The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-10
THE CITY.
LOCAL Evl1 ,f~.

LOCAL HI IN IT SfS.
Weather report: Fair tonight and
Sunday.
Miss Ida Schriuer went to Howard
this evening. |
Arrivals on the evening train were
Mrs. Leroy Seaton and A. H. Yoder and
family.
< Mrs. L. G.. O%cheenreiter OF Webster
arrived ON a visit to her sister Mrs. NJ.
j. Brennan
Mrs. o. NJ. Douglass, sister of J. c..
Rhodes, returned to her home at Storm
Lake, Iowa.
John O'ConEor, brother of Mrs. Thos. |
Carey, arrived from Chicago on the train
from the north.
Miss Emma Edwards who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Johr Callinan for two
weeks returned home to Yankton.
Mrs. Harris and daughter Margaret,
mother and sister OF Mrs. Hugh Murray
arrived from Appleton, Wis.,, OF the
evening train.
Rev. c. E. Hager, who for five years
was pastor of the NJ. E. church of this
city will preach in that church to.
morrow evening.
Pabst's orchestra of Wentworth will
give a grand ball in the town hall of
Wentworth, Friday evening July 1G.
Everybody invited.
x The ice.cream social at the Lutheran
church last evening was we'll patronized
notwithstanding the ihclement weather,
receipts being about $500.
A. P. Harling who has been COM
missioned by Gov. Lee a delegate to the
Trans Mississippi convention at Salt
Lake City and departed for that distant
city this moriug.
The opening performance given by
@'The Paiges" is sure to be a good one.
This company has no poor plays in their
repertoire. Popular prices. Ladies free
Monday night only.
"The Paiges are considered by the
press as being the best repertoire CON-
pany west OF Chicago. They have pro-
duced credentials verifying this asser-
ton. Popular prices.
A performance equal to any given by
regular price companies is what "The
Paiges" guarantee to present on Monday
night. Ladies free on this occasion only.
Prices 10. 20 and 80 cents.
xRey. Jenkins went out near l.. C..
Stout's this afternoon to baptize by i'm
mersion about % persons, as q result Of
the recent tent meeting held in the
southwest corner of the county.
Adjutant General Humphrey of
Faukton was a pleasant caller at The
DAILY LEADER office this morning on
his way from the Bryant encampment Of
the state militia to Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Clara Wyman who has been visit
ing with Mrs. N. D. McGillivray during
Chautauqua, started for her home ut St,
Cloud, Mimi, going by way of Sioux
Falls where che will visit friends.
The two sons of Hon. H. G. Sessions
who are members of the South Cakots
National Guards Of Aberdeen passed
through here last evening from the en-
campment at Bryant on the way to their
new home in Sioux Fslls.
"The Paises" are crowned the .'mon.
archs of high class comedy" by opers
house managers and tho press in every
town they have visited during the. cur
rent season. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents
Ladies free Monday night only.
The chief event Of the the county com
missioners work to-day was the desig'
mating of a third official organ as pre-
scribed by the pew law which went into
effect July ]. The Outlook and Sen
tinel were the competitors, and tn
Outlook won.
The city council met in adjourned ses
sion last night and listened to further ar
guments on the merits of the differen
methods Of electrical lighting as set fortl
by the representatives Of the differen
companies bidding until they arrived a
u comatose condition of ~bewildermen
concerning direct and alternating cur
rents, volts, watts, Ampheres dnyamos
ETC., and finally concluded to appoint
committee to 20 abroad and investigat
by personal observation and enquir,
Mayor Larkin and Aldermen Ripe an
Dempster were appointed said commit
tee. The representatives Of the differ
ent companies left for their homes today
The monthly meteorological summar
for June issued by the weather burea
at Huron shows the mean Temperature
to have been 50. highest 81, lowest 8
The mean temperature fol June for l