The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-24
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Another bicycle race ID announced TO
to take place at the driving park to-mor-
row evening.
The hour OF meeting at their room in
the court house OF the @. Al. r. on the
morning OF Decoration day 10 $50 in
stead OF 1890 as reported yesterday.
President Williamson has received the
title OF Mrs. Leases lecture, to be de-
livered at the Chantauqua auditorium
July 9, which is, "Ireland and Her
People"
Rev. N. M. Minnie: aThe voting
members of the Norwegian Lutheran
church are hereby requested to meet to-
night at the Christian church for a bus
mess meeting previously announced"
Tomorrow evening the motor will
leave Egan avenue at 7:15 for the bicycle
races, and after the race will give a free
ride TO the lake and return to those
holding tickets. Round trip ID cents.
Supt. Joseph Mckee, OF the water
works construction, has beef called In
by the company to take charge Of an
other contract, and will be succeeded by
G r. Elder, who has heretofore acted as
timekeeper. Mr.. Mckee has made
many friends during his stay in Madi-
son. He will depart tomorrow.
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Chairman Patterson announces q
meeting OF the Fourth OF July COM
mittees to be held at his Office this eve.
ming to discuss the matter q arranging
a program, to receive the report of the
finance committee, etc. A full attend
ance Is earnestly desired. The finance
committee, it is understood, have Sc
cured pledges for nearly the full amount
desired.
Sioux Falls Press, o: Charles b.
Kennedy of Madison has returned from
an extended absence in the east, and he
gives The LEADER a very comforting re-
port al to the number OF people he found
contemplating settlement in South Da-
kota. He says the people IA here Fan
not appreciate the hardness Of the times
IN many places In the east.
Ivan Hubbell: ut looks very much
as if q widespread coal famine was at
hand, the result OF the labor troubles.
The officers OF the Milwaukee company
uyhD v,n~n 1srA ha~o Ahn a@L~~ 49, ALL
graphed their agents at Duluth t buy
10000 q and take options on all they
could get. They use 10000 tons every
SIX days. There is only o small amount
OF coal o fany kind in Madison.
Train Dispatcher Wood: "A new time
card will 60 into effect next sunday.
The passenger from the west will arrive
at 1l:45 q. m, from the east at 3 D. M,
from the north at 1870 a. M, and de-
part for the north at 3:l5 p. m. There
may possibly be q few minutes varia-
ton from these figures when the official
time card 10 announced, but they are
very nearly correct. Connections will
be made at Bristol, Woonsocket and
Egan. This is the time that governed q
year ago.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader, "a: The
Milwaukee railway company contem-
plate changing the time table OF the
Sioux City and Dakota division, next
Sunday. The passenger will then az
now lie oyer night here. 1t will leave
Tor Egan at about IL o'clock a. M, re-
turn on its way to Sioux City about 2
p. M, pass the Sioux City train going TO
Egan just south OF here at Hills siding.
This latter train will not lie over here
for several hours but will 60 directly
through to Egan, returning here about
6 p. N.
Attorney Watkins OF the Milwaukee
road was In the city last night looking
after the larceny case in which q hard
ware travelling mans grip was stolen
from the depot last winter. The con-
tents Of the grip, q quantity of cutlery,
were found in Filsinger's barn by Sheriff
Fox q few days ago and are presumed to
have been placed there by August Str.h-
meyer, now in Jail charged with having
burglarized johnson Bros. q Co.'S hard
ware store on the night OF May /. At
torney Watkins intimated that the rail-
road company would prosecute Stroh.
meyer after tine johnson matter is dis
posed OF.
Mitchell Republican, %: The tenth
annual commencement exercises OF the
State Normal school, which under the
management Of President Beadle has
achieved high rank among the educa-
tional institutions OF the west, will occur
at Madison ON Wednesday. june 9, when
Q class of Is will be graduated. With
the 8 graduates at the mid-winter COM
naencement this makes q total number
Of 26 graduates as against 10 ID 1893 and
Il In 1892, certainly q most encouraging
showing. The total normal enrolment
for this wear il 90. which il n gain 0f Qn