The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-24

VIII !
A final receipt on his timber culture
arrived to-day for Nels Thompson OF
Summit. ,
A.C. Mason OF Chamberlain and Chas.
Keith OF Brookings are registered at the
Madison house.
Dime sociable tonight at O. T. Thorn.
son, by the Ladies Aid society of the
Lutheran church.
Henry K. Hendricks Of White, state
organizer for the National aid a~ssocia.
ton, Is In the city.
Mrs. j. b. koehler and little children.
Henry and Bessie, left this morning for
q visit to Mrs. koehler's parents at Free
port, LII.
Mrs. Breese Of Randolph, WIS, and
Mrs. Davis of Racine. Wis, arrived this
evening On u visit TO their sister, Mrs.
j. Is. Jones.
.Alonzo Wardall, of Topeka, Kansas.
president Of the national Alliance Aid, a
mutual insurance company, is the guest
OF j. a. McGovern.
Mrs. Wayne Franklin who has been
visiting her parents, MIR. aud Mrs. d. D..
| Holdr'dge. for a week or two returned
home to Minneapolis.
! Everybody IN the city who Owls a
, horse is invited TO drive on the race
track until the Fourth Of july 10 order
70 keep the track in condition until the
races take place.
ID. ID. Holdridge, Esq, returned from
De Smet yesterday where he went to at
tend Judge Benefits court. The court
only held during Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The Frudenfeld-Allen libel case
did not come up for hearing.
The delegates to the Aberdeen con
yentions nearly all returned on the
train from the north. They report a
most harmonious time throughout and
1880 delegates IN line in the parade CIV
en- at the close of the conventions.
The Flandrau Indian ball team re-
turned this morning from its trip to the
north, having def Gated the Fargo team
! at Ortonville, Wednesday, by q score OF
IL TO IA. and were defeated by the Web
ster team yesterday by score Of 10 to
II.
j, II. Preston, officer OF the day: The
cavalry companies TO take part IN thu
parade on July lth will report the SAM
with name OF officer in command TO )
Nj. Preston, chief marshal, on or before
July ., that their commands can be rs
signed positions in line OF March.
: Brookings Press, %: We are in re
ceipt of a letter from j. o. Andrews II
which he says that he has located a
Lake Tetonka Bay, having taken charge
of his brothers summe hotel there tenn
porarily. The Judge and Mrs. Andrew
would be pleased to have Brook'ng
friends who desire a pleasant outing, VIE
1t them there.
Yankton Press, %: Lieut.. Alexande
SHARP, Jr., s~on-in-law of Mrs. Helen M
Hand Of Yankton and in command o
. the converted yacht Vixen with Admire
Sampson's fleet was openly compliment
cd for g~allsutry aud bravery BY Adm'ra
. Sampson on Saturday last. Lieu
Sharp sailed the Vixen into the yer
teeth OF death at Santiago de Cuba an
.cattered q crowd Of Spanish skirmisf
who were endeavorinR to prevent tn
the landing Of American troops.
l. The circus Was pulled out this morr
inc 20 Woonsocket on its way to heo
> 6ald by the same crsw which brought
in. Engineers MoGill and Vidal VIII
Herb Putuey as conductor. The o'rou
features OF the show we're good an
are highly spoken OF by ALL but oonsle
cradle complaint was made against tn
management last evening tor Heep'o
It the ticket Office closed to u late hour an
selling tickets for GO cents at " SIC
,r wagon, many who we're anxious 70 g
!, wora TINS bitten. Most OF the 9TH
sharp games attempted during the da
,,ora ahut down early by the authorize