The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-04-02

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receiver OF the Citizens National bank,
who 10 largely interested in the property.
The regular monthly w. G. T. U. meet
ing will be held Wednesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock in the basement OF the Presby-
terrain church. Subject, "Social Puri-
|ty." Following 10 thu program: Read
ing, The Cross Of Lead, Mrs. 8. N.
jerks; paper, Mrs. W.. r. Smith; What
Shall We Do About 1t? Discussion
opened by Mrs. Blackman. Ladies in
terested in the subject, whether mem-
bers OF the Union or not, are cordially
invited to attend the meeting.
Clerk OF Court Preston, who thought
to assist many OF the needy ones in
Lake county to a small supply Of gov
eminent garden seeds, and sent their
names to the Mitchell land Office, to day
received the reply that there were no
more seeds on hand, as the office had
distributed all the seeds TO the fourth
| class postmasters in the needy districts
! OF the nineteen counties comprising the
! land Office district, to DO given to the
poor.
Following is the wording of the circu
lar Of State Superintendent Frank
Crane on the patriotic salute to I've given
the national hymn: "wednesday, April
3, has been designated as the day Of
patriotic expression OF sympathy with
the Crane old national hymn, MY Coun-
try, "Tis of Thee Rev. Samuel f.
Smith, ID. d., author of the national
hymn, still lives and will join with us in
singing America at loon on the day
above named. Will you see that the
national hymn is sung and all the school
and church bells in your city are rung
for five minutes at noon on April 3,
1857"
Jerry Hurley fell into the clutches OF
the law rather unexpectedly this morn
ing again. 1t will be remembered that
about the 9Th of March last the sheriff
entered Jerry's joint and clapped An in
junction upon his doing business there,
though he failed Of getting any liquor
by the adroitness Of the bartender in
turning the door and lock OF the vault in
which the liquor vas hid. Because Of
this failure to obtain the liquor, Jerry
must have supposed the injunction
failed, but it did not. The business
was resumed with not less patronage,
but a little more care 10 letting patrons
in and out than formerly. This becom-
ing known to Judge Jones, he ordered
the body Of Jerry Hurley brought before
him ON a bench warrant to show cause
why he should not be held in contempt
of court for continuing the business in
the enioined promises. Jerry this morn
ing gave the officer a good and sufficient
bond in the sum OF 500 to appear be-
fore His Honor, Judge Jones, at Sioux
Falls, Friday, April s., to answer, the
charge Of contempt.
Dell Rapids Tribune, 30: The ladies
OF the Presbyterian church Of Madison
edited and published the Saturday edi-
ton OF The MADISON DAILY LEADER.
With the assistance Of the artistic prin-
ters of The LEADER the ladies issued a
very handsome paper, filled with appro-
pirate reading matter and attractive
advertisements. The business men gave
the ladies q very generous patronage
which will no doubt net them q coed
sum for their church. or course it is
much easier to get out one big paper
than to edit and publish q good paper
day after day or week after week, but
this fact is Offset in large measure by the
inexperience Of the ladies in the work
and does not detract from their success
and the credit which they deserve. Bro.
Stahl, OF The LEADER, would no doubt
like to issue such q paper every day in
the week-and he might we'll do 90 if the
business men Of Madison would give him
the same patronage that they gave to
the ladies special edition. The more
patronage the better the paper is the
general rule. Business men in every
town. should remember this in dealing
with their local papers.
For rent, five-room cottage.
M. w. DAILY.
! Taylor Not Located Yet
PIERRE. s. D., April 2.-Dispatches
sent from here announcing the locating
in Valparaiso, Chill, Of Taylor, the de-
faulting state treasurer. do not seem
upon investigation to have good
foundation. No one can be located who
| has heard n such report
Took = Wagon Load.
YANKToN, s. D., April 2.-Thieves
drove q wagon up to the store Of Jacob
son & Thrane at Wakonda and loaded
up $3.50 worth Of merchandise, consist.
ing Of clothing, dry goods and jewelry.
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