The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-09-11

Gillivray, returned to Milwaukee.
1T. hubbell returned to Sioux Falls
where he has yet about forty carloads
OF stone to get out for the new dormi.
tory.
Mies Clara Berg returned from her
vscation Saturday evening and has re-
sumed her place in j. A. Johnson's
store.
Mrs. A. +. Patterson and children
who have been visiting her parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, departed for
Finlsy, N. D., to join Mr.. Patterson.
l. c. Kellogg Of tho north part OF the
county. . lsst years graduate OF the
Normal school, won't to Flandreau 10
response TO Q request for q teacher.
Miss Jessie Pierce who has returned
from several weeks' vacation in eastern
Minnesota, has taken the position OF
clerk in the county treasurer's office.
Quite . number Of W. G. T. Z. dele.
gates returned home on the eastgoinR
train ut IL q. N. the majority OF the re.
maiuder taking the evening trains north
and west.
The S.months old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Reidsl OF the northwest
part Of the county died last evening
The funeral will take place tomorrow
from the family residence.
Wendell Vshle who recently clerked
for Morse l. Munro. has taken . position
with j. J. Fitzgerald aud his place in
Morse l. Munro's has been supplied by
Mr.. Conaut, lately Of the dress depart
ment OF the Golden Rule Of St. Paul
Both appear to be very efficient clerks
and mindful Of their employers inter.
este.
Albert Spoonholz OF Beaver Dam,
Wis. has purchased the 20 acres. old
A.ldrich place. on the east border Of
town, for $1,000, cash, and will soon
move out here with his family and ma
t~erially improve the place. Mr.. Spoon
holz has been q successful stock feeder
in Wisconsin and will doubtless follow
the same business here.
Dell Rapids Times, s: George n
Lewis, OF Madison, arrived the frst Of
the week aud has accepted a position o.
clerk 10 the Eagle Pharmacy, succeeding
Karl Helmey... Arthur Spawn, OF tn
First South Dakota regiment, arrived
home from Manila. He bad Ceen sici
aud was vent to SsnF Francisco, where HI
renamed in the hospital q few weeks be
fore being mustered out. He is a son o
Henry Spawn, Of this city.
Harry Gardner, . workman in the S
Y. Hyde elevator, msshed the fingers o
one hand very severely to-day wh''
starting up the lev gasoline engine
He took hold Of the Ay-wheel TO star
tho machine not noticing that there wa
not room Tor his fingers to pass between
tho wheel aud the stonework OF tn
basement. When his fingers cam
around with the wheel they were so''e'
in and badly crushed. The doctor say
he will not lose them however.
Chas. B. Kennedy, A. g. Schmidt an
LS6n Larkin departed this morning 10
,KCedar Rapids, Iowa, where they nav
been invited BY the Burlington people !
~interview the officials OF the road with
view to pushing an extension OF IN
Burlington road from Sioux Falls !
this point. These gentlemen 60 ! q oon
junction with . like committee fror
Sioux Falls, and from the favorable r.
oeption this committee met with in .
interv,ew With Burlington officials to
dsys ago and the request that the
come back again, We have reason to u
fer that the Burlington 10 favorsbly dl'
noeed towards building this way. 3
mote It b.
Dell Rapids Tribune, 8: Mad'so
sens . delegation, consisting Of o. !
Kennedy. John Larkin and A. I
Schmidt, to Sioux Falls Monday to co.
!; -, With the railroad promoters there
r.o.rd to tho Burlington extension
sioux FALLS and Madison have moi give
IN hone Of inducing the BURLINGTON !
: hn,ld The Cotton line from Sioux Falls !
M.dison. which they no donbt thin
vould head Oh the proposed line fto'
!. Washington I TO Oanovs. We uoos
aea.d that the two towns have united !
! push the Cotton line. The hso'soo "'