The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-11
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meal kB1S&
p,,o stet'sr went to Ramona
Mrs. 4. Euckholtz is the guest OF MTe'
\. Palmer.
williamson, Esq, went to Sioux
ia on legal business
cr,on and Geo. Beck went 10
.ri on the evening train.
,,.,ry Frudenield returned from
80 Falls on the afternoon train.
,.rs Farmer aud Radcliffe OF How
,..-. arrivals on the morning train.
a., Elmer Stevenson and children
-, h line to bradley to visit her
blks.
! KNIGHT OF the northwest part OF
.,nr,y wns "a passenger for Sioux
|al.s.
..-riaca license WAS issued to j. i.
,pde Of Lakcyiew and Anna Gulickson
summit.
RI. Social Hour club will hold its
-, ,japc, Thursday evening, In the
Launon building.
ray A.k. Fisher closed his revival
.-y,e4s IN the Advent church to-day
f,.r q profitable season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynn, who .pent
i. night With MIR. and Mrs. Is. Nc
mad departed for Preston. Mimi.
Frank Palmer received "a handsome
|sw cutter to-day, but "a u little
,hamed i, had arrived Sc early in the
ummer.
Stephen Sammon and Mrs. Bertha
Brooks, both OF Madison. we're united in
marriage thus morning by Judge
Holdridse.
Father Stecher Of Howard, ac-
kompan.ed by Father Claude OF Woon-
ocke,, called on Father Flynn between
raius to-day.
Mrs. John Miller OF Olivia, Mimi, who
Us been wishing her parents Nr. and
(irs. Frank "iln,zel returned home by
he north going train.
Arrivals from tho east this evening:
'eg. ". II. Willard Jones, Mrs. j. ID.
Kelley, Peter Hansen aud Mrs. j. }.
(trleh, and lady friend.
I@o heavy engines are expected here
DOB Tor service on this division. No.
E}l, a Blood eng will fall 10 Engineer
re, bol.cs and No. 800, "a Bar engine to
f%.neuneer Pettingill.
Roy Kennedy has entered upon a
Course 0! study mt the Brookings ugri.
cultural college. Roy is one Of the sub
@F'antiaI young men Of Madison and we
pred c,'or him very successful college
work.
Mrs, +. ". ketcham. who departs east
Tomorrow on u lengthy visit to friends
was pI"asantly surprised last evening by
'ooat twenty Of her Eastern Star friends
FiFopplns in unexpectedly and passing
+ Very sociable hour.
bert k"tcham met with quite n serioul
accident this afternoon. While elabor
a'hg an experiment before the class II
''eMis'ry Of the High school. the chem
'c"is exploded. burning h,s hands ant
'oieHead TO the extent that the servioe
" physician were necessary to dres
"S 'n.nrles. Fortunately his eyes es
capped injury.
mo Masons Of Artesian will dedicat
" he" bail in that town this evening.
number OF the fraternity from this cit.
wa attend tho ceremony. DR.. A. /
o'onSh, delivering IN address on tn
ooe'sion. Those taking the eveniD,
'"h west we're. j. NJ. Preston, job,
'."rkin, x. &. MoCallister, VIM. Finite
'eo' IRISH, Il. w. ketcham, VIM. Met
1'1' DR.. y. Il. C!ough. A. +. Ripe an
Ed. Gregory.
Ripe.
'ipestone has been IN n ferment for
W." past over tho supposed discover
god in that neighborhood. Yer
w" Tests are said to be made OF the or
Tom there, BUT timew.ll tell whether III
,pof's are true or not. Referring I
discovery, the Sioux Falls Pres
'he 9th, has the following: I'D.
u"Sey, who is ut the Commercial, state
N'A' an assay was made Of some OF III
'",'" and it averaged from s75 to a.
we ton. The ore was on exhibit,o
."e business houses OF Pipestone la,
there. w
Won, Shields Post, G. A. r., had a
% eed'ngly pleasant time last evenir
w.. occasion OF the installation
s s.s'r officers for the ensuing year. T,
was public to all q. A. r. m.