The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-23
THE CITY.


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man on professional business.
Remember the county fair meeting in
the city hall tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. V. r. Walden and little son
went to Ramona IN the evening train.
Mrs. Berg went to Villas to visit her
daughter, Mrs. r. L. Berg, until recent.
ly a resident Of this city.
Mrs. Chas. Jones and children who
have been visiting friends here for some
time returned home to Fulda, MINI.
Tonight, Ben Hur illustrated by %
stereopticon views, by Kauaga. NJ. E.
church. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
There will be a meeting of the kinder
garten association in the Presbyterian
church Saturday, July "a, at 3 p. m. s.
Arrivals on the evening train: Eldro
Hubbell,J j. B. Koehler, w. w. James and
wife, c. E. Colby and a Salvation lassie.
Judge Holdridge last evening united
in matrimony E. A. Aldrich and Mrs.
Ellen Crawford of the northeast part of
the city.
xThe mother Of Conductor Joe O'Brien
and his eister, Hannah, who have been
: visiting for a few weeks went to Mime
apolis before returning home to Waukon,
Iowa.
Y VIM. Whitmore reports rye harvest
ing in progress on his farm, and a very
heavy crop. He has a field of wheat 10
the slough" which also promises an ear
ly harvest.
Carthage dispatch, 81: Through u
telegram received here from Howard it is
learned that Miss Lille Ryan, a daugh-
ter of ex-State Senator Ryan, of this
county died last night of pneumonia.
IA social party was given by the
Cranney brothers at the home of Chas.
jerks last evening in honor of their
cousins Frank Ryan aud James Brazzel,
of Luverne, who are making them a
visit.
4 Adolph Schmidt sold three farms
yesterday, two in Wentworth and one in
Wayne. The fact that they we're all sold
to home parties shows that those who
have had experience right here, have
confidence in the future of Dakota.
~Expressman Harry Dick and wife
were passengers for Sioux Falls whence
they will go to White Lake to visit Mrs.
Dicks parents. They expect to be gone
acouple Of weeks and in the meantime
the express business here will be attend.
ed Mr.. g. 8. Harlan of Lacrosse.
Rev. Mr.. Elliott, Christian evangelist,
formerly of this county is now doing re.
yival work at Highmore this state and
meeting with great success. He writes
q friend in this city that his meetings
there have resulted to 168 accessions to
the church and more still coming.
B~ridgewater dispatch, 81: A hail.
storm passed through the northern part
Of Hutchinson county last evening about
two o'clock, which ruined all crops in q
strip about three miles wide and twelve
or fifteen miles in length, ending near
Marion Junction. There was a heavy
rain here but no hail.
4 Presiding Elder Sukow of the German
Evangelical conference of North and
South Dakota ism the city the guest Of
Rev. Mr.. Fisher. He will hold quarter
ly conference at Ramona beginning this
evening and continuing until Sunday
afternoon. Sunday evening he will
preach in the Advent church OF this city.
Howard Press, %: Peter Grinsger Of
Madison spent Sunday in Howard as
the guest of his brother, Lars. Miss
Ida Downs, who has been visiting with
Mrs. G. L. Oleson, returned to Madison
Saturday morning. -. Frank Halstead
and family Of Madison, went through
Howard Saturday Tor a few days fishing
on the Jim.
County Superintendent D~augherty re-
ceived .word to-day from Prof. l.. G..
Pinkham that he would be here to
lecture before the teachers institute
next Tuesday evening. The lecture will
be given in the M. E. church. A vote
was taken in the institute to day on a
choice for state flower, 1O2 votes being
cast. The violet received the greatest
number 30, though the primrose and
May flower were close seconds.
Sioux City Journal, %: H. G. Chap.
man has just returned from a trip
through northwest Iowa and Sonth Da.
kota. He took the trip for the express
purpose Of seeing how the crops are pro-
crossing. He said be found everything