The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-05
The CITY.


I.A'lfA' III
-, Work in Il. A. degree.
~. Ka,ie nasnn, who has been resid-
.,,u.,h Mrs. John c"ll'n"n' returned
- Austin, Nlnn.
~ BlAuyel, OF Sioux Falls is in the
:, tokIn, after the property interests
aWm NanEps. "
u, , ) Torbet and wife, OF Andover.
...,.3 10 da, 70 spend the rect OF the
.,,..r with their son. Brakeman VIM.
Torbe'.
Ms. Nell OConnor gave very
,r.asar, c.nch party To u few OF her
,..rl. I,-, evening ut the rooms OF her
...e-. Mrs Thos. Carey.
arrival. from the west this morning
-.-.R.y.A \. {. shepherd from Woon-
,,., E.y. and Mrs. &. f.. iiager OF
!, v.rhell, and V. X. Walden.
,ris,nke was made yesterday IN the
.rr,guccm.nt 81 the price OF u square
,., a. the Catholic ladies' supper 10
go, l.shouli have been - cents in
...ai 4 l.. Ice cream served extra.
rLarnon'- building this evening.
Tie Al,ha Camera club will hold u
Z ...ns .o-ulgh, n, 30. sharp. u, the
q,b the Central block. All
resi-. ani prospective members are
ley...i 10 b" pr sent. Henry II. Fru.
d-.,p.a. president. Jenn,. &. Hutchinson.
~~.'-,ar!
Looms kump' departed o.day for New
i~l.M;.ou, Iowa, wher. his brother. Wi.
Ian, : erecting IA building and putting
H. lie .oN Mill machinery moved ,hI;hcr
ton TINS pace. Should the flax crop
tr,e lex Year warrant IL. kumps Bros.
vii rryiac- IT,. mill here and do bus
l~-- 4, ,Le old stand.
E4,rtt - social at IL. home ot Mrs
! F.. J at-ou Friday evening. February
!. h Tie indies - III. NJ. T.. church.
hati r.tt",i Valentines, fancy articles
81 Aat."mnd" candies for snlc. lt..
~.,e-Aaen'-. consisting 81 ic. cream
eaa". Ole" and cocoa. will be served
-'Is 'ae evening for 10 cents.
~ Na.a'aulua lecturer we'll known
= A~ti.~an, the Sioux Ciiy journal o.
" ~ tAs the following: "R.v. DIR. G.
Il >'Hea.and ana wife lief, Sioux City
-, L,.s' for Jackson, Tenn, where DR.
'''eN.'hd Las accepted "a ph~sioraie. 4
.a'i" Lan.ber Of their friends and nd.
les lot only among the members oil
!" ffs. Baptist church. but all de-
loM'nt'!on-, We're at the railway station
s-e item OIL"
lie 'adies OF the EeDekah lodge gave
Noo"eb' social in the l.. q. r. rooms
81 hlsht at which ABOUT one hundred
WI" Present. The gentlemen had a
"'"! problem unweavlnR tho web but
"oel IL" tables en- the ladies in elegant
al" A''er"ard 10y weaving IA web OF
"'D''Fons meshes Of stout cord aud EN-
't'''H man! OF the 'spooney" couples
1"' presentation OF u curry comb to u
f01'neht lady OF the order also cut
'"'ea isure on IA gentleman's head.
''o"S Falls Press, 4: George
s"'osrer' who has been travelling ex-
"''"s over the state during the pas,
or two. Is confident that Sioux
- e"ii secure the convention OF the
'''olaI liuttermakers ussoc,ut,on which
VS during the coming year. Wher
"e has been the dairymen and but.
."""ers are IN favor Of holding the
y. "'n4 here ard il should be the duty
"Nci'izcns Of the town TO call a meet,
" once and take steps to get the
V1'ehtion here.
young mems supper at the Pres
.'"h church last night was quite
"' "'"'r and we'll patronized, the
r4"s gentlemen realizing about SIS
nigh school orchestra furnished
t"s"''ul muse which is deserving O
1--WE. This band consists Of Geo
y "%a'ers' director and lst cornet
1, 'h"phe and Brucs McCallister
''''ns; Islla Webster, I'd violin
'''h Ball. c~larionet; Chas. Ball, ..
Ea,'' Esrl Bell, trombone; Bessie
'''ers, piano.
(oar, meeting last evening, the schoo
r ~a' allowed the teachers regular sal
"'d other bills for incidenta
ls,aa ss'' The proposition Of r. s
ooL '", representing the America,
Co., to replace in our cit,
(sn, "'S rarbell's grammars with Max
h,ho a' .ook for book. new books for old
lp,sa a' extra expense to pupils, was ao
Ess 'u' 1t was also decided to fix at tn,
la,;. sVular meeting in February tn
OF teachers for tho school yea