The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-01

II. II. Ho!drid,e and " fe will enter
trin IA company OF young married people
NJ caroms aud other amusamea.s at
hsir home this evening.
Earl Gilbert and wife departed yester.
day for Las Vegas, Cal, their future
home. Mr.. Gllbert's brother Will taking
charge OF the gallery here.
The firm OF Rcz;nsky, Lee Il Frank
assumes its old name OF Rozinsky Il
Lee, Mr.. Frank having retired, and de.
parsed for the east yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Halstead and sister, Miss
Benway. were arrivals by the evening
train. Mr.. Halstead will make his home
in the new VIM. Rowland house.
Henry Boyd OF Herman township had
one Of his hands and side OF his face
badly burned Wednesday by q prema-
ture explosion while blasting rock.
! Henry Nelson who has been at La.
Crosse for several weeks returned yee-
terdHy much improved 10 health aud
highly grat,tied with the results Of his
treatment.
Paul Weiss Of the late First South Da-
kota regiment, who has spent u month
with HE cousin, Gustav Boyer OF Mad
iaop, returned home to Rouston, near
L. pestone, MINI.
Mrs. j. II. Williamson and M'ss Anna
Il. Herrig went to Sioux Falls to day TO
spend a day with Miss Norton OF the
Norma! faculty who is spending Thanks.
g,yiag holiday at her home there.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler. is Offering
H., ,r~l bargains in watches this
month aud some excellent purchases
may be obtained by calling upon HIM
! 10 not, fp,l 70 avail yourself Of the OF.
%portunity.
John Haugen OF Oldham, DR.. jackson
and wife OF Flspdreau, and Harry Nc.
Greedy OF Milwaukee,, who spent their
aanksy,ying seasons with friends N
Madison. returned home by the outgoing
; mo. a'ng.
The lS.g tax lat WIS turned over u
the county treasurer for collection to day
and Nels Anderson, who paid, trst man.
Irst year, came in for No. l. to-day. ).
". Dawson also paid q large amount CT
subsequent taxes.
y The rabbit. hunting party which went
out from town yesterday had an e:c' -
time and q successful chase. The party
baeeed eight rabbits and returned to
the CITY soon after dinner. highly e'at'
ed with their success.
The Masonic fraternity and Eal
. Star had q very pleasant SOCIAL IN MA.
sonic temple last evening. Games o.
; various descriptions we're INDUCED 'u
and refreshments we're served. The a.
, ,andaoce present was large and mos'
! cordial.
|, N. Bjornstad and wife entertainer :
company Of twenty or more !r'enu' .
, a;nnar in their elegant new residence OF
Warrington avenue yesterday. the Nor
d,aak being present later in the day an'
= reealius the company with a number o
musical selections.
The sremeu's ball in the city hall les
: evening was largely attended and q mos
ENJOYABLE night spent. The MUSIC .
HsIstesd's new orchestra was fu!'y 81
nreoiated and the capacity OF the ns'
.%was scarcely sufficient to aocom'noo''
the crowd Of dancers.
g.. Paul Globe: "Mrs. ConkAn mas
! large sympathetic voice and q oonvu'
q mo manuer OF address, which carries DC
hsarers By storm. Her personal ma!
p nst;am i. very strong" Mrs. Conk''
.ns.k. in the Methodist church Sstu
o dsv evening and in the opera house su'
: day evening.
,rhas football game Yesterday oetwee
D. thsH HIGH school and oily teams drew o.
10 : h;o crowd to tho ball field and . ve'
a,sstv asme wss witnessed. The gan
"a p".,,tad II TO 10 in favor Of the o.,
70 ss.an, hut as they were o~onsiderao
s..v;er N weight than the school oo'
3; = latter Rave no reason to be asna%'
IN !, dsisat. They put up q good o'e'
o. play. ., =, \
~ hc.rd Of health At Sioux f'a'Is
M .hs 10Th uls., it was ordered thar
III children In tho state over ono yesl :
MT h~er.tosors successfully v:o'nnss'
., and especially children attending pup