The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-22
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Mrs. Guthrie OF Oshkosh, Wis, for.
merly OF this place, who has been visit
ing Misses Sadx and Ida Jones, departed
Tor Flandreau.
Miss Jessie Walker departed for st.
Paul where she will be employed for a
season in u wholesale store to complete
her millinery training.
Arrivals on the evening train, Rev. J.
p. Jenkins and Miss Cora Matheney.
The latter was accompanied by Hazel
Bigsbee who will be her guest for a
week.
Howard Press, -: 4. +. Ripe has
had coal sheds built. IT. X 40 feet, west Of
his warehouse and is putting in platform
scales for the accommodation Of this
branch OF his business.
The ladies OF the Catholic Total Ab.
stinence union will give "A dime social ut
the home OF Mrs. Thos. Carey Tuesday
evening. Coffee, cake aud ice cream
will be served. AS this is the first time
the union has called on the public for
substantial recognition it is hoped they
will receive u liberal patronage.
The improvement league mass meet
ing At the opera house Saturday eve.
ming did not materislize IN suiiic,en,
numbers TO warrant q discussion OF the
important matters before it and au ad'
jour- ment WAS taken TO Wednesday
evening. August 81, ut which time it il
hoped u large attendancenmay be secured
Brookings Register. 10: Miss Eva
Patterson went 10 Csstlewood Tuesday
and on her return announced that SHE
had been engaged to teach the village
schools at that place. Miss Patterson il
an accomplished young lady and the
people At the county-seat OF Hamlir
county are 20 be congratulated 10 secur
ing her services.
Two gentlemen at Pierre have received
a motorcycle or horseless carriage and
will establish q motor line across the
reservation to the Black Hills. 1t car
ries twenty passengers and makes from
10 TO 20 miles an hour according to The
state OF the roads. It hAs been triet
with success on the streets OF Pierre anc
is the first vehicle Of the kind in thu
west.
Bryant Post, II: Everybody in Bry
ant knows lin Cole, Geo. Coles LITTLE
two aud u halt year old boy. Well. Thu
70 always doing the thing up about right
This is his latest. 4. few days ago b
walked out Of the store aud eepied q row
OF gentlemen Of leisure. commonl!
known as hobos sitting or the sidewalk
He eyed them critically for a minute
then walked up to the first and SAID
"Say. r you a boz" On being answer
ed ia the affirmative he continued VI
the line, asking OF each n as he passed
Are YOU a boz" Are you u boz u
reaching the end Of the line he quietl,
sat down next to the end n and re
marked: "Well, I'm a'bo, too
Engineer W. X. Smythe has been II
consultation with the city council IN re
gard to systematizing the streets OF tn
city and numbering the buildings. In
plan is to rechristeA the streets, east an
ives. streets to be designated by u
beers and north and south streets by let
ters. For instance, Egan avenue un1e
the new plan would be known as J
avenue. Mr.. Smythe will call upo
houseowners within q day or two IN re
pard to numbering buildings and tn
expense Of this, which will be Sigh
Will be borne by them. He also oonten
} plates publishing a city directory II nj
plans meet with favor by the propest
owners.
John +. DAILY, son OF the late NJ. "
DAILY. has established an office IN tn
upper front rooms Of the Daly-Tob'
. block adjoining Masonic Temple on ~
> south. His principal business Will =
the management OF his late athers .
a tate. but in addition he will write 'nsu'