The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-07
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students departed BY The north and
west bound trains this afternoon.
We learn that some of our prominet
farmers are pushing the matter of maxi
ing d raln-prcducing lest here Ut an
early date
The cesspool OF the Lake Park 10 boz
coming 40 offenseto the public nostrIl
and The subject OF frequent remark.
judicial or official notice ought 10 be
taken thereof.
The building occupied BY Miss Mum
ger as q millinery store Just north OF The
DAILY LEADER office has been sold W
M. w. DAILY 70 q. .. Bell, who will
remove his marble works thither.
The Rebekahs held their ~semi-annual
election last evening with the following
result: Miss Maud Cook, n. O.; Mrs.
Emma Waskey, ". G.; Misc Mary Mar
quart, secretary; Mrs. A. G. Schmidt,
treasurer. Installation will take place
nc the firss nesting in July.
The reporter had q complimentary
references indicted yesterday TO the ar
rival OF that young Normalits the eve
ming previous at Prot. COTS house, but
in the shuttle OF copy u went astras
The young mar according to present
progress will soon be prepared 10 occur
py his fathers chair.
Ed. Fnrteney, q lad about 16 years Of
age was arrested this afternoon for yag-
rancy aud sent up BY Justice Holdridge
for ten days. He Is in the habit ofloaf-
ing around the depot, entering freight
cars and pilfering from boxes OF fritz,
tobacco, etc. This is the third time
be has been brought up.
At the present meeting OF regents and
trustees, the old members Of the faculty
were all retained for next year except
Miss Mawson who resigned. Two new
INSTRUCTORS have been engaged, Burgess
Shank, OF the Oswego, N. \. training
school and Miss Lily =. Monty, who yes
tsrday graduated from the school.
The q l.. i. q. meets with Mrs. j.. 4.
Jones, Monday evening, June Ii, 1894.
Musie and invocation; roll call, meas
items; science and prayer, chapter 4,
Mi. Henry Neil; 70 igions Of the world
In May ChaulauQuan, Mrs. Trow;
science and prayer, chapter 2, Miss Kate
Harvey; reading, Mr. ]. A. Trow; bust
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A short funeral. service was held ut
THE home or Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kelley
this forenoon over the remains Of the
deceased Byron N. McKinstry, Rev. p.
Jenkins officiating. The remains were
then taken TO the depot and shipped TO
Kankakes county, I'll. Messrs. ID. II.
Holdridge, r. g. McCallister, J.. B.
Jones, A. A. Bartlett, z. B. Stacy and J..
Fl. Roberts acting as pail bearers. Mr..
and Mrs. Kelley accompanied the re-
mains.
Argus-Leader, 6: The Sioux Falls
Baptist q ISOLATION that yer 10 this
city this week will be quite largely at
tended. Friday afternoon will be gwen
t Sunday school work. Saturday even-
ing will be given to young peoples work.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock there will
be special services in the interest Of
young peoples work. Miss Wadsworth
OF the Baptist college will give an adj
dress, and other interesting addresses
will be given by young people in attend
ance at the association.
Argus Leader. 5; The Lake Madison
Veterans assocaasion will meet 10 Sioux
Falls June ne, 20, III and % and the out
look ID that the encampment will be
larger and rnors snccessful than ever
before. Ssney island has been engaged,
where the tents furnished BY the state
viii DO pitched. I Ia thought that sev.
eral thousand veterans. and their tami-
Elies viii be present as the guests otJos
Hooker post and OF tho city, and q.
E~course everything will be done 10 make
their visit and reunion q pleasant one.
To properly. entertain them the local
post will have 10 call on the citizens Tor
some financial aid. When the commit
tee calls on yon do what you can and do
il promptly and pleasantly.
Work il steadily progressing at the
advent camp ground at Lake Herman.
Several OF the large tents to be used for
meetings are up. Services WILL be held
mot only in tie English language but in
THE German and the Scandinavian 90
we'll. There will also be- meetings for
young people and children. The COM
Ipany of workers Is increasing. Two
Germans from the south part on the
stste have just arrived and joined it
What il called the workers meeting
will commence Wednesday, June Is,
and last until Wednesday. June 20,
when camp meeting proper will begin
and continue Tor D week. During the
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