The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-28
LOCAL B~REvaTIEs.

y lAtbI6 lay On HHu WhA sP0
In Iowa.
City election takes place the third
Tuesday OF April, the nth, this year.
Don't crowd the campaign yet.
In q letter to this Office, NJ. Currier, OF
Colman, we'll known IN this city, changes
his address to East Corinth. vt.
Ed. Kellogg, OF the north part OF the
county, who was accidently shot IN the
hin . few days ago 10 reported 20 be in .
critical condition.
The burial OF the remains Of the little
child OF @. r. Blanchard, south Of the
track took place at the Catholic ceme-
terry this forenoon.
The bon bon social of the Rebekahs
lest evening drew a crowd Of about 70
and furnished a most enjoyable time
with feasting, singing and music.
Preaching services will be held In the
Advent church OF this city, by Elder
Kauble, beginning Friday evening,
March 80, Saturday morning and eve
ming and Sunday morning and evening.
An Aberdeen man with q troublesome
memory says that whenever he is down
town and feels as il his wife had told
him TO get something, he buys Q yeast
cake, and nine times ont OF ten he hits
the mark. q
A business meeting will be held in
Grace church after the service this eve
ming for the election OF officers and the
consideration Of other matters Of i'm
~portanee. A full attendance ID
requested.
Mi. and Mrs. @. N. Borgheim, living 7
miles northwest OF Madison, MOURN the
loss OF q boy 2 years and Z months old
from lung fever yesterday. The funeral
will take place tomorrow from the house
and interment in the cemetery several
miles east of there.
Trade journal: st. Paul takes the
cake again. This time &C River Falls,
Wis, whore our enterprising local Fair.
bank. Morae q Co. agency has secured
the city contract for q water works sys.
tenn. to cost $4,000, or over.
The Aberdeen M. e. church Of which
Rev. G. q. Hager lie pastor last year con-
tributed to missions in q day $500
This year mission day was Easter Sun
day and the same church raised 5000
OF the 488 districts in the United States,
the Aberdeen district last year at one
bound leaped up from rank 222 10 80
1T ought to rise still higher on the
strength OF last Sundays giving.
Company "A" first regiment OF the
Loyal Temperance Legion OF South
Dakota, will give a public exhibition 10
the opera house tomorrow (Thursday)
evening; admission, 25 cents; children
under IA years, 10 cents. An unusually
rich program OF drills, marches, tableaus
songs and re~citations has been prepared
by these busy workers and the mora
and spectacular effect will be inspiring
Everybody attend.
@. T. s. g. meets at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Trow, April 2. |, music
and invocation; 2, roll call, response with
news OF the week; 8, questions or
chapters 4 and 5 Classic Latin course In
English, Mrs. Lille Hubbell; 4. table
talk-how not to help the poor-articlel
la February and March Chatnauquan: 8
questions from Song and Legend from
Middle Ages, to page 81, Mrs. ]. A
Trow; 9. business; I, music and notices
Edgar DeCou, a former normal gradu
! ate and teacher, and Madison boy, in /
letter to the writer from Madison. Wis.
where he is attending the University. in
cidentally remarks that be will graduate
from. that institution in June and il
preparing d thesis on "Dakota's Strug
gle for Statehood" This is q goot
theme FOR q Dakota student to handl,
. away from home and will gain q mos
respectful hearing from any senatuI
~academicus.
Sioux Falls il exercised Over q deatl
by malignant d~iphtheria, with severa
more children sick with the disease Il
! the same family, whore the attendan
physician tore down the quarantln'
I cards put up on the house by the haaltl
officer. Many Madison people are exer
. cised over d case Of scarlet fever wher
d the attending physician and hsaltl
/ officers are agreed the quarantine sard
should remain Ga the house, but th
! father persists In coming down tow
several times q day and the several hires
] men Who eat In the house 60 out int
! the country daily TO work.
Deaawood Eimes. 25: Martin y Mas
On, attorneys FOR the South Dakota Min
!. ing company, yesterday died the neces
sary papers instituting suit against Pal
II rick Wright and Jos. Whitford TO enjoi
them from trespaseinr upon the Hud