The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-23
THE CITY.


Mrs. John Cauley of Winfred spent
the day in the city.
Duncan Mackay is laid low with a
prospective run of fever.
Frank Palmer is in Chicago laying in
a fall stock for The Fair.
Mrs. w. j. Cleveland vent to Woon.
socket and w. w. Girton to Howard.
Frank Smith and family returned
from Woonsocket on the morning train.
Mrs. John Cline AMI children returned
from Woonsocket where they spent Sun
day.
Salem Special, p: John Fintzel and
wife drove to Madison Wednesday to WIS.,
it his parents.
Weather report: Fair tonight and
Tuesday. Cooler in east and central
portions tonight.
Council meeting tonight to consider
the changes to be made in the power
house and let the contract.
C. M. Klotzbach has sold his pacing
horse to parties near Minneapolis aud
shipped him thither this morning.
c. A. Nichols has moved his tailoring
establishment into the express Office
two doors south of The DAILY LEADER
office.
W. r. Full of Dell Rapids has moved
his family to Madison and today began
his general delivery work for our mer.
chants.
Mr.. ind Mrs. Oper and children, OF
Chattield, MIMI, who have been visit
Ing the family of J. W. Dawson returned
home this morning.
Chas. Packard who engaged in a
'scrap" Saturday evening with a stranger
was brought before Justice Murray and
fined IS and costs, amounting to over
Sill.
Arrivals on the evening train: Gen.
Beadle, Father Hare Of the board of re
gents, Hiram Richardson, Salvationist,
Miss Mary Marquart, Gertie Montague
and other Endeavorers.
The ladies Of the Nj. E. church will
serve luncheon at the home of w. E
Daniels next Tuesday evening between
the hours of s and 8 o'clock for fifteen
cents. Ice cream 10 cents extra. x
Rev. j. P. Jenkins will preach at the
Salvation Army barracks Wednesday
evening, and Friday and Saturday even.
angs from 4 to 10 o'clock the Salvation
lists will serve an ice cream supper.
Rev. Irving McElroy, of Fargo, con.
Quoted services morning and evening
yesterday at the Episcopal church,
preaching very excellent and acceptable
He returned home today.
The populist JUDICIAL county conven-
ton meets next Saturday and the city
have been called in the
respective wards of Madison for 8 p. N.
the evening before Friday August q.
Editor Farley moved his family into
his new residence, the late Episcopal
rectory, Saturday and today. E. B. Case
manager Of the Alliance company ware.
house moved into Mr.. Farley's late
dwelling.
H. j. Munroe departs for st. Paul IN
the morning to be gone the rest of the
week. During his absence, members Of
the A. O. U. w. lodge can pay their Au.
gust assessment and dues to Henry
Neill, and receive receipt therefor.
Mitchell Republican: It is reported
that Rev. A. E. Carhart has concluded
to remove his family to Mitchell and e.
tablish the headquarters Of the anti
saloon league movement in this city.
MI. Carhart make this move 90 that he
can cover the state to q better advan-
tage and be at home more.
The party who stole the three tubs Of
butter at Wentworth ten days ago vas
arrested at Brookings and lodged in Jail
here Saturday night. He gives his
name as Edward Kelley of Chattield,
MINI. He will have a hearing at 5 p. m.
to-day If the states attorney returns on
the evening train.
Little Nora Lannon while riding
horseback Saturday evening in some
way fell from the horse and broke the
lower bone Of her right arm q little be-
low the elbow and dislocating tho upper
bone at the elbow. It is quite q severe
fracture for the little girl and she suffer
ed considerably but bore it we'll until
reset and properly cared for.
Rev. Rayson Of Woonsosket arrived on
the morning train from the west expect
ing to make Connections tor Brookings
where there IL . meeting called OF the
Central Dakota Presbytery tonight.