The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-20
THE CITY.
BREW lTIE~.

Rav. T.. a. O'a''o
l. at the Stony Ridge school house in
lnklin township.
Nhen; holds the same IN the local
-h,, Flax went up two cents to-day,
ne quo,ed a, sl.o2.
,hos. Tierney, chief: All parties are
rnai against taking apparatus OF any
A from tiremen's hall.
H. \ y. Clough returned on the II
-. train from professional calls at
!, prss,on aud Oldham.
(rh,s McKeon, Geo. Van Cunningham
! ,,hers from Howard came down to-
: to attend the funeral OF the late NJ.
DAILY.
r.v. Curtis II. Waters, will preach at
II revival service Tomorrow q
January 81. Subject: Hiding
say from Cod
II Tobin OF the north part ofthe
|un,y was i IN the city to-day and re-
Ar,s TINT u creamery ~ being built IA
Ia north OF Prairie Queen.
Henry Enos OF Bryant and Thomas
em,, OF Sioux Falls Falls. collector for
Ia Plano Harvester company, are regis
Ned at the Madison house.
John Malone aud james Ward, OF
adlson, Nebraska, old time acquaint.
Ices OF j. 4. Shimerda, are looking up
be merits OF Lake county lands with a
Jew TO locating.
Departures by the east going tram to-
ky we're: Frank Maloy, Sioux City,
t.ls McCallister, Muscoda. We, Ed.
~,e,zel, Colman, John Slater, Blue
Iarth City. MINI.
Arrivals on the evening train, l. ID
mi,h, S. d. Cooley OF Dell Rapids and
be Observation-Disclosures and sister
no have been ut the Iowa Homeopathic
osp.tal. The latter have beet con.
iderably benefited by their treatment.
The following dispatch from Portland,
Oregon, dated the 18th inst. gives gooc
Jews Of u Madison boy from the klon
Ike county: ID. u. Stewart who arrive,
rom Dawson City on the s,eamer Corona
,. seattle. came to this city and deposit
u $4,000 in gold dust with u safe de
poslt company. Stewart. who Is also +,
PARTNER OF Alexander Mcdonald, the vel
known millionaire OF Dawson, is on HI
pay TO San Francisco. TO purchase
)nachinery TO DO used III mining II
Alaska. IL is his intention to rush tn
hachinery over the passes as far as Lake
Bennett and then wait for the river 4
Ppen. John Gregor, also u passenger b!
HE Corona, passed here on route for Sal
Francisco with u valise containing SAC.
F"o IN gold dust.
The University E~extension circle mo
Past evening. with u fair attendance
fluder the leadership OF Prof. McCleno'
tnd passed u very profitable session
l he topics treated Of were. Tho Goth
F'na Huns, by Geo. K. Farmer; The relu
on Of the Jute, Angle and Saxon In
E"slon TO the English Language by Mis-
pehnie llutchison; Charlemagne b
Mrs, ). VI. Jends; Questions on the tex
~ Progress" by the leader. Mrs. "
T'irton acted AS critic. The subject
'of discussion at the meeting two week
''ehce are: Mahammed. The Cresce
r'ha Inc Cross, The Founding OF Ems
'oh", AID the Feudal System. AIS
Questions on the text OF progress"
me funeral obsequies over tho lat
''a'hew W. DAILY took place this for.
"ooh at 1890 from st. Thomas churcl
Icy. /. A. Flynn oflicinting. An in
"'e'se procession Of about Is vehicles a
'e'ded the remains from the family res
|'e"ce to tho church. At the latter, tn
arrangements and exercises were plui,
'''emn aud impressive according to tn
,''ual Of the Catholic church. son
beautiful flowers graced the chancel an
-! upon abe bier. The ~pallbearers wer,
'''h Walden, Il. Lannon, Patrick Ryal
""H. Lyons, John Rel and Il. Is. Fit.
e'r"!d. After the services ut the churc
VIC procession, augmented by the COZ
'9ahces c~ongregated at the churcl
~" numbered 90 vehicles, wended il
way through the principal streets Of tn
o.'y TO the Catholic cemetery. All plnc.
business in the city were closed dow
N'"A ~ to II o'clock az a mark OF n
,p''t to the memory OF deceased al
family.
m, ""hted, q cook ut the Ideal restau
f.. A. ARTHUR.
ba mo TO .. A. Kelley's for oho,oe drie
Al aud that nice full cream chees
p"ckage cofiess at 10 ocnts.