The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-19
THE CITY.
,oCAL RRkvITIEn.

Kramer returned to Flandrau.
n,oo, 30. ., 73 cents, No. 3, 6S; flax
90.
A., p. Allen returned from her
mon,hs' visit to Wisconsin.
Ia Vessel, Pres: "The Owls" will
.a,,sv,ain this week. Members OF
ub take notice.
Iohn Slater and daughter OF Henry
.,sa from the north and will proceed
est in the morning.
p.,nlor communication OF Evergreen
H.. \. +. and A. NJ, this evening.
lark in the +. &. degree.
Tina Catholic ladies' sewing society
,,oprcea to be held 1T Mrs. Cochrane's
morrow. has been postponed one week.
pr. Henry X. Frudenfeld, the Tech
Eal pp,ician, has returned and may be
o,.g,t,d as usual. in his Office in the
Iason,c Temple block.
The officers OF the Eastern Star lodge
ms city, and ~ many members
may desire, will go to Ar
ps,,n next Tuesday evening for the
urpose II lnstituting u chapter ut that
l,ce.
There Will be u congregational meeting
( the Presbyterian church at the close
1 prayer meeting tomorrow evening
pr business purposes. All members OF
b. congregation are earnestly requested
be present.
Arrivals from the west this morning:
rank Fox. Mrs. w. w. G,rton and
laughter and Father Stetcher all from
Poward and K. S. Lyons, Of Carthage,
bho comes TO attend the funeral OF the
Ite NJ. ". Daily.
Arrivals from the east: Mrs. DAILY
other OF the late NJ. w. Daily. Frank
lass and wife and Mrs. ID. A. Lyons. all
fCresco, Iowa. the latter two sisters OF
(lrs. DAILY and u brother, Conductor
fitzgerald Of ST. Paul, Thos. Sweeney,
Howard. Gen. Beadle.
Justice lfoldridge's court has been
pecaiIel this afternoon III hearing the
as" II the city against Geo. Angle for
F'@sot'erly conduct and quarrellng the
Pier side Of the Goodspeed Angle tight
he other night and found him guilty.
AtsIr Vas fined slO and costs or go to
~ Ter IKE days. ~
ih' oldest inhabitant says this weather
P"''s anything yer experienced IN Da.
ia. The weather since Christmas has
Peet clear and baImy, the temperature
"hs'lS at the point OF freezing day and
p's''' The same repolts come from all
F'fs o' the state-some OF the more
ambitious papers stating that trees are
P10dn1 and grass ~spronting in some
o~caItles.
W! council met in special session las,
."''he all members except Alderman
.'Ad"rt being present. Superintendent,
'"' "~lectric light plant Rafferty, ten
'''ea iiis resignation to take effect ,m'
i%edla'rly and it was accepted all presen,
''''s aye except Waskey. Contrncto,
"''F'Hon discussed the electric light
p''4' with the council aud manifested a
opposition to do what wns right IN the
"ts'r' The council, however, made Il
""'' OF hlm to put in proper con.
""h 'he are lights on Esan avenue
"''! other defects in the system and
S'o per day damages for the time
Alderman Munson strongly op.
's''' Tins severe penalty and the coun
"'!ourncd Without other definite re.
MS being attained.
'''c'or Glenn OF the government'l
ION weather bureau sums up the
N'"'oer weather ns follows: The
Y"'"'y mean temperature 1872 degree,
normal, showing u pretty cold
N'''er' The monthly mean preci.
.''''h WAS O.!i3 OF IN inch or OBS below
'''''' so that there was also consider
'NS snow or rain fall than usuaI
\, ."S ehat month. A noteworthy fact
precipitation for the month ia thu
'"e southern portion Of the state
"''h OF about two tiers OF counties
e.. .',"l'd about 3 inches, while all the
T., IN" state was almost absolutely
10 will be- remembered that the
Tag" temperature OF November was
lan CONSIDERABLE below normal, l.s
cu,h. ''a'z makes q suggestion tina,
kan;,a" meet with approval--the or.
rsa" "''on Of an old settlers association
Fny'ng the matter in Kundert 4
I hss 'ald's store this morning he said:
that se oeen thinking for some tim.
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