The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-04
THE CITY.
10 CAV

LOCAL BREvAl.R rs.
w. M. Beardsley went to Aberdeen.
DR.. J. Weller Long at Dr.. We
Daniels office this evneing,
Chas. Carey started out with amen
10 cent delivery wagon to day.
Mise Alice Nunemaker departed for
Dubuque, Iowa, to visit a sister.
A child Of Mr.. Evans, living one mile
north of Colman, died yesterday. II
The meeting Of the mothers club will
be postponed until Wednesday, of next
week.
Regular meeting of the Maccabees at
Masonic hall tonight. A class is to be
inflated.
Rev. Mr.. Cline departed for Hawarden,
Iowa, to join Mrs. Cline in visiting for
ten days.
j. H. Williamson, Esq, and Hon.
C. B. Kennedy went to Fla drau to try
q case in court.
One of j. B. Koeh!er's white ponies
died to-day after coming in from a forty
mile drive by "a travelling man.
Arrivals from the west this morning
we're Miss Nellie O'Counor, Mre. T.
Buckholtz and Mrs. E. V. Coon.
Miss Jessie Stewart departed for Sioux
City and after witnessing the Carnival
will join her parents in Arkansas.
Stockholders of the building and loan
association meet this evening to amend
the bylaws. Every M turn out.
December wheat in Chicago to-day
opened at 8915, closing at 1926. Local
cash wheat slumped to 66 cents; fax to
-.
Owing to II social and other engage
ments the University extension circle
will meet next Wednesday evening at Z,
sharp.
Mr.. Ed. Coffey of Fillmore county,
MIMI, who has been visiting his son,
John G. Coffey, during the ummer re.
turned home.
Weather report: Probably showers in
extreme eastern portion this afternoon,
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday
Cooler east portion.
Willis jerks Of Wells, Mimi, is at the
Madison house, visiting old frtepds in
the city. He wishes to dispose of bis
property in the city before leaving.
Tickets to Sioux City this week dur.
ing the Carnival will be sold at the
Madison depot for one fare for the round
trip, $50, good to return until October
IL.
Departures for Sioux City this morn
ing to take in the sights Of Carniva
week, were Mrs. G. w. Wood, Miss Mar,
Fits, I. D. Smith and H. B. Williamson
and wife.
The county commissioners met to da,
IN regular quarterly session all member
and the auditor being present. Theil
time was chiefly occupied to-day il
auditing bills.
Garretson Progress, 1: Alvin Herber
returned Tuesday from q trip to Madi
BOZ and DeSmet. He was looking VI
the course of study at Madison Norma
with the idea OF carrying on some of til,
studies at home this fall, so as to keel
up with his classes. He made the tril
on wheel.
j. j. Fitzgerald returned Saturda!
evening from his duties as superinten
dent of the ticket department at tn
state fair and reports it an entir'
success. It paid out all premiums ant
expenses and had money over. The OK
hlbits, be says were very fine, the agri
cultural display from Sanborn count.
excelling all others. even the fine display
OF Yankton, Clay and other large neigh
boring counties being cast completed.
in the background.
President Beadle Of the State Nnrma
school has addressed a. circular to al
county superintendents east of the Mis-
souri, river calling attention to the fac
that the state board Of regents have de
cided to open a ten weeks summer nor
NAL school in this institution during th
summer Of 1898, and annually thereai
ter, and hores that If it meets wit
favor aud patronage it may be contin
ued four terms in the year. It is de