The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-14
THE CITY,.
LOCAL RR w. -.

DR.. j. s. johnson returned to Am
Arbor, Mich.
Juror Jos. Muggli arrived on the train
from the north.
Mayor Larkio boarded the morning
train fer the east.
Rev. DR.. Wolff and little daughter,
Margaret, went to Sioux Falls for q day.
A mothers meeti.g will be held in the
parlors of the Presbyterian church to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Arrivals or the evening train: J. ].
Fitzgerald, Judge Jones, Stenographer
Highly AID other attendants upon court.
s. Jamison and wife, Of Poynette, Wis,
arrived on a visit to the family of
Henry Neill, the latter being uncle of
Mrs. Jamison.
Ed. Hewitt, ex.secretary of Brookings
college board, is in the city. He now
travels for the Red Wing Furniture
Manufacturing company.
Mrs. e. Harvey took her final depart
ure this morning., going to Dell Rapids
where she will visit some time before
going to a new location south.
Licenses to wed have beer issued to-
day to Ray Bowel, OF Franklin. and
Elsie Smith, Nunda, Lake county; and
Andy Gerup of Bowdle, Edmunds coun-
ty and Lena Nystrom of Madison.
G. X. Haw, deputy supreme command
er of the Maccabees who assisted the
local tent last evening 10 initiating a
class of three with the new parapher-
MALTA of the lodge, left this morning for
Sioux Falls.
Weather report: Local rains and
thunderstorm this afternoon and to-
night and Wednesday. Cooler in cen
trail and west portions to night. Cooler
Wednesday. High south shifting south.
west to west winds.
The Waapaca, Wis.,, Republican of the
10th inst. the death of Mrs.
Caroline Porter, a very estimable pioneer
lady of that county, in the 10th year of
her age. In the list of her children is
the name of Geo. Z. Porter of Went.
worth, Lake county, s. D., who was
present at the funeral.
B B. Bowel, in the city this after.
noon, reports that the bridge at Lake
Madison inlet has been broken down by
thresher engine attempting to cross it
When Mr.. Bowel passed the bridge fire
was still in the engine, but nobody wae
present. The engine was going south
when the accident occurred.
X The court room in which circuit court
convenes this evening ID the arrival 0i
Judge Jones, has been finely refurnished
New papering has been done on the
walls, floors OF rooms washed out, q new
carpet laid within the bar, and the latte,
re~-arranged 90 as to cut off the jury and
guest rooms from the main hall and
much new painting done. On the whole
it has q very attractive appearance.
< j.. c. Schultz has purchased the stock
and fixtures of the late Montague drug
store of the First National bank and
took possession this morning though be
will not open it up for business until
Mr.. Smith can get another clerk to take
his place. Mr.. Schultz says be will con.
duct the business alone and being az
experienced druggist and holding one oil
the highest pharmacists certificates IL
the state we believe be will make q de.
cided success in his new enterprise.
Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden te
pay any accounts due the former firm oi
s. r. Montague & Co., to any one but
the First National Bank, Madison, as I'LL
accounts are transferred and assigned t.
said bank.
Get your awnings now at the very
lowest figures. A. ARCHER.
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