The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-04
THE CITY.
OCA BREvlrlES..

extended a call to the Rey. j. L. Hend-
erson OF Pipestone.
County %oficers-eleot did not qualify
today. Too stormy. Commissioners
failed to make connections.
Deputy Sheriff MoGovern returned
Saturday evening from Ramona where
he closed up two ''blind pigs" by TO-
junction proceedings.
Some OF the telephone wires in the
city got crossed to-day and communica.
ton with others than those desired
sometimes took place.
Weather report: Partly cloudy with
snow east and central portion this after
noon and tonight. Colder tonight.
Tuesday partly cloudy and continued
cold.
Miss Marie Stone gave a Progressive
Hearts party at the home OF Mrs. Feath-
erstone to her two guests, the Misses
Florence Dziewanowski and Arna Carr,
OF Woonsocket. Eight couples we're
present and with the playing and re-
freshmenta served, a most delightful
| time was passed.
Mrs. Kate Murray, Western Union
Operator, is the only lady this reporter
found at her post Of public duty to-day
and che suffering from a severe attack
OF neuralgia. There was not much to
do, however, connection from jackson
t o Woonsocket, and from Pipestone
south, being all the available wires.
Flandrau Herald, 2: Frank Meade,
Frank Carr, Fred Olson and Milton
Kramer went to Madison Thursday
afternoon 10 atttnd a ball there in the
evening. Friday noon Messrs Carr and
Kramer returned home but Mr.. Olson re-
turned in the afternoon. The attraction
up there must be something phenominal.
Much regret was felt in this city, and
especially IN Catholic circles, here yes
terday when q telegram came to Father
Flynn announcing the death OF Father
Maher Of Mitchell. No particulars Of
his death were given and it was not
ever known that be was seriously i'll.
Father Flynn, who was north yesterday
at Badus holding services, has MOI yet
Z learned OF the death Of his fellow la
borer.
Sioux Falls Forum, !: The much ad-
vertised wedding at the Salvation Army
barracks came of Wednesday evening.
The hall was trimmed with flowers, etc.,
and fixed up lastly for the occasion.
the names OF the contracting parties
were Miss Clemia Bayse and August
Tabbert. A large audience gathered to
see the knot tied by Adjutant Potter, OF
st. Paul, and to congratulate the bride
and groom.
1t is hardly necessary to state, excep,
to keep the record complete, that the
present storm, which began yesterday
morning and gradually increased in in,
tensity until this morning and still con
tinues undated rs we go to press to
night, is the worst this state has seer
since 1888. In fact it is the only ap'
proach to a blizzard we have had since
that time and while there is moro snow
on the ground III this locality thai
then, the storm ia not SO furious o.
binding. But 1t is ar elemental wa
just the IN
Installation of officers OF the subordin
ate ledge. l. o. o. F. took place Satur
day evening, deputy grand master, L. J
Corcran being installing officer. TIL
officers installed we're as follows
= Adolph Schmidt, N. G.; Thoe
NKrakowski, V. g.; Ivan Hubbell, record
log secretary; F. r. Van Slyke, permar
emit secretary, G. A. Alexander, treasul
er. The workers in the mystic perform
ance were genuinely surprised, howeve
when a large detachmento OF their bette
halves, Rebekah's. marched into the ha
bearing refreshments OF the moe
palatable kind. This gave the proceed
ings quite a different turn from thu
time on aud only mirth and sociabilit
could follow.
Wanted, to rent, a commodlou
dwelling house near business portion
Report to VIM. McGrath.
The old lady was right when she sal,
the child might die il they waited {,
the doctor. She saved the little one
life with a few doses of One Mimi
Cough Cure. She had used it for crou
before.
4 FRANK SMITH
Lost, at Masonic ball, ladY's cream 81
handkerchief, dep lace border. Find
please return to this Office.