The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-07
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Mrs. Thoe. Rae vent to Villas to spend
Sunday.
H. H. Holdridge is visiting fr lends IN
Hamlin county.
Weather report: Partly cloudy to.
night and Sunday.
Jane Smith went to Welle, Mimi, for
q visit with friends.
w. ". James and daughter Nina re-
turned to Sioux City.
Mr.. Logan of Montevido arrived on a
visit to Mr.. Elweli's family.
E. j. Fawkes will begin a year of
clerking in j. j. F.tzgerald's store,
Monday.
Arrivals on the evening" train: Lew
Shaw and wife, Julia Tob,n and aunt
from Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Frank Phillips Of jackson came
up last evening and spent the night
with Mrs Joe Gilbert.
VIM. Fee was taken to Woonsocket
were his brother lives, on the evening
train. He does not improve any.
TIE funeral of the late Harry Bond
took place at 3 p. m. to-day, the remains
being Inferred in the Madison cemetery.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve ics-cream and cake for 10 cents ut
the home Of Mrs. q. r. Farmer next
Tuesday evening August 10. Every
body invited.
The Juvenile band has decided not to
20 on the excursion to Spirit Lake TO-
morrow, owing to the objection Of many
OF the parents to this way of spending
the Sabbath.
M. Kaufman and son Charles Of Sioux
Falls spent the night in the city.
Master Kaufman is only eleven years Old
but weighs 14O pounds aud gives evil
dence of becoming a bigger man than
his father.
DIR. F. N. Palmer has purchased Of the
+. receiver of the Citizens National bank
the farm of 24O acres surrounding the
C%hautauqua grounds. Forty acres lie
east of the grounds, 40 acres north and
l6O acres moth of the motor track on the
west side.
Montrose Herald, 6: The first pair OF
twins that were ever born III Montrose
have come to the bone Of A. "A. Goethel
proprietor OF the City Market in Mont
rose. Thursday last was the date of this
happy addition to his family. Mr..
Goethel says they are both handsome
little daughters and regular South
Dakota beauties that cant be beat. He
is unusually proud of his good fortune.
Al the meeting Of the school board
last night it was decided to extend the
$500 of old tonds for five years at the
same interest rate, the owaers Of the
bonds granting this privilege. The
Christian church was rented one year al
$40 per month. the repair committee
of the board was instructed to ascertain
cost OF addition to east side school house
80 by 49 feet, two stories high, and re-.
port at next Meeting. It was also deci
ded to purchase two sets Of
polltico relief maps at 1925, pay
able in warrants January l, 1899
and September /, 1899, without interest
Board adjourned to meet Monday eve
ming, August 8.
Leave orders for cakes. pies, cookies
etc. at the Model Bakery.
A one pound loaf of bread delivered
by the New England bakery for 3 cents
l challenge any baker IN Madison OF
Lake county to produce as good a LOAF
of bread as | can. If they call them
selves mechanics, l will give them a weel
to set their yeast while | will produce
yeast and have bread on the market il
48 hours. Th,rty-nine years experience
L. j. STANFORD
Don't n%auseate your stomach with tea
and bitter herbs, but regulate your live
and sick headache by using those ia
NOUS little pills known as Dewitt
Little Early Risers.
FRANK SMITH.
Excursion to Lake OkOb0ji.
On Sunday, August 8, there will b
given o grand band concert in the fin
pavilion ct Arnold's park, on beautiful
West Okoboji lake. This is one of tn
most beautiful resorts in the northwest