The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-29
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LOCAL DREVlTIRA.
W.. H. Dempster went to Dell Rapids.
Weather report: Fair and colder to-
night. Saturday fair.
Attorneys Porter and Farmer return
ed from Sioux Falls on the evening
passenger.
Evangelistic services at the Presby-
terrain church this evening. Everybody
invited to attend.
u Tom Rae made LOT miles on his bike
10 six hours in yesterdays wind. He
did six towns.
Manager Kramer received by freight
this morning his fine family horse and
carriage from Chicago.
The young ladies Of the Lutheran
church will give y basket party at tho
Thompson building Friday evening.
Everybody invited.
j. E. Mcbride yesterday bought 100
bushels Of seed wheat for his farm in
Clarno township and to ,day returned to
his home at Plattevllle, Wis.
Il Waldo Stearns, who has been visiting
his brother, w. T., in this city for q few
days, returned to his home at Henry, 8.
d., by the outgoing passenger.
Howard Press, %: President Beadle
i, OF the Normal will deliver a lecture in
Howard next Friday evening, April 5,
! in connection with the teachers insti-
tute which will be in progress ut that
time.
IA telegram from States Attorney Muir
ray at Aberdeen this afternoon states
that he has negotiated 5000 worth Of
the warrants and that the parties will be
here tomorrow with the cash to c'ose up
the deal.
The five months old child Of Albert
Hammer, eight miles southeast Of town,
reported in yesterdays DAILY LEADER
a being very sick, died last evening,
and will be buried tomorrow at 2 p. m,
Rev. DR.. Wolff conducting the services
Flandreau Enterprise, %: Rev. Jen-
klns OF Madison occupied the NJ. E.
pulpit Sunday evening. His discourse
was listened to by a large and attentive
audience. He is an able %expounder OF
the scriptures and interested his audi
tors.
Four thousand packages OF garden
seeds are being sent to each Of the Unit.
. ed States land ofices in this state fol
" distribution to the poor OF the district in
which the land Office is situated. PEG.
pie in this section should send their ad.
dress to the Mitchell land office fol-
seeds.
While hundreds of bushels of seed
corn are wanted in Lake county this
year, . farmer on the west side adver
tises in an Aberdeen paper: "Northeru
grown seed corn, five kinds. Will sell
cheap and warrant 1t to grow" Why
don't that farmer advertise nearer home
and find ready sale for his corn?
Bishop Hare is expected to make hii
annual visitation Of Grace church il
this city On tomorrow afternoon. HI
will make an address in Grach church
ON Saturday evening and administer
Confirmation, ut the morning service OF
Sunday. After this he intends driving
to Howard for a SIMILAR service in the
evening.
The savageness OF q runaway is thus
exemplifed by the following item from
Pierre: "A runaway team this morning
dashed into the residence Of Johl
Walsh, q prominent real estate dealer
tearing out the corner OF the building
one Of the horses going through a win
dow. Mr.. Walsh had a narrow escap.
from being struck by the tongue Of thu
wagon az it crashed through the wall o
. the building"
The program OF the Rebekah dim
social to be held in !. O. o. F. hall thi
evening, is as follows: Duet, Mrs. Cam
eron and G. w. Wood; song, Miss SUSIE
Fsrnham and Clyde Walker; dialogue
uV0 CudI bCV0AcS DOSOS 1Aloc AduEb Al&u0I
music, Miss Mary Marquart; instrumen
tai music, Doughty and Thomas; Rebec
ca at the Well, where all can get q drinl
and q necktie for ten cents; tableau, Tn
der the Willows; tableau, Street Seem
in Chicago.
Sioux Falls Press, q: Aud now it i
Tr,v- ADyc@w ~.pn Tsn-sn CA~Lls
paper which comes put with one issu'
under the auspices and direction Of tn
ladies Of that city. The benficiary j
the exchequer Of the Presbyterian
church. The issue comprised eigh
pages filed with contributions BY vari
GUS ladies Of Madison, and q very cred
itsble display OF advertising for tn
business houses Of the CITY. The man