The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-22

LOCAL R~REyRTAEs.
&C. b. Kennedy vent east.
Regular meeting OF Madison Chapter
o e. s. this evening.
Mrs. Whalen returned from Artesian
whittier she went last week.
A. e. Chamberlain, Esq, OF Huron,
dropped into Madison for dinner today.
Nicholas Sampson, OF Bruce, Brookings
county, was q pleasant caller at The
DAILY LEADER Office today.
Al Berge, q Scandinavian speaker from
Minneapolis will hold forth at the court
house, Monday evening at $50.
DR.. A. 3. Bergh, OF Dell Rapids, re.
turned today having been visiting his
college mate DR.. !. r. Nannestad.
Mr.. E. Donovan an attendant from
the asylum tor the insane at Yankton,
arrived last evening and today returned
to that place with Abram Winden who
had been adiuged insane by our county
board.
Rev. and Mrs. Ewart gave q delightful
reception % q party OF fifty normal
school students and their friends last
evening. The gold medal prize for
answering correctly the greatest number
OF questions on . coin puzzle fell TO MIR.
Burnett Fruit was served and y de-
lightful social time spent.
Major Picker and private secretary,
L. II. Bailey, we're passengers on the at
ternoon train. the latter going to Woon-
socket and the former to Clark where he
speaks tonight. Last night he spoke ut
Sioux Falls, and reports large meetings
all over the state. Many populists are
returning 70 tho old party
Howard Press, 81: "C. w. Daugherty
Of Wlnfred, whom the Howard Advance
announced as N possible candidate for
superintendent on the Pop ticket in this
ounty, has received the nomination for
the same Office in Lake county Was
it disappointment that sent Daugherty
over here TO claim residence?
A missionary meeting will be held at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow eve
ming at s o'clock at which the following
program will be observed: Singing,
choir; reading Of scripture; prayer by
the pastor; anthem, choir; reading, Mrs.
MI. Il. Holdridge, "Hosanna, q Korean
Woman; singing; recitation, Miss Alb
bic Beardsley; paper, Mrs. Annie b.
Ewart; singing; offering; singing, "Cor-
onation"; benediction.
TEL. J.. Patterson returned from the
state fair at Aberdeen and reports it q
success though coming out d little be-
hind financially. The Grain Palace, he
thought, would pay as 1t had been at
tended by large crowds every night. He
gives the Aberdeen people great praise
as hustlers and says il they only had
good crops for two or three years they
would make Aberdeen q city OF ten
thousand inhabitants. Senator G. *.
Davis OF Minnesota spoke TO an inn.
mense audience last evening with power
full effect. Brown county 10 going to
wheel into the republican column.
One OF the greatest religious gather
ings ever held in Dakota was recently
held at Cherry Greek station On the re-
ssryation, and strange TO say ID was an
Indian gathering. IL was the great an
nual Dakota Christian Indian confer
ence, consisting or the representatives Of
eighteen Presbyterian and twelve Con-
gregational churches, whose member
ship is In round number 2,O00. The
nineteen Presbyterian churches contri-
buted for the church work the past
year $500. These churches were cared
for by t~wenty-nine ministers, Of whom
nineteen are Indians. There were fully
1000 persons present, of whom $50 were
regular delegates. The Dakota ". MI.
q. A. reported thirty local organizations.
These contributed $500 for general work.
The Dakota Womanis Missionary society
embraces thirty-three local societies,
which raised over $500 for missionary
work the past year. The Dakota
Christian Endeayor union was only or
ganized one year ago. There are already
six local organizations, The Dakota