The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-24
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brother, Sheriff Fox today.
Weather report today: Fair and
warmer tonight. Friday feir.
r. N. Laine OF Sioux Falls and O. r.
Autleman, OF Milbank, are In the city.
e. Kramer, Stanley Jones and A. e.
Aldrich returned by the evening train.
Il Adolph Schmidt returned from his
visit TO Aberdeen and Ipswich and re-
ports 1t rather dreary and cold up there.
Yesterday morning the mercury was
down to % degrees below at Aberdeen
and this morning at Bristol - below.
Al book or character social will be
held at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening, to which all are cor
daily invited. Each one is requested to
come representing by some article on
dress OF bearing a book or prominent
character thereof.
The degree team of the Modern Wood
men OF this city will 90 to Ramona to-
morrow evening TO organize q Camp OF
twelve members. In about ten days or
two weeks they will organize another
Camp Of fifteen members at Winfred and
still another at Howard. The order is
growing rapidly in this state.
Y Mr.. Picklum, who has been the Paul
lumber company's agent at this place the
past six months, left this morning for
Wells, Mimi. Geo. Beck, formerly OF
Wentworth, 10 now in charge and has al
ready moved his family to this city.
Mrs. Beck 10 quite sick as q result OF
house moving in this cold weather.
Rev. w. j.. Cleveland, who returned
from Fiandreau last evening, reports the
government Indian school at that place
in a very ilourishing condition. Re
Gently = number OF students we're re-
ce.ved from the Chippewas ID Wiscon-
SIN, the enrolment now reaching 146,
the limit OF membership OF the school
being $50. Or lag students, Rev. Claye-
land found 60to be OF the EplscopalIan
faith, and the Indian Sunday school at
Flandreau, OF which Rev. Cleveland has
supervision, 10 therefore largely attend
ed.
"a ball for the purpose OF raising
charity funds is projected by some Of
the ladies OF the city, notably Mrs. r. N.
Palmer, Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs. G. IA.
Wood, Mrs. O. @. Murray, Mrs. Geo.
Cook, Mrs. Harry Chales. IL will be
held Tuesday evening, January q, and
the Brookings orchestra will furnish the
music. II. ID. Fits donates the use OF
the opera house. Tickets, 81; lap-sup-
per, 30 cents per couple. Spectators
admission fee to the gallery. TO- cents.
The proceeds are to 60 to the relief com
mittee for the benefit on the poor. The
st. Thomas church social which was 10
be held that evening will now be- held
one week from that date at the residence
Of Mrs. Chales.
IN The band will be organized anew in
this city, q meeting to be held for that
purpose this evening. Proficient players
H# AEN
only will be enrolled at the present time
and enough members have been fecured
10 make the new organization q success.
Mr.. Bonn, formerly OF the Fourth Regr-
ment band, il expected here soon aud
will be leader. The cast of players will
in all probability be as follows: BONN,
solo B fiat: Bears, ditto; Herb. PutDey,
1st B Hat; Frank Tierney, snd B flat; N.
M. Stott, baritone; Geo. Ackley, 1st
tenor; Irwin Gilmore, End teuor: @. Al.
Nichols, solo alto; Ed. Beadls, End alto;
Martin Berther. srd alto; w. II. Hnxford
tuba; Lou White, End bass; Frank
Blake, snare drummer; and others. The
boys have tho instruments, talent and
determination and will ask assistance OF
no d outside their W members.
KBmsisees Opportunity im lacrosse,
Wisconsin,.
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