The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-22

Wendell Vahle is the name OF the gen.
tlemanly new clerk at Morse 4 Muuro's
store.
VIM. Rowland departed for Chicago by
the evening train for q short visit to
friends.
Weather report: Showers and thun-
der storms tonight. Cooler Sunday aud
probably fair.
This Was . busy day for Pat Fleming
and the street sprinkler. Forty tanks
OF water we're used.
John Mulvihill proved up on his tim.
] Der claim-southeast quarter, section
1-lO7 Sat- the clerk OF courts office
to-day.
Miss Mary Turner OF Rockford, H.,
who hss spent u week with her father,
j. f.. Turner, departed Tor Mitchell to
visit her brother Will.
The Plpestone bail team returned
home this morning from Ostonville
where they defeated yesterday the Web.
ster team by u score OF ID TO II.
II. G. Mueller OF ~Sheboygan, Wis, who
has been visiting mis- brother, Fred
Mueller OF this city, started on his
homeward journey on the II a. m. train.
Arrivals this evening /. Il. Hubbell,
JOS. Frudenfeld. I. D. Smith, T. LSnnon
and Mrs. Henry Rerick and two daugh.
ters Of Pringhar, Iowa. guests OF +. d.
Mitchell.
/. Il. Hubbell who returned from the
Sioux Falls quarries this evening reports
that the penitentiary people will be un-
able TO ard in getting out the stone for
the new dormitory here, owing to the
large demands upon them for the build.
ing ut Yankton, but hat Madison can
have access to plenty Of rock already
quarried il it will do the work itself OF
asserting out, dressing and loading the
stone.
Lake Preston Times. 20: Miss Cath
crime Wheeler, OF Madison, was the guest
OF her cousin, Mrs. A. p. Bliss, over
Tuesday on her way to visit friends at
Bristol. She came back this morning
and will visit a few days before returning
home. Mrs. NJ. J. Brennan and child.
reu are out from McG;regor. Iowa. to
visit some time. Expect to remain until
Miss Brennan returns from her Cali.
fornia trip.
We have taken especial paius to-day
70 INQUIRE OF farmers who came to town,
tho condition Of the crop in this county
after the two or three hot days which
have prevailed and oil agree in saying
that IN some fields slight damage has
been done, although on the whole they
think the grain 90 Tar is generally all
right. We were more than pleased to
lind the farmers 90 hopeful while people
in the city were having everything
ruined.
Flsndrsu Herald, 81: The excursion
train which went through here IL
Madison Sunday morning had only
few passengers to take on here. Ihe
railroad company advertised a game o
ball between Webster and Rock Rapids
and about 100 OF our citizens ct once dc
oided TO 90, but when they learned II
va 70 be Lake Benton and not Rock
Rapids they became 70 indignant thai
thoes Who had calculated to 60 and heal
Mt. Halstsad speak. decided TO stay q
homo.
I>slis J.. Burnett and liver BroroJ
have purchased the grocery stock o.
Maek MoRss in the Sid Leo building on
Eesn avenue and took possession TO day
They will cell of the GROCERY stock II
order 20 make room Tor . stock OF cloth
inc which they will put In ~ 90 earl,
date. The MoRas brothsrs who hsv'
han conducting the business lately o.
n.ct to return to the farm . Wintret
Tor the present and harvest their broth
- nan,s crop, no having met with . -
vsrs injury to bic leg yesterday
o. Bailey and Ole Gander'on with shs''
v,ves visited the poor house 400 Isrm q