The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-15
Local BREvHTHEs.

lodge A. +. d A. M. tomorrow evening.
The bicycle race at the Driving Park
at 7:3O this evening was q popular topic
Of conversation in the city to day.
Contractor Burrel reports Judge
Holdridge's fine new residence. In the
vicinity OF the Normal school. nearly
completed.
The county commissioners this morn
ing let the contract for putting in o steel
bridge at Lake Herman inlet to the
Toledo Bridge Co. Contract price,
s1,1so.
Geo. Cook, one Of Madison's most
prosperous young business men, has
purchased tho Bartlett business pro-
perty on Egan avenue. He does not in
tend TO occupy the building with his
own business ar present.
The foundation for the water works
standpipe has been completed. 1t is
a massive piece OF work. The iron for
the pipe is being delivered on the ground
and work on the superstructure will be
commences ~ ON eafis ua'
Sioux Falls Argus Leader, IA: Henry
Neiil OF The MADISON DAILY LEADER
passed nrongn tne Guy en- route lor
Saratoga Springs, N. T., where he goes
as . COMMISSIONS 70 me genera,
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Huron Huronits: Miss j.. VI. Pryne,
OF the State Normal school at Madison,
is spoken OF as q candidate for superin-
tendent OF public instruction. She is
able and fit for the position, q spoken
OF as a republican. Mrs. Susan w. has
sell VINO ran On she popun 'Ae' s"o
years aso' = na"sa asain ohe " "so
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State President ID. (. Ward and State
Secretary Miss Einora y. Peasants, OF
the d. 4. +. ", together with Miss
Sherman, the noted lady evangelist, are
making q visitation over the state in the
interest OF the Young Peoples Unions,
and will oeswitn b MO ! Madison,
at the Baptist church this evening only.
Inc meeting promises 10 De OF consider
aD4 in.sis' anu sus D40 = iAss0''
Plerre Iimes-Signai' ~: Inc Lake
Msdison C~hautauqua association 10 pre-
pairing Q splendid program Tor It's July
meeting. This association has gained q
n%otlonal reputation for securing the
bralniest men IN The country and the pre-
senting OF the best OF programs, and
from the array OF talent already secured
the meeting OF "a will surpass in inter-
est all previous ones in the associations
history.
Eugene jerks suffered the painful
mangling OF his left thumb last evening
while engaged setting posts on his
fathers farm west OF the city. Eugene
was holding q posts on end while two
men In Q wagon drove them into the
ground with sledge hammers. Think
ing the men had finished driving q post,
Eugene rested bis hand on the top Of it
receiving the full force of q sledge- ham
mer blow on bis thumb, crushing it
cruelty.
From Grand Master McCallister we
learn that the grand Masonic lodges
OF the state will be held this year al
follows: A. f. and A. M, Tuesday. June
10, r. "A. NJ, Thursday, June ia, X. r.,
Friday june is. The two former win
be held at Hot Springs and the latter at
Deadwood. The railroads have extended
2 rate Of one lare for me round trip for
those VINO attend. Ihis would make the
rare Madison about 80. Quite 2
number o. local Mason contemplate
p~ar1lclpa'lng 10 the grand lodge pro-
ceedings.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Ann
Keegan, quite largely attended, was held
from ST. Thomas church this morning.
the burial taking place in st. Thomas
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