The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-23
local s-REvarHRs.

Wheat, IA cents.
Regular meeting Of Madison Chapter,
Noe o. g. s., TO morrow evening.
A young railroader arrived at the
home OF Conductor Putney this morn
ing.
Lumber is being laid down for the
new house OF Mr.. A. Haner in the north
east corner OF the city.
The Loyal Temperance Legion. an
organization Of young folks. will give an
elaborate program OF exercises at the
opera house next Thursday evening,
March %. The entertainment will con-
sist OF singing, racitations, drills and
: ableaus, the latter Of beautiful scenic
effect. Tickets on sale at Smiths drug
store.
Yesterday-.Maunday, or the Green
Thursday as ID 10 called In church his
tory-Rey. N. Nj. Mime held Commun-
ion services in the Vermillion district,
his topic being The Institution OF the
Lords Supper. To-day, "aood Friday
services in commemoration OF the death
OF Christ were held in the Christian
church by Rev. Mime and the Lords
Supper administered. The topic OF his
discourse was The Seven Words OF
Christ on the Cross.
Argus.L Leader, n: About twenty
priests from the various counties In the
state held q conference this afternoon.
Dean Shehan OF Hurley presided. The
discussion was entirely on theological
points. Most OF the priests viii remain
until Saturday. taking part In the ser
vices at st. MiChael's on Good Friday
An Assyrian priest who 10 here look
ing after the interests of the Turks who
live in Sioux Falls has been holding
morning service at st. Michael's cathe-
dral. He wears the peculiar red vest
ments Of the Greek church and con.
ducts all his services in the Greek Ian.
guage.
The "little people" of the Presbyterian
church will give an Easter entertain.
ment in their church Sunday evening
March %, with the following program
Singing, Easter hymn, Madge futile
recitation, Welcome, Charles Tuttle; re
citation, A Cry for Light, Frank Blake
singing, The Child's Easter, Maud Mar
quart and others; recitation, He Is Ris
en-, Beatrice Matheny; singing, A Child'
Easter Question, Grace Matheny; recita
ton. Light, Harry jerks; exercise, Th'
Little Lights, by 80 children; singing
Beautiful the Little Hands, 10 littl'
girls; reading, The Light Bearers, Emil.
Clark; singing by The class. Go an,
hear them.
WATERFOWL Public Opinion, 81: "Dl
III. Dean and wife OF Madison, South De
kota. are stopping at the Massasoit. Th
doctor 10 n veterinarian of long es
perience. and contemplates making thi
his home for the practice OF his pre-
fession.' The wife referred to in th
above item was an estimable young lad
or Madison, Miss Christie McGilliyra,
who has been visiting relatives In Mir
y neapolis for several months. We lear
from her friends here that the weddin
ceremony took place at Brookings las
Monday evening, alter which the newt
welded couple went to WATERFOWL an
other cities, and win return TO Madiso
next week.
In the death at an early hour thi
morning Of Nels GuLdcrson, eldest so
OF Mr.. and Mira. Ole Gunderson Of thi
city, an unusually sad bereavement bid
befallen his young wife. Mr.. Gunderso
was in the city Saturday last apparent
quite well, though complaining OF o col,
% which seems to have chung I'd him, as
was brought 10 to his fathers house Il
treatment Wednesday, whom the phys
1t clan pronounced his ailment strangul
pf ton Of the bowels. Yesterday, early
the day. he appeared much better, b,
ID towards evening relapsed and sank las
of Deceased was born In juneau count
wis, 70 years ago ID May, and came
!, Lake county with bis fathers family
/. years ago. Two years ago he was ma
fied to Sophia Hansen Of Prairie Quee
and since that time has been Workir
bis fathers farm III that township. 4
was d young man Of exceptional qui
and industrious habits and was mo
" devoted to his young wife who, about
become q mother for the first time,
% heartbroken II her sudden and ear
bereavement. The funeral services VI
3. take place 1t the Prairie Queen chur'
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