The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-13

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Rev. IN. M. Mime had d arty 81 fifty
guests at his home Sunday In honor OF
the baptism Of his little son.
Scotland Republican. 10: The guess
ton before the Scotland people just now
10: Do we want the state tiremen's
tournament bad enough to pay $1,000 for
it2 Think it over.
So many have q curiosity 70 see the
machinery and methods OF working OF
the Madison steam Laundry, that Mr.
Bridges has decided 10 give them an
opportunity and tomorrow viii be Open
ing Day with HE establishment. The
public Is cordially invited to come in
and inspect.
Lake Preston Times, 81: B. F. Kelley,
Of Madison, Ia the name OF the new
engineer at the mill. He seems TO
understand his business. Mrs. 4. 4.
Stoel and two daughters were guests OF
old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Cornell,
on Saturday. They went from here TO
Madison where Mr.. Stoel has rented q
hotel.
Tomorrow and next day will be held
ct the lake Madison Lutheran church.
presided over by Rev. Andenes, % OF
the greatest Norwegian conferences ever
held il the county TO consider measures
TO secure the enforcement OF the prohi
bitory law. The Norwegian people Of
both wings of the Lutheran church have
become thoroughly aroused on this
question and we may expect 10 hear Of
them taking advanced grounds.
Deputy Sheriff McGovern today
brought In Geo. III. Allen from the north
east part OF the county, arrested for
stealing q double harness and other ar
ticles from his father, but the matter
had evidently been settled between him
and the old gentleman rs the latter did
mot appear against him. There wal
nothing left for Justice Holdridge TO dc
Z but tax up the costs to Allen, Sr. and lei
the young man go free, which he did.
Sioux Falls Press, IL: Deputy Unite
States Marshal r. L. Wade who has JUS
returned from a trip to the Sisseton res
ervatioo says q full blooded Indian, th,
chief Of police of the reservation, hat
eighty acres or hard maple trees and j
making a whole lot of maple syrup. HI
was just getting ready to tap the tree
! when Mr.. Wade was there. This d
probably the only place IN the ives
where maple syrup il produced. Mos
: OF the syrup is used by the Indians.
q. L. s. C. meets at the home OF Mrs
: j. l.. Jones, Monday evening, March Is
/, music and invocation; 2, roll call, re
Spouse, some fact in life of Cicero; :
: questions in Roman Art, part II, chap
ters, IL, ~, 10 and Il, Henry Nelll; 4
J. select reading, Mrs. ]. A. Trow; 8, cues
tions on chapters, /, 2 and 9. Classi
Lathe course in English, Mrs. J. !
Jones; 9, spelling match on "Viilag
Life in France" conducted by the pres
dent: Z, music and notices.
. ESTHER the ever popular cantata wi
8 be rendered tomorrow evening at th
q opera house by home talent who hay
. made excellent preparation by a lon
course OF thorough training under Pro
. w. p. Colby. Tt abounds with fine COZ
tunes, dazzling displays, musical n
q hearsals solos, DUETS, trios an
+. choruses. There are rs performers, we
= drilled and in the great histories
8 tragedy will create an impression to b
10 remembered for years. Turn out an
give the company a full house. r.
served seats at Frank Smiths dru
store.
a talIy-ho procession passed thraug
=. the streets to-day headed by ]. G. Mitcl
ell driving q team and cage containin
a real live fox and followed by q larl
! crowd of sportsmen and dogs, some
the after, hounds. Many OF the parti,
were from the neighborhood of Mon
lEOSGe - hey WGBg WCDb 10y oAiO ~
track, let the fox out and gave chas
"a The hunt was of short duration. Aft,
q chase OF about 80 rods, Reynard vi
ed tossed in air, q jubilant shout went u
er the riders dashed to the rescue and SOC
IL sly fox was returned to the cage and Il
procession filed into town again. lii vi
90 harmless sport and evidently greatly 8
to ioyed by the amateurs,
% In regard to its Artesian well the p
70 Smet Leader OF the 9th inst. says: III
rock struck at the depth OF q little le
than thirteen hundred feet was not gra
b lie, but d strata but eight feet THO
ho and wa drilled through without serio'
NO trouble. II was thought that the ca
da ing would not have to be put lower, b
OF d mud hole was struck which caved
Ter az fast as the dirt was drawn out. al