The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-08-30
THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Henry Ripe OF Fairmont, Minn.' re-
turned home.
Attorneys Soper and Farmer went to
Wentworth on q suit.
C. B. Kennedy arrived from the west
on the morning train.
Wheat has been both up and down to-
day just holding its own.
Mre, II. NJ. Turner of Aberdeen is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Boswell.
Modern Woodmen will be pleased to
learn that there will be no assessment for
September.
Lieut.. Hiram Richardson will speak
at the Salvation Army barracks tomor-
row evening.
Lost, in the city yesterday, an opal
stick pin. Leave at this office and re-
ceive reward.
Mrs. Harris and daughter, accompan-
led by Mrs. Kate Murray, returned home
to Appleton, Wis.
Weather report: Generally fair to-
night and Tuesday except local showers
Tuesday. Warmer tomorrow.
Rev. H. P. Carson, of Scotland who
preached at Artesian yesterday, was an
east going passenger this morning.
The ladies society of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will meet September
2nd, ? o'clock p. m. at Mrs. 1ver
Broby's.
Geo. O'Brien, who had been visiting
his cousin, NJ. w. Daily, since Satu day,
returned this morning to his nome at
Rochelle, III.
Arrivals on the evening train: leila
Webster, Or. J. IS. Johnson, DR.. +. n.
Palmer, John Callinan and a large num-
Der of Normal students.
John o. Magnussen, a prominent Min.
nehaha county farmer, and wife
are visiting Eric Olson and wife, old
time friends, of Orland. All came to
town today and had tAelr pictures taken
Not many from this place %patronized
the excursion yesterday to Big Stone
lake but the number who arrived at the
lake from different directions was i'm.
mense. The trip vas an enjoyable one
Mrs. Bushley and Mrs. Hedricks, who
have been visiting their brother, j. Les
L. NNl~.o~oo~ for a. CEOrf tinno donorfor
for their homes, the former ut Lake View
Mich, and the latter at Kankakee, III
F. R. Van Slyke, deputy head consu
OF the Modern Woodmen for this state
will institute q new camp Of twelve mem
bers at Wentworth tomorrow evening
Local Woodmen are invited to go dow
and assist.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Thoe
Stanford, who is suffering from parlysi
of the brain, Mr.. Stanford of the New
England bakery, will retire from
business for a few weeks in order to car
for his wife.
Lost, Thursday, August 26, 9ol'
riding-bow sp~ectacles. Return to thi
office and receive suitable reward. Also
lost, Sunday, August %, either at LAX
Madison OF on the road returning, gold
bow eye glasses with cord attached, 70
which, also, q suitable reward will be pai
il returned to this Office.
Four street and two saloon fights oc
CURED Saturday night in about an hour
Two of the drunken instigatorl
Richard O'Brien and Richard William
were brought before Justice HOLD
ridge this morning and the forme
fined $40 and costs or eight days in jai
The latter was given n day in jail Q
pay s..
Mrs. Geo. Frances of Pierre has bee
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gilmore fo
the past several days. negotiating for th
lease OF the Madison house and be
about succeeded in the deal. M,
Frances will arrive from Pierre K
morrow when the final negotiations wi
probably be completed and the preser
occupants of the hotel, Mr.. and MI
Harvey, retire. Mr. Frances has col
Quoted the Northwestern hotel at Pier,
for a number Of years and is vel
popular with people throughout til
state who have had business that Gale
them to the capital city.
Flandrau Herald, %: Ole Nelson an
Sairom Stangland. two OF the prisoner
who broke jail here August IL, wei
brought back last Sunday morning /
Nelson's father. The two men be
been between here and Nelson's farr
which il neal Aurora, all the time b
tween their escape and their retur
Ole Nelson was taken sick and vi
obliged to 60 to his fathers, expectir