The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-03

J0uu& lWWRu& bA@Sn up hUnA
quarters at John Knockers drug store
: Conductor Buckholtz and family arr
establishing themselves in rooms In the
Al. Brocher building on Egan avenue
Lutheran choir will inset for practict
at Rev. N. M. MINES tomorrow evening
Casbar Feroe will be here from Oldham
to assist.
Tile Erickson, q young lady living
near the roundhouse, has received q SO.
we're case OF blood-poisoning in the hand
and arm from working in the garden.
After completing acool, roomy cellar,
with sidewalk entrance under his cigar
store, Fred Kurth is having o large new
glass front placed in the building.
The creamery enterprise at Ramona is
meeting with considerable discourage
ment in being unable to secure good
water supply. The experiments, how
ever, are being continued.
Service commemorative OF Ascension
were held to-day In the st. Thomas and
Grace churches and were largely at
tended. Many were in from the country
and a good business has been done in
the city.
Auditor Geo. Runkel and Clerk OF
Court jas. M. Preston departed this
morning Tor Hot Springs, s. D., on q
health recruiting tour. The contine-
ment of Office has not agreed well with.
their constitution OF late and it il hoped
70 derive substantial improvement from
the present trip.
The new board Of examiners for PEN
sions held It's first meeting for work at
DIR. jerks Office last evening. The
board has been organized by the election
OF DR.. J. 8, johnson, president;
DIR. /. r. Nannestadt, secretary and
DIR. s. d. jerks, treasurer. Two APP
plicants were examined last evening
Melvin e. Davis, OF Flandrau and julie
ID. Williams, Of Bryant.
Sheriff Fox yesterday received atlele-
gram from Salem stating that two men
had attempted to sell some new ~revolvers
in that place and had been held for iden-
tificatlon. At 10 o'clock last evening Mr.
Fox and Martin Johnaon started for Sa-
lcm and this morning wired bnck for
the factory number of the ~revolvers, the
brand being the same rs those stolen
here. No further news has been heard
from the parties.
Argus-Leader, 8: Reports from all
over the state show that the small grain
lie just about two weeks ahead OF the
average season, and that never was there
a better prospect for q good crop. There
is also another encouraging feature. A
larger area than ever before has been re-
served for corn. The indications are
that South Dakota farmers will hereaf
ter pay more attention to corn and live
stock and less TO small gram.
Program for mothers' meeting Friday
afternoon, May 4, at three o'clock in the
Baptist church, Devotional opening
with bible reading by Mrs. FL. q. Curtis;
quotations. The topic for discussion,
Sunday with the children" will be
opened by five minute papers as follows:
Preparation for the Sabbath, Mrs. John
Roberts; Sunday morning, Mrs. Black
man; the children at church, Mrs. Gree
ley johnson; Sunday afternoon, Mrs. G..
F. futile; Sunday evening, Mrs. DR..
Clark, general discussion. Mothers,
and all interested in children are cor
daily invited to attend.
Jahu Dewitt Miller, who filled the
ears of a Washington audience full of
fun and common sense on Wednesday
evening, can come to the the town when
ever he pleases, talk az much as he
pleases, and stay as long as he pleases,
and the oftener he comes, the more he
talks and the longer he stays. the hap
pier and better will be the people. When
he spoke In hisgraceful and elegant style,
his hearers were alternately c~onvulsed
in laughter and subdued in tears. EHear
Aa A11 0ppA1 AOhSps N&ddkBOUs HMhy |
9th. Subject, casual chats with great
people.
Contractor Phil. Thomas with a force
Of men has commenced TO tear down
and rebuild in grander proportions the
the livery establishment OF g. M. Klotz.
bach on Center street. MIR. Klotzbach
co~ntemplates having the finest livery
barn inthe city. It win be so feet front,
facing east, gamble roof surmounted by
cupola, and 80 feet in depth. A space in
front on lower floor, 30x 40 feet win be
reserved for carriage room, while the
rear end, 40 \ 90 fleet, will be fitted up
ranges Of Stalls running north and
south. The upper fiat will be- used for
hay and storage purposes. On the
side under q hip roof will be d
blacksmith shop, 10 Z 40, thus adding to
the ~convencies Of the establishment.
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