The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-27

Martin Biornstadt OF Glendale, \. D.,
is visiting his brother, n. Bjornstadt. of
this city.
Mrs. John Lee and mother-ln.law,
Mrs. Edwin Lee. returned home to Sho-
kio, Mimi.
All Modern Woodmen 10 the city are
urgently requested to attend meeting of
Camp tonight.
Arrivals on the train from the north
were Z. A. Ripe, Mrs. Corliss and Miss
Corliss OF Ramona.
Mrs. A. E. Clough and Mrs. E. Sutton
were passengers on the evening train
no tn for Minneapolis.
Commander o. Bailey: Gen. Shields
Post, q. A. X. will not meet again until
fret Monday in September.
Wheat went down to 5i cents and re-
turned again to 5. to-day. Flour went
down ) cents a sack aud stays down.
S. L. Nelson OF Cresco, Iowa, ,s in the
city aud expects to look over our county
in which his son hss recently located.
Arrivals this evening: Mrs. \. Born.
stsdt. Edna Scott, Mary Jones, Lettie
Larkiu, Blanche Ball. Prot. II. f. Kratz.
Inspector Sage OF the Hartford insur-
ance company arrived this morning to
inspect the boiler OF the city power
plant.
Weather report: Fair in southeast,
showers and thunder storms 10 north
east portion tonight. Wednesday prob
ably fair.
l.. II. Willh,te will have the popcorn
privilege on the Chautauqua grounc
tAis year, and may be depended upon tt
give his patrons satisfaction.
DR.. }. j. Entz and family OF Hillsboro
Kansas. were arrivals by the train from
the west aud will be guests OF DR.. W. +
Daniels and wife during Chautauqua.
Little Mason Daugherty is now doing
very we'll and int fair way to recover
He has regained Consciousness and il
gaining in strength quite appreciably.
Geo. Cook will continue the specia
sale OF watches, and other articles o
~iewelry begun last month. From h'
] large sales he has still some choic
watches left.
The Indian ball team OF Flandra'
J passed north this evening to play a
Or,onville, Mimi, tomorrow, then a
Montevideo, Webster and other point
making about q ten days circuit.
The city board OF equalization consist
J ing OF the mayor. city auditor and asses
: sor, have been in session at the auditor
office yesterday and to-day, but so IA
no complaints OF assessment have bee
entered.
Supt. Biederstaedt has compiled. tn
|. returns OF school census for the count
and fiuds a total of 2,S63 children {
school age. LUIS 10 oo
lover last year. The July apport'onmel
n OF school moneys will be made on II
n n basis OF the new census.
n The congregation Of the Presbyterla
N church last Sunday decided to extend
cali to Rev. Hugh Robinson OF Spr'nJ
% vile. Iowa, to become their pulpit su
:, ply for a year with a view to ultimate
m becoming their pastor. Rev. Robinst
has siQnifsd his intention to accept al
will begin his labors here about u
middle Of August.
A valuable umbrella belonging to ne
A,ar. Brown was taken from the Bspt'
church Sunday evening, which ne
eretted very much to lose because OK
s.~soo,stions. "Reed s. Brown" "
printed in large letters around the in'
rior. and while the taker is closely su
neoted. the friends Of Dir. Brown wou
4. ~rr.fer TO zee it returned without trout
and they will forward It to him. \
!. Rrovn left for Toronto, Canada, TOD
and on July 26 will again sail TOT '''
!. gov, Scotland.
H-r.,.oar Fuller now has the mot