The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-08

opera house this evening.
John Wsdden was an eastgoing paes-
enger this morning. also +. Kramer who
goes TO EmmetsburR, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sweeny drove over
from Howard and were the guests OF j j.
Fitzgerald and wife to-day.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. johnson who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. E. p. Grins.
ger. returned TO her home at Cen,erv VILE.
5. ID.
Mrs. Luells Ramsey OF Woonsocket
arrived from the north. spent the day in
the city, departing for home this eve-
ming.
Ed. Gregory received a card from f.
4. Sage oi Parker to-day stating tina. he
would be here this week TO take charge
OF the track.
Judge Abbott and wife who have been
visiting their son. A.. \. Abbott for ten
days. will depsr, by team for MiIbank
IN the morning.
There will be Il meeting OF the High
School Alumni association at the home
OF Miss Edna Scott tomorrow evening
a, ) o'clock.
Remember Geo. Cooks special prices
on ieweIry continues all this month
| e.. .o'. ~ raS SIa baoaGs ~ the
large assortment.
Henry NELL departed Tor Redtield thi'
evening as representative OF the loca
lodge 10 the grand lodge, A. .. L. W
which meets III that place tomorrow.
Fathers Nolan Of Sioux Falls ant
Coll,us II Mon,rose arrived to assis'
Father Flynn in forty hours devotion
Pleasure parties At Lake Herman
grove yesterday report that IA heav!
shower prevailed there ab ,ut Up. N
while no, a drop OF water fell in the city
Mr. John Logan and daughter. fathe
and sister, OF Mrs. j. V. Rosewarne de
parted for Minneapolis this evening, MI
Logan going thence TO Oregon Will
Miss Logan goes to Appleton, WIS
Rev. and Nre. RoeewArne and children
will leave here Wednesday, going also {
Wisconsin.
Dell Rapids Tribune. 6: Rev. j. A
McAlmon OF Madison Was in town be
tween trans Modsy. beng on his wa
home from . trip to Sioux Falls. Re'
MoAlmon formerly resided here an
was pastor OF the Presbyterian churc
Tor several years. lie removed from tn
4 place to Kansas and about . year az
moved back 70 South Dakota and too
up his residence at Madison, near whic
J place he has q farm. He st,ll owl
. come city property here.
] The Frank Howard concert compan
which entertained IN this CITY " wee
: ago, has been engaged for the first wee
OF the Chautauqua assembly. The tr'
: day OF the assembly will bc taken u
with the Modern Woodmen's pion'
!" !" addressed by Head Consul W.. A. Nortl
n oott. lieutenant governor OF Illinois,
n the afternoon, and E. L. Cressey's view
n n OF the Philippine war in the even'n
;, The noted Frank Brunsr appears u
N second night.
n Geo. Cook, the jswe.er, who reoent'
visited Chicago, made . long list OF ~
i. ohaees in his line which will 10 eager
) sought BY his customer. In the line
watches, he 10 prepared to offer eenui'
. oold. filed oass, 1t $3.50 up. In the
there ars excellent values and bargain
Hi list OF novelties 10 the largest ev
brought 10 Madison, and comprise cyr
no chains, sash clasps and buckles orao
lets, b~reastpins, beauty pins fsnoy y
pins. and hundreds Of little an
dear 70 tho hearts Of tho ladies q
which are indispensable 10 the ornsme
70 t.tion OF handsome costumes. Call a
examine these novelties there 10 sure
y something among them that you wa
This reporter has been met OF IA
. with seyersl INQUIRIES AZ to why the p
oeedines OF the county commission
0. ahow the amount OF money paid sohe
ID book repositories in this county ("
not show any receipts from those depo
=. ,or;oa. The answer would be that :
Z. commissioners proceedings do not Oh
N. reoeipts Of money from any sou'
!. except in bulk 10 the t~reasurer's OF "u