The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-27
THE CITY,.
LOCAL DREVRTlEA.

rl0nA FOX re'urneo IRON
the last of the week.
L. 7. Lobdell returned home to Spring
Valley, Mimi, Saturday.
Mrs. A. P. Harling is enjoying a visit
from a sister of Minneapolis.
W. II. Williams of Winfred visited his
sister, Mrs. j. B. Jones, to-day.
Miss Nellie Tierney was a passenger
for Sioux Falls, to visit a week.
Neat work and quick returns in
laundrying through Louie's agency,
Mre. Hugh Murray was a passenger
for Appleton, Wis.,, to visit her parents.
Louie's basket goes out in the morn
ing. Remember him with yoar laundry
ing.
Mrs. John Holston went to Ramona
and G. Monty to Bryant on the evening
train.
Nm. Boswell and wife, land Peter
Grinager returned on the traih from the
north.
Fred Campbell, day operator at the
depot, went east on a two weeks visit to
friends.
Mahlon Thomas and Annie E.. Horner
were married Friday evening by Judge
McGrath.
Prot. w. w. Girton went to Sioux
Y0n11o IN |o nvoon~t ~ Tho GNn<o NNonoL
ers' association, this week.
Miss Hutchinson OF Sioux Falls, ar.
rived OF the evening train and is the
guest of Miss Nellie Morse.
The mothers meeting. announced to
be held Wednesday evening of this
week, has been postponed one week,
January 5, at 3 p. m.
Geo. Waters was a morning passenger
FOR Cherokee, Iowa; c.. w. Wood, j.
Leslie Thompson and Attorneys Nc
Grath and Farmer for Sioux Falls.
Owing to the new law under which
the Building and Loan association is now
working, the annual meeting of stock
holders takes place one week from to-.
night.
Mrs. Mary b. Berther, mother Of
of County Treasurer Berther, and Mrs.
Wulff, of Badus, departed tor LeSeur,
Mimi, the former to remain year or
SO with old friends.
Conductor j. J. Byrnes, of Mason city,
Iowa, who with his family, was visiting
his brother in-law, John O'Brien, re-
turned to his post of duty this morning,
leaving his family here until after New
Years.
For profit N stock raising We believe
D.. B. Holllngsworth of Lakeview breaks
the record in this county. The other day
be sold a last March calf to John
Schultze which weighed $50 pounds, and
brought him $3.50 in cash.
Howard Democrat, %: Mrs. Alex
Cameron came over from Artesian Mon
day morning and expects to Don COM
piete arrangements by which she will
enter the employ of Messrs. Radcliff &
Farmer in their abstract business.
Aberdeen News: Several persons
from Washington state, oh route to the
country near Modison, s. D., where they
will secure lands and locate, came down
by the Milwaukee from the north last
evening. The crops in Washington we're
very good this year, but they are not re.
liable as a general thing. The travellers,
in any exent, had satisfied themselves Of
the superiority of South Dakota.
Brookings Individual, "a: Judge
Andrews and e.. A. Mathews are talking
of putting in q two hundred and fifty
thousand dollar sugar beet factory.
They will not invest 80 much capital in
to the enterprise unless they can secure
contracts Of parties to furnish eight
thousand acres of beets. As soon as
these contracts can be secured these
w capitalists will begin work on the
plant.
Carter Courser, living six miles porth
OF here, to whom we reSerred@ everal
days ago as being very i'll With piAurisy,
died at 2 a. M, Christmas day. Mr..
Courser was an early settler, an indus.
trious and much respected citizen. He
leaves a wife an five children, two boys
nearly grown up, to mourn his loss. The
funeral was held to-day, the interment
taking place in a cemetery near the
north side Of the county.
Rev. w. H. Willard Jones, rector Of
Grace Episcopal church, was q morning
passenger for Chicago, on . two weeks
visit with his family. The services at