The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-10-05
THE CITY.
LOCAL BKEVlI1Es.

xOCIA BIKE ~.
Willis jerks departed east.
Regular meeting of Eastern Star this
evening.
New advertlsements-C. H. Wood,
Schultz & Grow.
Mrs. Emma Roberts returned to her
home at Woodstock, MINI.
NDr. Clough aud wife we're passengers
for Sioux City to view the carnival.
Arrivals this evening: q. 3. Kennedy,
j. H. Williamson, Mrs. s. NJ. jerks.
Miss Edwards, who has been working
with Mrs. lott, returned to her home at
Sioux Falls.
Weather report: Fair tonight and
Wednesday,; cooler to.night. Fresh
northwest winds.
X Geo. Ivy who bought the Dan Rounds
place last spring returned this evening
with his bride from California.
4 Mrs. Mitchell departed for Sheldon
and Primghar, Iowa, to join her husband
in visiting friends for a few days.
< The dynamo ard engine for the new
electric light plant nave arrived and are
being put in place in the power house
to-day.
{. P. Nash, who has been here for
several days looking after his property
: interests, returned home to Lime
Springs, Iowa.
December wheat in Chicago to-day
opened at 1913, closing at OH. Corn
opened 1913, closing 1913. Cash wheat
on local market 50 cents; flax IS.
Fiandreau dispatch, 4: Clyde Keep
hart plead guilty Saturday to the Erick.
son robbery. Sairom S%trangeland en-
trial for the crime was acquitted the day
before.
Rev. w. j. Hill of Huron was an east
going passenger this morning to attend
meeting of the Central Dakota presby-
terry which meets at Wentworth this
evening".
The Opperud building was moved up
Egan avenue and we'll started along
Center street towards it's location east
OF the opera house by A. E. Fuller and
his force of men.
N1he Salvation Army post at this
place has been closed indefinitely and
Capt. Cornish and Lieut.. Lyman took
their departure this morning for Mar
shall. MIMI, their future field of labor.
Reverends Jones OF Huron, White OF
Volga, Brown Of Woolsey and Elder
Grant of Huron arrived on the train
from the north on their way to Went
worth to attend the meeting of thu
Central Dakota Presbytery.
The W. G. r. U. will meet with Mrs
j.. /. Hubbell tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock. Mrs. 8. M. jerks, the delegate
to the state convention at Vermillion
will relate her experience at the conven
ton. All women are cordially invited.
<Geo. Klotzbach started at 2 p. m. to
day for Brookings with Prince Amo, te
enter him in the races at the county fail
this week. At Yankton Prince Ame
made a record of 1854 and those WIT
saw him say he can do better. He is a
promising horse.
Postmaster Tobin turns over to BIZ
successor this evening the charge ant
property Of the Madison postoffice, aav
ing made a very efficient and paiustak
ing official during his incumbency. Tn,
new assistants who will be in their place
tomorrow will be Misses Lizzie JoneI
and Mary Jones. 81
Marriage licenses were issued last eve
ming to John Telfore and Mary E
Smith, both of P~ipestone, Mimi, VIII.
we're married by Rev. J. P. Jenkins, ant
to Andrew Boyd Of Herman and Nelli
Ryan ct Ramona, this county, who wer
married this moraing at the Badu
Catholic church by Rev. I. A. Flynn.
The Stockholders meeting of tn
Building and Loan association last eve
ming adopted the proposed amendmen
extending the privileges Of bidding 70
money to stockholders in Lake count
outside the CITY Of Madison, the mono,
to be bid off under the same condition
which have heretofore obtained. Their
was $1,000 in the treasury to be loane,