The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-17
will meet with Mrs. w. II. Stewart to-
morrow afternoon at the usual hour.

will meet with Mrs. w. II. Stewart to-
morrow afternoon at the usual hour.
Huronite, IL: G. P. Borland of Madison
state agent for the Odd Fellows Annuity
association Of Des Moines, is in the city.
Postofice Inspector Fosnes OF the U.
8. mail service was in the city today and
went through the affairs Of the Madison
P. o. and found everything y. X.
The Episcopal ladies entertained
charmingly at the opera house last even
ing and a large number Of our citizens
partook of their hospitality. The gross
receipts of the evening amounted to $50.
/ Deputy Internal Revenue Collector,
Pat Wickem, Of Alexandria, we'll known
here, has gone to Beloit, Wis.,, in re-
spouse to a telegram announcing the
serious illness of his brother, James G..
Wickem, of that city, occasloned by an
attack OF apoplexy.
BY the time the critics get through re-
viewing President Clsveland's Chicago
letter it will be badly tattered and a full
| blown free silver cyclone will be sweep
ing over the western and southern states.
The silverites are pugnacious and eager
for a fray IL the administration is
anxious to accommodate them.
Mitchell Republican, IA: Paul Page
has started on a 5000 mile journey to
the Yukon river country in British Col
umbia and expects to arrive there about
June LIST, at which time the thawing
season sets in. Paul was joined at st.
Paul by A. w. Hager Of Chicago, who
will make the trip with him. MI. Hager
Is a brother Of Rev. G. E. Hager Of Yer
million. The gentlemen expect to make
a great strike in the gold fields.
Brookings Register, 13: The Chau-
tauqua people seem determined to have
the LIST regiment band furnish music
for the assembly in July. Secretary
Nelson received another letter Thursday
asking the boys to name their price
either for one or two weeks engagement
wv. G. Jolley who has been teaching
at Ramona since the first Of January, re-
turned to BrookiDgs on Wednesday and
is stopping with his sister, Mrs. Harza,
for a few days.
County Auditor Northrop has received
the blanks for the census of 1895 from
State Statistician Wheeler. They are to
be distributed to the assessors who will
do the work. All the blanks call for is an
enumeration Of the people by name and
and classification into three groups; first
children up to 6 years Of age, second
person from 6 to 20 years, and third
those from 20 years and upward. In ad
dition to this the nativity or nationality
is to be given. To this extent an easy
and accurate census ought to be taken.
Next Friday evening, April 10, the
sixth and last of the series OF Demorest
silver medal contests will be held ut the
opera house at which time the following
program will be rendered: Piano solo,
Chanson Des Alpes, Miss Alice Walter;
recitation, A Barrel Of Whisky, Nina
Clough; recitation, A New Party Need
ed. Mary E. Rhodes; solo, Will O. The
Wisp, Mrs. G. F. futile; recitation, How
to Cur-tail the Liquor Traffic, Jessie
Stool; recitation, Home Versus the Sa-
loon, Ray Bell; duet, Speed My Bark,
Warren w. Tolles; recitation, A Plea for
the Fatherland, Josie Stoel; recitation,
A Vivid Illustration, John Curtis; reci-
tatlon, A Voiee from the Poor Farm,
Nina Clough; solo, Fear Not Ye, Oh,