared out last week for parts un.
known and his wife went yesterday, TAX
ing train Tor Pipestone and Wilmar,
MINI. There ie not much however left
to siese upon and most Of that is claimed
by Mrs. Lewis.
County Auditor Kisth has ~,seaceived
official notice from the state OF the
changes made in the Lake county
assessment BY the state equaliz,ne
board as follows: Horses reduced s Del
cent, B cattle 10 per cent, hogs 20 pei
cent. G cattle 2 years old and owe,
raised 8h per cent. Sheep &c
per cent. The total reduction,