The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-21
THE CITY.
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The Juvenile band is called to meet
at Z this evening in the city hall.
Mrs. Mackay, sister of Postmaster
Tobiu, was a passenger for DEBORAH,
Iowa, her home.
Ben r. Benson of Spring Valley,
Mimi, has taken a position as clerk in
McGillivray's store.
Frank Smith and family went to
W~oonsocket to spend Sunday with MI.
and Mrs. Buckholtz.
Miss Nellie Shaughnesey, sister of Mrs.
John Walden whom she has been visit.
ing, returned to St. Paul.
The Misses Edna and Alma Harrison
who have been visiting Mrs. Joe Gilbert
returned to their home at Austin.
Arrivals on the evening train: Prof.
McClenon and family, I. Lannon, v. r.
Walden and Rev. Father Flynn.
The proudest man in town to-day is
VIM. Roche over the arrival of a girl in
his family. The first four were boys.
Conductor Thomas Fitzgerald and son
who have been visiting friends here for
a week returned home to Minneapolis.
Johnny LaBrec arrived home last
evening, suffering from a badly sprained
ankle received by falling from a load of
hay.
Mrs. Chestnut and Mrs. Brooks will
serve a Sunday dinner tomorrow to
which the citizens of Madison are
invited.
Miss Larson, a Salvation lassie who
arrived from Bristol and assisted at the
barracks here last night, departed for
Chicago, to-day.
Departures east by the morning train
were Judge Aiken, NJ. E. Mosher and
attorneys engaged in the La Belle
rancho cases, also W. w. James.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve luncheon at the home of w. f.
Daniels next Tuesday evening between
the hours Of 5 and 8 o'clock for fifteen
cents. Ice cream 10 cents extra. *
Rev. H. H. Russell who speaks at the
union meeting 10 the opera house to.
morrow.evening, is one of the most for
chile and eloquent advocates of the
temperance cause on the American
platform.
Mrs. Mary Westaby, mother OF the
Westaby brothers of Herman township
returned to her home in Illinois this
morning. She al accompanied on the
way by Mrs. c. T. Westaby who goes to
visit her folks in New Jersey.
The c~opartnership heretofore existing
between Arthur & Marquart, in the CO.
ment chimney and thing business, was
to-day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. Marquart who will settle all &C.
counts Of the firm retaining the busl-
ness.
The democracy Of Lake county met in
mass convention this afternoon to select
delegates to the judicial convention at
Sioux Falls, September /. The conven.
ton was organized by electing G. A.
Nichols chairman and W. G. Beaman,
secretary. The following were elected
delegates: P. F. Mullaney, G. NJ.
Farley, Thos. Byrnes, P. j. Ryan, G. A.
Nichols. w. G. Beaman.
DR.. Russell lectured in Vermillion
August 10. The following is from Rev.
G. E. Hager: "Dr. Russell's magnificent
addresses captured Vermlllion yesterday.
They surpassed the highest expeota-
tions. You a afford to pack hall OF
church for something richer than Klon-
dyke. DR.. Russell is unlike any other
speaker, equaling the best, logical and
convincing, winning hosts Of friends for
the cause"
Several loads Of new wheat were
brought to market to-day. Frank
Rohrer Of Pennington brought in a load
which graded No. 3, as did also Frank
Thistle, 20 miles northwest OF here in
K~ingebury county. This also graded
Nc. 3, Us near as the buyers San tell, the
grades on new wheat not being estab.
lished. 1t sold for 70 cents. Old wheat
would bring 80 cents to-day on the local
market. Cash wheat in Minneapolis and
Chicago to-day closed at from 3 to 7
cents over the dollar; futures at 9o1&.
Calls for Monday are placed as high az
Sl.13.
All kinds Of fancy cakes, pies and
cookies fresh baked every day at the
Model Bakery.
Leave orders tor cakes, pies, cookies,
etc. At the Model Bakery.