The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-10

According 10 the new time table
which Ross toto effect Sunday next, 90
the Bristol kne, Che freight train goes
north at 1910 . m. and the passenger 1t
s:lO p. ~; arriving from the north. the
passenger Ut lo:i5 .. IN. and the freivh.
at3:jO p. IN.
Mrs. Joe Gilbert went TO Albert Leo,
Mimi, to-day in response 70 u summons
from Mrs. Fred Dudley, whose husband
died st that plaos last night. Mr.. bud.
10y was formerly al engineer on this end
and has been confined to bed Tor three
months with consumption Of which he
died.
Sioux City Journal, .: There 10 a
great deal u travel in and out Of South
Oskots at present. Many are paying
v,sits ia the state aud on tho way back
home. aud others are looking over the
ground with . view 10 location. A great
crowd IL about the Mllwaukee depot
every morning. The South Dakota
teachers from the western part Of the
state, Who bad been attending the an.
nusl convention Ct the South Dakota
Educational association at Hot Springs,
=. D., began 10 arrive in Sioux City last
night ON their way home. A larger
nu N Der will arrive this afternoon.
Luells \. Ramsey OF Woonsocket, as
president. has issued her annual letter
announcing the annual convention OK
the south Dakota state ". {. r. L., ct
Madison. September : TO II. There will
10 u meeting OF the executive committee
Septembe q aud I. Each unlon Is emit
tied 10 send its president, q delegate at
large and one delegate Tor every twsnty
members. For good aud sufficient reHs-
| ous the convention is held earlier than
usual, but II will be u rich feast. Miss
| Marie G. Bsehro will be with the con.
vsn,ion again this year. Madison union
will entertain the delegates.
The ball game at 2 p. m. tomorrow Of
tho grain men against the city, promises
70 afford q red hot time aud much spec
uls,iou 10 being worked up on the out
come. Though all the players are not
definitely decided upon the make UP OF
uines 10 expected TO be a. follows: Ele'
vs,or nine, Hahn and Theoph'lus, bat
,ery. w. II. Buck, A. BUCK. u. Steele
Case, Carey. Fotzel, d. Msokay. CITY
nine, Mitchell and Sammoo, battery
Moore, d. Jones. HubOel', J. Norton
Nichols, T.. Stoddsrd, M"rquart. Al
m,ssi,n 70 tho grounds will bs % csnts'
and not . little money is expected 10
change hands on the result OF tho game
A proposition Of City Engineer Home
"a the Sioux F'alls city council reist'Se
70 tho width OF the rosd-bed OF res'oent
streets 10 not without bearing upon tue
width Of such streets in other v aoo
We believe peculiarly applicable TO the
...;dsnt streets Of Madison. Many OF
our rssideu. streets on which there Is nc
,r... amount Of travel have been p'oweo
from sidewalk to sidewalk nearly ano
an sttsmpt made 70 secure . crown oeo
on . grading Of such width that IS .u,
,c..;hl. AZ attainment with the hm'teo
.mouut OF work At command OF .oe
-.tr.es commissioners. Add even a''e'
the Who'll. street 10 partially q W
Il II difficult 70 keep It 10 ness oooo'''o'
h.oome, an eye.sore in appearance sne
.ut..r too CLOSE TO sidewalks Tor oo"
fort or safety and tho growth OF trees
lining our streets, endangered thereby ,.
Many Of our largest cities have o s'
Or 4O.foot roadway on resident stree.
} and and Il sufficient, leaving ample p"''
.oom ca either side tor ! q
vslka. trees and CUTTERS, IN PROF
:, alignment. But even this width tn'
sioux Falls engineer believes supe1" y
-. And r,oommends Tor that city .
~ 30 foot rosdway Tor the following
.D....oo.: /. A 80 foot roadway 70 amp''
=, aooommodats oil the present OF ~
.rr. travel OF any resident street 10 Tn
|, .,.,. 2 The cost Of paving . rssioen !,
..,..t gill be reduced 70 per CENT :
m. cost Of maintaining and keeping =
!. -.n.ir viii b reduced % per :
=. nil furnish Is per cont lee dust 20 . ?
.srssd ov.r the parlor furniture o = :
IN -. ,.ouir, % much Grown 70 to
w'Il =. .h.resor, . lee depth Q
"st... "a lee expensive ourbstons'
.nl IA 70. The Width q p.s.ses I.
. .s si1<vsik end curb and shsrso
beeutiiy The street. 7. II WIZ ~