The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-21

LOCAL BR&vHTaE@.
Special Communication Of Evergreen
Lodge this evening work in +. G. de-
gree.
Howard Concert company at the opera
house tomorrow night. Tickets % cents
at Smiths Drug Store.
Regular meeting Of Madison chapter
No. o, o. e. 8. Saturday evening. Good
attendance 10 desired. Work in the
Degrees.
The South Dakota Corn Belt associa-
ton adjourned to meet in Madison June
Il, but none of the members have yet
shown up.
The Jake Koenlsr building corner
Egan Avenue and Center street is being
moved to . location or Main street OPP
posite the laundry. to make room for the
Lannon.Hart block. /
A petition asking n county republic
can central committee to call the county.
republican convention TO select dele
gates TO the state convention, July 3,
1894 is being circulated to-day and
numerously signed.
Pipestone Star, 10: Rev. Flynn, Of
Madison, s. D., was in the city this
morning, the guest of Rev. Keryick.
The gentleman Ia ON his way home
from assisting In dedicating the new
Catholic church ut Elkton.
Rev. Richardson, OF Woonsocket re-
turned from New York state this after
noon and reports everything there
drowned out. All crops OF small grain
are q complete failure and farmers are
now planting their corn fields a second
time.
A tasty little volume Of STORES Of
Morse Gods and Heroes" has just been
published by Miss Annie Klingensmith,
formerly an instructor 10 the Madison
State Normal school. It viii no doubt
bring its author renown and who is more
deserving or it9
Henry Keegan, OF Sioux City, brother
OF Hon. ]. s. KeegGn, OF Clarnr, this
county, died yesterday Of consumption
from which he has long been a suffer.
MIR. Keegan used to live in this county
and his remains, accompanied by his
brother John, were brought back here
to-day and the funerL will take place
this, evening Rev. Father Flynn
officiating.
As Thos. Burrell peered through the
bars OF the Colman lumber yard gate nc
dusk last evening, he was so convinced
that he saw q large fox that he hastily
summoned Klotzbach and hounds and
instituted q scientific hunt. When Mr.
Rae returned no was surprised to find
his lumber piles upset and alarge num-
Der OF men and dogs In q high state OF
excitement. Being informed Of the
cause OF it MI, he exclaimed In consider
able disgist: why, that was our big
yellow cati'' The huntsmen wilted
though Burrell still AYERS il was q fox.
Our exchanges are loud In their
praises OF the Harvard Concart company
which appears at the opera honse in
Madison tomorrow evening. Miss
Lottie M. Miller as o soprano soloist has
q voice peculiar to itself, very sweet and
very powerful, with almost unprece-
dented compass. Miss Bertha Fuller, the
pianist, excells In point OF execution aud
technique. She il aAgradnate under the
tutorshipof the eminent instructor, De-
Kouski, and has won favorable comment
and applause wherever she has appeared.
Madam La Rush is an artist Or the
highest order and throws her whole be-
ing into the rendition OF her
piece and the instrument read
lily responds to the touch or the
master hand. Miss Josie Barden, reclter
and im~personator, and Mr.. Alexander
Emslie, bass soloist, are both 90 we'll
known to. Madison people that . knowl-
edgao 4 their appearance alone Would be-
sufficient TO draw q large house hers
Friday evening ut the opera house.
Tickets FOR sale at Smiths drug store, at
% cents. Apply early.
Advertised Letters.
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