The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-02-26
THE CITY.
& RREVITlES.

Moriz Levinger spent the night in the
city.
j. w. Dawson arrived on the train
from the west.
Weather report: Fair tonight and
SATURDAY. with rising temperature.
Judge Jones was a pleasant caller at
THE DAILY LEADER Office this morning.
Judge Jones and s:enographer Highly
departed for Sioux Falls by the IL a. IN .
train.
S. f. Baldwin and wife and Father
Flynn were arrivals on the evening
train.
Johnson Bros. & Co., hardware dealers
made an assignment to day to Henry
Cuisine for the benefit Of their credi-
tors. The liabilities are not heavy.
Twenty degrees below zero, this morn
ing, is making a pretty stiff record for
the end Of February. But such things
as democratic administrations and ha, d
winters have an end. Next week will be
March.
The social given by the ladies Of st.
Thomas church at Mr. and Mrs. J. j.
Craney's last evening proved a great sue
cess. The attendance was large, happy
and generous. The receipts were about
ksl6.OO.
\rhe sweet singing Of Rev. E. l. Cavies
1.-the Presbyterian church is very beauti-
full and impressive. Mr.. Davies will sing
and preach this evening, and address a
special meeting at 3 p. IN. Saturday to
which students and young people are
invited.
The X. P.'s had a large attendance at
Htheir anniversary social last night and
iboth the refreshments and program
OF a high order. Prof. Girton and
others made some remarks very appro-
psite to the occasion and the whole
affair was most enjoyable.
Chas. H. Brown, superintendent OF
the Minneapolis mail service, and Depu.
ty Great Incohonee OF the Improved
Order of Redmen OF the Dakotas and
Minnesota, arrived on the evening train
and will institute the new lodge here
tonight. About so charter members
are now ready to be initiated and the
ceremony will be in firemen's hall.
Capt. Nora Hill, division secretary oil
Sae Mercy Box league, Of the Salvation
Army will be in Madison the 3rd and 4th
of March-Wednesday and Thursday oil
next week-and will appear the frs,
night in Stun costume and speak OF
"Slum Work" The second evening she
will speak on Soup, Soap and Sal
vation" in which she will give q bird's-eye
view Of the social wing OF operations Of
the Army in the United States. The
small admission fee Of 5 cent? will be
charged at the door. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend.
Judge Jones brought court to an end
this morning by sentencing John Free
Richards to the penitentiary for three
years at hard labor. VIM. Salzgab wat
sentenced to county Jail for ninety days
for forgery in the fourth degree. Salz
gaber having shown much penitenct
since being arrested and the court beine
appraised of this fact besides beine
petitioned by many prominent c~itizeu'
to show leniency, Judge Jones recite(
these facts in a very feeling way, him
self showing much charity while aiming
to serve the ends OF justice, and hopet
the guilty man would, in the future
show that he appreciated the ~leElenc,
shown HIM by leading an exemplary life
and sentenced him to 80 days in tn
county Jail. Salzgaber was vis.bly
affected by the judges remarks ane
! af .er sentence was pronounced sat dow
wept. Nor were there many dr.,
eyes in the court room. In the case O.
Richards it was different. While tn,
sentence staggered him and the auditor
seemed t. think the sentence prett,
severe, yet there seemed to be a genera
acquiesceuce In the justice OF the sen
tence. Later In the morning, Richard
wife and mother visited him in Jail ant
at IL a. m. he departed on the train 70
p~enitentiary at sioux Falls In charge O
Sheriff McGillivray. Court has been il
session sixteen days and has cleaned u
the calendar which virtually involves
the court business Of this county for
whole year.
Furnished rooms, suitable for house
keeping, for rent, in Syndicate BLOCK
Apply to G. w. Wood.
One Minute is all the time necessar
to decide from personal experience this
One Minute Cough Cure does what i,
name implies.
FRANK SAITH