The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-18
THE CITY,.
LOCAL BREvlrIEk.

weather TcpOIC' IoA "-AA6Ao "
Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Irish and children went to
Flandreau to visit friends.
Mrs. John Walter departed to-day tor
Minneapolis to visit a son and q daugh-
ter.
j. B. Cloudas OF Sioux Falls transact
ed business in the city, returning home
by the morning passenger.
The Eleven-year old son Of Rodney
Royce OF the north part of the county
died yesterday of quick consumption.
&, NJ. D. McGillivray of this city has
rented the Hewlett & Co.., elevator at
Wentworth and will run it the coming
year.
x A. l.. Oper, cousin of Mrs. j. W..
Dawson, and family Of Chattield, Minn.,
arrived this afternoon ~ a visit to their
friends here.
( A gay party of twenty Madison young
folk vent down to Brant Lake to-day to |
join a similar party from Dell Rapids
and together enjoy a picnic. /
Pipestone Star, l6: Miss Agnes
Ryan, OF Madison, s. D., arrived in the
city to day for q visit at the home of MIR.
aud Mrs. d. c. Casey, on the east side.
Tonight the Repertoire company will
present "Only a Woman's Heart" at |
their tent on upper Egan II A
good audience greeted the company last
evening"
There was quite a severe attack OF
gold fever among Madison citizens to-day
after viewing the sample Of gold sent
The DAILY LEADER by j. A. Grant from
the Alaskan gid fields.
Mrs. H. A. Stewart will sell at her resi-
dence in the west part of tow at l p. IN.
to. morrow all her household goods which
comprises a very large assortment OF
useful articles. Terms cash.
John p. Cofey, a former citizen of
Madison, has been in this vicinity sew
eral DAYS looking after his interests. lie
left for Turner county and thence will
return to his home at Whitewater, WIS.
Jos. II. BARLEY of West Superior, a
Harvard student on his way from Dos,
ton to Butte, Montana, on a bicycle,
,ent the night in the city, resumlng bis
ion, ney to-day, going via Bismarck ~
D. ,
" p.,,>,, Harry McCardell returned
last evening fro" "ao'sn'' ~. .' .
where he was visitins n :rea ~ tn
nine pound girl, which a.>., -, =.
9th inst. to make glad the ksazs>
parents.
The school boafd ttet last hight ara
awarded the contract for fitting up Two
commodious school foorns, two clotk
rooms and a hallway, in the third story
OF the Central building. for $500, work
to be completed September IS.
Huronite, Is: DR.. r. NJ. Sbauafelt
has gone to Lawrence, Kansas, where
he will visit q brother. From there be
will 20 to the Black Hills and attend q
meeting Of the Baptist association Of
that district. He will be absent about q
month.
NJohnny La Breo who left home q
couple of months ago to trough it" has
had something Of a varied experience
and finally turned up in q hospital at
Aberdeen with q sprained leg His
father has sent for him and he is expect.
ed home tomorrow.
Atelegram was received to-day by ]. w.
sGoff. announcing the death yesterday at
Bryant OF John w. Pye, q graduate of
the Madison Normal school and now
principal of the Mitchell schools. Con-
.ductor Lou White who came from the
north to-day informs US that the cause
of John. Pye's death was uraemic poison.
ing. He went to bed night before last
not feeling very we'll, but not much was
thought, OF it at the time. AZ he did not
rise at the usual hour yesterday morn
ing q member, OF the family went to his
room and found him dead. He had
probably died about 4 q. N.
.A~pple.fried pies Is cents a dozen at
the New England bakery. All goods
delivered. a@.- E. rs=r
For tho genuine Anheuser Busch La
get Beer, by the glass, key or case, 60 to
j. w. Hurley's. Its out Of sight. Try
it. / also carry q fine line Of Ola Ken
tuoky Whistles and California wines.
It's the place to get your harvest whisky
and California wines, by the gallon. ]
buy in large quantities and can cell
cheap. Give mes trial.
Leave orders tor cakes, pies, cookies,
etc. Of the Model Bakery.