The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-03
THE CITY.
LOCAL BRkvlTlEs.

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akery, Thos. Carey.
The ~encaustic thing for the floor OF
rank Smiths new store room has ar
ived.
Weather report: Partly cloudy with
peal rains tonight and Saturday. Cooler
saturday.
= Mrs. Harry Chales gave a dinner par
NY to about twenty Of her lady friends
his afternoon.
Mrs. G. b. Kennedy and son Dean,
passengers for Sioux City on q few
lays visit to friends.
Mrs. F. N. Palmer went to Blue Earth
:ity Mimi, to visit her parents and
ring home the twins.
n, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford who have been the
uests OF the Holmes families returned
ONE to Prestan, Mimi.
Cynthia MCGOWAN returned to Eureka
b the evening train to resume her
thool teaching in that place.
" Miss Annie Cross who has been visit.
hg her uncle, VIM. Hewlett, left for
Eawarlen on her return home to Michi-
an.
There will be a meeting Of the parents
the juvenile band boys, this evening.
mil the city hall, at o'clock. A full at
back NICE is desired.
~ l'A..aames Rickert, brakeman, got pinched
the chest this morning by the cars,
caused by the breaking of a coupling.
Vt is not thought to be a serious injury.
~. Ginsburg is the name of the ger.
u!eman who has recently established a
lore in the building formerly occupied
Ny G. A. Kelley, on upper Egau avenue.
n F. NJ. Halstead, Jerry Craney. Ctas.
tenks and Geo. Waters went to Elan.
sfau to witness the ball game between
9e Brookings nine and Flandrau Indi-
ttns.
| ;3rookings Register, l: S. G. Maryland
toye to Madison on Monday with his
vo daughters, Mabel and Cora, who will
pter the State Normal school for a
burse in that institution.
A car with a thousand bushels OF
sheat in it was backed oyer the end of
Le rails on the side track at the mill
lille switching this morning. 1t took
So good engines to pull it or again.
Wound trip tickets to Sovereign Grand
=. S0dse. 1. o. O. F., at Springfield, ILL.,,
eptember 20 to 25, 1897, will be sold
ere at one fare plus sl.O0, on Septem-
or Is, 10 and 20, goodto return Septem-
or %.
The cornice has been placed in posi-
ION on the Smith Fitzgerald three
tory block. The block will hereafter
p known os Masonic Temple, below the
rob Of the cornice appearing the in.
pription, in raised letters, "Masonio
temple; 1897"
Regular meeting IT A. O. U. w. lodge
.pnight. No assessment for South d.
pta for September, but s1.OO for relief
bill. Grand Recorder LAWN announces
/ hat the order in this state has passed
le 5000 mark in membership and ex-
ects it will reach 10000 by the time
rand lodge meets next year.
The contractors Of the new electric
Ight plant have made q deal with j.
leslie Thompson whereby they assist
k.yemoving the wires and poles Of the
Id plant and they are being taken down
spihly. The lines and positions of the
jsw poles are being staked out, and all
= .lwork appears to be progressing ra'
| y.
tsses Edith Fawkes and Kittie
,Ielsr will open kindergarten in the
\ cement Of the Presbyterian church
~ Aday morning. They have partly
: 1jvassed the city and enlisted children
though to make . good beginning nd
fould be pleased to have parents whom
hey have not been able to see, bring
heir children in as early in the term az
|ossible. Terms for tuition are YER,
lesonable.
lC. G. Orr who spent the day in th,
y yesterday departed for Flaudraa
day where the Brookings ball teas
fiji play the Fsndrau ball team for
tlurse Of &l00. This is the third and -
lie a series Of three games, each
vaving won once, and the interest r
1atocme is rather keen. Brookiu
Ioming over with q band and
delegation Of spectators, and
\ lbncert will be given at Flandra@
|vening.
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