The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-06
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVITlEA.

G. J. Porter was a passenger Tor Sioux
Falls.
Mrs. C. q. Wood was a passenger for
Chicago.
George Judd departed for Sioux Falls
and st. Paul.
Agent Holmes is moving his family in
to the Mrs. Marx house.
The train from the Eorth will not ar
rive until 1880 this evening.
Miss Mary Ann Knudson went to
Minneapolis to visit friends.
r.. S. Person of Howard, was on the
morning train returning to Washington.
X Mrs. Nj. w. Daily and son Walter we're
passengers for Minneapolis this morning.
Nellie Walden was a morning pass
enger for Sinsinawa, Wis, to attend
school.
Z Mrs. j. NJ. Preston, sister, Mrs. Ault,
and son Charles departed for Minneapo-
lis to visit friends.
y. Mrs. Marx and daughters, Laura and
Bertha. departed for their future home
at Galesburg, LII.
x Jacob Lampke and wife who have
been visiting Register of Deeds Thurow,
departed for California.
Miss Hattie Billings returned to the
Pacific Coast this morning to resume her
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Arrivals on the evening train: Henry
Fisher, w. w. James, Minnie McGllli-
vray and Misses Maud and Ada Phelps.
Labor day-a legal holiday-our
banks, county offices and places of pub
lie business we're closed and the occu-
pants generally afield after the sportive
chicken.
4 Misses Annie OConnell and Maggie
RAYMOND went to Minneapolis to pur.
chase millinery stock. Miss O'Connell's
store will be closed until she returns the
middle of next week.
y One of l. D. Smiths teams with a load
OF lumber took freight at a passing en-
CINE this afternoon and scattered
lumber p~romiscuously for some distance
along the sidetracks until it came up
against the bank corner opposite the
Lake Park.
- Miss Susie LaBrec returned from
Winfred whittier she had gone to teach
school not having received q letter from
the board Saturday notifying her that
school would not begin until one week
from today. Miss Mary Marquart will
teach there also.
Howard Democrat, 4: William How.
lett was up from Madison Tuesday. He
is engaged in buying stock in Lake
county, and owns q quarter section Of
land just east Of John Bertha's place
east of Howard.
G. G. Albee, the gentleman who has
been looking over Madison with q view
to establishing a broom factory, depart
ed east to-day. Mr.. Albee has very
nearly perfected arrangements to locate
here, having partially rented a building
and will probably return with his ma
chinery the Goth.
Yankton Press, 3: Secretary Kelley
Of the state board of agriculture ::writei
to Walter B. Dean acting secretary oi
the local association that moro than 10(
entries for prizes have been made in the
Woman's Department OF the state Fail
by people in DesMoines, Iowa. Mr.
Deal says the team of pacing elks from
Sioux City will be one of the attractions
of fair week.
Dell Rapids Times, 8: E. Harvey, Of
Madison, was in town Monday. We un'
derstand that he is now on the road can
wasting. Ed. Gregory, who resided in
Dell Rapids about eight years ago and
run a blacksmith shop, was in town last
Friday night and called on many OF hit
old acquaintance. Mr.. Gregory is now
rnnuing q blacksmith shop in Madison
and is doing q good business.
Peaches, free stone and cling stone, 8;
cents q box, tomorrow and this evening
at THos. CAREY's.
A..Archer. Undertaken, Madison. q. ID
Take Notice.
A. Archer has had twenty-five years
experience in the undertaking business
in Ohio and understands it thoroughly
Hereafter be will keep q full line Of cas-,
kets which will be trimmed to orderat
the very lowest prices. Remember. it Il
hard to part with your dear ones, ant
very annoying to pay exorbitant prices
for their burial. A. ARCHER.
Undertaken.
Moments are useless IL trified away
and they are dangerously wasted il con