The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-17
THE CITY.
LOCAL BnEvlTlES.

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evening train.
= Hector McKinnon of Bruce Mines,
Canada, arrived last evening on a visit
to his brother D. McKinnon.
S. w. Kaufman, one OF the Kaufman
brothers Of Chicago but not OF the firm,
was doing business in the city to-day.
Weather report: Showers and prob.
ably thunder storms tonight and Sunday.
Showers, cooler, brisk northerly winds.
The masons on the Smith-Fitzgerald
block suspended operations at noon,
awaiting the window frames for the
second story.
Annie Warner of Trempeleau
county, Wis.,, cousin of Mrs. j. B. Cole,
arrived to teach school in the west part
of the county.
Ed. Parsons of the Palace drug store
started for Parker on his wheel this
afternoon to visit his parents, intending
to return Monday.
1t is expected that the Lutterman
Sextette, will sing in the services at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow night or
at least a part of the company.
< Miss Nellie Costlow to-day purchased
two lots of Adolph Schmidt across the
street from Henry Neill in the northeast
part of town for a residence.
Arrivals on the train from the west
.his morning we're Beatrice Matheney
from Villas, E. V. Coon and Miss Smith
of Faulkton, on her way to Flandrau to
risit her sister Mrs. Coon.
The case of the State vs.. Gustave
Borgard, Of the northeast part of the
county for rape is on trial before Justice
Holdridge this afternoon and being
witnessed by a large crowd Of the NOR
bidly curious.
John Brennan, Esq, of West Superior,
Wis, has been visiting former friends in
town for a few days past and renewing
acquaintance which existed in the early
DAYS of Madison. Mr.. Brennan was a
pioneer resident and served the county
in the capacity of states attorney.
EThe receivers sale Of the remainder of
the Citizens National bank assets which
began yesterday morning with the sale
of the notes and Judgments, closed to-
day noon with the last of the real estate.
All was sold off very cheaply though
much competition was INDUCED in.
Howard Advance, 16: Miss Ida
Shriner, of Madison, is the guest OF Miss
Maud Means. 49,. Miss Eliza Johnson, OF
Madison, is visiting with her brother
George Johnson. -. Master Willie and
Miss Susie Girton came up from Madi-
con Yesterday to visit their cousin, L. E.
Girton and wife.
Egan Express, Is: w. F. Webber OF
Madison has opened up a boot and shoe
repair shop in the Crowell building at
the west end OF Main street where he ie
now ready to do all work in his line. We
are we'll acquainted with Mr.. Webber
and know him to be a gentleman and
fine workman, aud all work entrusted to
him will receive prompt and careful
attention.
Mitchell dispatch, 16: From a careful
and conservative estimate of the butter
industry IN the state of South Dakota il
is not a cent less than 100000 each
month of the entire year. Look at il
farmers, $2.4OO,OOO per annum, from this
one industry, the best and highest prioed
butter in the eastern markets. Worth
to-day more than the celebrated Elgir
butter in the market.
Vermillion Republican, Is: Holmes
the man whom Willie CHM beat in thu
S mile bicycle race ut the Madison
tournament, has challenged CHM for an
other Smile race to take place in Yer
million. Willie has accepted tn
challenge and the race will take plac'
at the fair grounds in this citv Of
Saturday afternoon, July "a, the WHINE
to take two.thirds of the gate receipt
and the loser n third.
De Smet Leader, Is: Lake Madison
C%hautauqua which closed it's summe
meeting last week vas one Of the hes
gatherings ever held, and in one way a
least the most successful. BY a specis
effort every cent of dett was cleared of
and the Chautauqua property no,
atonda FREQ Of all ~incumbrance. TIL
grounds become more beautiful ever
year as the trees grow and the lawns i'm
prove. ana there is now nothing. to pre-
vent the continued success Of tn
association.
Prof. Christie G. Kanaga Of Chicag
will:oive an illustrated ~stereopticon go,