The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-03
THE CITY.

WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 3. 1894.

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Hills by the eastgoing train.
Deputy Sheriff McGovern and Attor-
ney Beaman were passengers for Sioux
Falls.
Mrs. N. M. Stott was an evening pass
enger for Howard to spend a week with
Mrs. Fred Davol.
Samuel Smith OF Lake county appear
ed before the pension board today to be
examined for a pension.
Z Deputy Consul Wright OF the Modern
Woodmen, OF Clark, wa q visitor in the
city and local Camp last evening.
Judge A. j.. Edgerton was a returning
passenger to Sioux Falls to-day having
disposed of United States court business
at Pierre In one day.
Mrs. q. M. jerks and Mrs. J.,Y. Ewart
who intended to drive to Villas tomorrow
on their way to the Synod, changed
their plans and went by train this even
ing.
Rev. DIR. Hague of Chicago and Rev.
DIR. Williams OF Minneapoli were among
the delegates who arrived this evening to
attend the Baptist convention which be-
gins tomorrow.
Mayor and Mrs. M. ]. McGillivray
were passengers for Sioux City at noon,
where they will spend a few days until
w. F. Smith returns 10 that place on his
way 20 the Black Hills when Mr.. Me-
Gillivray will accompany him thither,
and Mrs. MoGillivray win return home.
Hon. Robert y. Gample, candidate for
congress On the republican ticket, will
speak In Madison tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Gamble is making az excellent inn
preston wherever he goes as q polished
speaker and gentleman, and it behooves
Madison people to give him a good au-
dience.
Miss Jessie McGillivray departed to-
day for Albert Lea, MIMI, where she
will open q dressmaking establishment
and make her permanent home. Two OF
her girls viii go with her. Miss McGil-
livray has been a resident OF Madison
seven years and Ia deservingly popular
among her acquaintance.
Messrs. Shanafelt, Blanchard, Jordan,
Williamson, Jones and Goff. and Mrs. e.
p. Myers, members OF the board OF di-
rectors OF the Lake Madison Chautau-
qua association held q meeting last
evening and this forenoon and outlined
the work for next year. Rev. g. Il.
Hager was reelected superintendent OF
program for next year and the limit OF
appropriation for talent fixed at $1,000.
The assembly will last fifteen days
from july 8 to July %. 1895. Prof. III.
e. Kratz was reelected superintendent
OF summer schools and the election OF
superintendent OF grounds deferred IN
Gil the spring meeting OF the board. But
few shares of stock remain to be sold
and anyone desiring TO procure lots will
have to apply early OF get them second
hand. All the plans Of the directors
have been strictly considered with o view
to economy and success.
The Rev. w. D. Cleveland has issued
from the press of THE DAILY LEApER q
quaint little souvenir booklet or thirty
two pages, entitled Sioux Letters"
The contents include letters from Sioux
Indian women concerning native Guild
work in connection with the Episcopal
church MISSIONARY work among the In
dians. These letters are written in the
sioux language followed with t~ransla-
tions by Rev. Cleveland. The cover OF
the book il q fac simile letter by Henry
Fast Dog, and presents . very odd APP
pearance. The letters from the Indian
women are decldedly fascinating to The
reader and touching In their religious
fervor and simplicity. The bulk or the
edition will be sent east to be sold for
the benefit OF Anpao Kin, q little month
" paper published by Rev. Cleveland in
the Indian language. A limited num-
Der. however, will be placed on sale &c
e. H. Woods, the bookstore and Frank
Smiths, and persons fond Of quaint
things ,n literature will find .sSionx
Letters" a rare curio.
For sale.
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