The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-29
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LOCAL BREvI1l Es.
Geo. r. Farmer went to Flandreau to
attend court.
Geo. Gould has moved into his owl
house just south of the motor bridge.
Miss Collins Of last years Normal class
left for Harold to begin school teaching
Monday.
Weather report: Fair tonight and
Thursday. Cooler in west portion to-
night. Cooler Thursday.
X Mrs. John Larkin and daughter we're
passengers for Sparta, Wis.,, where Mrs.
Larkin goes to visit her parents.
< Henry Cuisine is drawing lumber for
To- granary "a by 26 feet on his place
in the northeast part of the county.
The Misses Knutson and Sandal have
moved their dressmaking business
into the rooms vacated by Jacobs &
McGiilivray.
The ladies of the M. E. church gave
an excellent supper and received gener-
Gus patronage last night, realizing $40
on the affair.
Arrivals On the evening train: Mrs.
Emma Roberts, Rev. e. f. Hager and G..
A. Uline. of Dell Rapids. The latter
two come to attend a Chautauqua di.
rectors' meeting.
County Treasurer Berther's office was
besieged with applicants to-day wanting
to pay taxes, and the nimble tax collect.
or accommodated all who applied.
Miss Nellie O'Connor and Rev. Dr..
Shanafelt arrived on the train from the
north. The latter comes to attend a
meeting of the Chautauqua board of di.
recters to be held this evening.
Chicago December wheat opened to
day at 9l1s and closed at s91s. Corn
opened at 29ss and closed at 285a. IL Q
local cash market still stands at 20
cents for wheat and 50 for flax.
Jas. Roche, Il stranger, and drunk,
vas run in and to-day fined SO or
ten days in Jail, by Justice Murray. He
is now trying to get the mayor to remit
the fine on condition tina he leave town.
X Two special cars of the officials of the
pennsylvania Co. were attached to the
eastgoing passenger this morning. The
gentlemen are returning from their an
nual shooting vacation in the vicinity Of
Forestburg.
The Modern Woodmen Camp of
Wentworth will give a ball, Friday eve.
ming, October 8. in the town hall of that
village and cordially invite all their
Madison brethren and ladies. Tickets,
including supper, 81.
G. P. Nash Of Lime Springs Iowa, ar
rived last evening to look after his
property interests in this county. Mr..
Nash spent several weeks here last fall
and made a good many acquaiutances
which he is renewing.
1T. Lannon has commenced the erec.
ton of q barn 80 by 40 feet, with Il feet
posts, on his half section farm west OF
Ramona. Mr.. Lannon has 26 stacks Of
wheat there to thresh which is o good
crop and he needs a building to hold the
grain.
Several dozen of aprons will be
auotioned Of by William Leo at the Pres.
byterian church. Friday evening. Sup.
per will be served from $50 to 8 p. m.
Adults Is cents, children Is cents.
Don't fail to ~patronize the boys and
girls.
c.. g. Albee OF Lacrosse, the broom
manufacturer, arrived this morning with
all of his machinery and will at once
proceed to locate his plant and engage
IN the manufacture Of brooms in Mad
ison. His factory will furnish employ
ment for five or six men to begin with,
and the business will be enlarged as the
demand requires. Mr.. Albee's family
arrived BY the evening passenger and
they will begin housekeeping as soon as
their goods are unloaded. Mr.. Albee ls
brother-in law Of P. Ryan of this city.
The Synod Of South Dakota, Of the
Presbyterian church IN the U. s. A..
meets in the Presbyterian church, Madi.
son, Thursday Of next week at 3 p. m.
continuing it's sessions over tho follow.
ing Sabbath. The Synod is composed
OF five Observation-Disclosures, Black
Hills, Central Dakota, Southern Dakots