The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-08
THE CITY,.
LOCAL RREvIrIEh.

w. w. james returned TO sioux ClCy'
Mrs. Bert Goodspeed returned on the
train from the north.
A waterworks connection is being put
into the Madison House.
Mrs. D. nj. jerks and children return.
ed from a weeks visit at Artesian.
Asa A. Grant is in the city in the
interest of the state fair at Yankton.
Weather report: Local rains and
cooler to night and Thursday. Brisk to
high south to northwest winds.
Mrs. Frank Finzel and daughter, Mrs.
Jake Birran. departed for Minnesota,
Mimi, to visit friends for a month.
< David Molumby of Nunda, is drawing
ouv lumber for a large new barn, and
Mike Oelinger, of Chester, lumber for a
new house and barn.
Mella Smith and Charlie Gilmore re
turned to-day to the Deaf Mute school
at Sioux Falle. The latter is being sent
there by the !. o. o. F. lodge of this city.
Ike Catholic ladies' sewing society
will have have its business meeting ut
the residence of Mrs. John Callinan to-
morrow afternoon instead IF to-day as
first announced.
The First National bank of this city
received this morning a bill Of sale OF
the drug stock of S. +. Montague Il
Co., and is now in possession. MIR. Ed.
Parsons will continue as drug clerk.
The ladies of the Presbyterian society
will give a lawn social at the residence
of Mrs. NJ. j. McGillivray this evening" be-
ginning at 6:3O o'clock. Ice cream and
cake, 10 cents. Everybody cordially in
yited.
Al their session yesterday the county
commissioners turned over to the county
treasurer the delinquent personal prop.
erty tax list Of 1896 and previous years,
with very decided instructions to have
all collected by October Is, 1897, and to
collect by distress and sale of property if
necessary.
TOtto Adams, colored, got a little too
much booze last evening and being irri-
tated beyond measure by bystanders
become o~bstreperous to a high d gree.
He caused the officers no little trouble
before they got him locked up. He was
brought before Justice Mrray this morn.
ing and fined IS and costs or eleven
days in Jail.
X During the high wind yesterday a
separator belonging to Jake likely and
setting OF grain containing about 22O
bushels OF wheat belonging to AL. Dyk'
ems OF the northwest part OF the county,
was burned. The fire started in the tor
of the stacks from sparks from the en-
CINE, though all legal precautions, it il
said, we're complied with. Mr.. Dyken'
had his grain insured in the German, 81
Freeport, ILL.,, but there va no in
.surance on the separator.
Owing to some friction of late in thu
management OF the Juvenile band I
series of meetings have been held re
Gently with u view to q more perfect
organization of the band and q defining
of the spheres of duties Ut officers. Thi
has resulted in q now set OF rules or by
laws and some changes IN officers. and
is now confidently hoped that all ditti
Guilty is surmounted and the band viii
now go forward in harmonious AM
efficient work. The parents meeting
held list night was the last of thes
meetings and provided for a board Q
managers, one Ut whom will b chose
chairman, to have the supervision OF tn
general work Of the band. This boar
consists Of r. B. McC .enon,A. G.Schmid
and J.. j. Fitzgerald. Previous t
this the band had elected its immediat
business officers, the full roster of whjc
is as follows: John Walden, Jr., pres
dent; Eugene Stoddard, vice presiden
Raymond McClenon, secretary; Eddi
Tilgner, treasurer; Chas. Ball, sudito
Volney futile, drum major; &c
Waters, musical director. All none,
collected will be through the audito
who turns it over to the treasurer az
will be paid out only on order signed
the president and secretary. The bar
is enthusiastic and will now maintain j
former excellent discipline and practic
Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden
pay any accounts due the former firm
S. r. Montague s. Co., to any q b
the First National Bank, Madison, as
accounts are transferred and assigned
said bank.
Wanted-A girl to do general houl
= r,orr Mrs. 10. KRAMER,