The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-14
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49, EknA 0Qy k1d0 4MAU II
parted for his home at Elk Point.
A nseting OF theeK. P. lodgeis called
for tonight at which d full attendance 10
desired.
~ MIR. and Mrs. M. w. DAILY took the II
d. IN. tram for Cresco, Iowa, on q short
visit 70 friends.
Attorneys ID. ID. Holdridge, +. L.
Soper and G. y. Porter were passengers
for sioux Falls today.
Regular meeting OF Madison Chapter
No. 6, q. e. s., Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock, sharp, % as to close early.
John q. Smith has received his APP
pointment as deputy head consul IN the
Modern Woodmen OF America, within
South Dakota and he will start tomor
row with a view TO organizing camps.
The county commissioners have tired
OF boarding VIM. Beverley until the next
term OF court meets and ne will now be
required to furnish q bond OF 800 for
his appearance at court. He is rustling
to ecu the same today.
All old soldiers and their families are
cordially invited 10 be present at the IN
stallation OF the officers OF Gen. Shields
Post this evening at the court house ut
Z o'clock. Rations OF soft tack and cot
fee will be issued as part OF the enter
tainment.
Madison Sentinel, ID: "a young prin-
ter arrived in the editors family. Hi,
there, LEADER Office! This 10 another
instance in which the daily Sentinel rs
sue surpassed The LEADER. Amt it,
whiskers?. Well, yes; The LEADER
isn't in il. Mr.. Mease wears the belt
electric belt.
The very latest intelligence OF the alb
sconding state t~reasurer's affairs is that
q conference OF his bondsmen is being
held in Chicago with q view TO seeing
what can be done aud if possible devise
some plan that viii draw out Tayiol
from his hiding place and secure 500,
600 OF the cash he has. This would
greatly relieve the present condition q
the treasury and perhaps secure l~eniency
for Taylor in the final accounting. 1t n
not known, however, whether Taylor h
in this country or ir Europe.
AWm. Rae, who has been suffering for
whole week from poisoning OF the body
10 improving somewhat at this time, al
though he 10 never sure when the die
ease will break out In some other part o
the body. The poisoning arose from
wearing a new suit OF light gray woolel
underclothes. When he first put th
garments on he went skating and pei
spring freely the arsenic in the ~colorinI
was absorbed through the pores OF tn
skin causing intense burning, swellin
and fostering or the arms and body az
companied by q loathing OF the stomac
which causes retching almost TO th
point Of strangulation.
The students Of the State Normi
school graduating class have decided !
change the place Of holding commences
ment exercises from the Presbyteria
church to the opera house, to-morro
evening, ut which place the followin
program win Be- observed: Invocation
Rev. j.. p. Jenkins; song, Annie Lauri
by the Nordraak; GRAFTON, Frank Will
jerks; Grafton, Mary d. Tolles; CRATIC
Kate Tobin; bass solo, Armonrer's Son
from Robin Hood by DeKoven, ].
johnson; class history, Gusta A. Bjerk
class poem, Gertie Louise Smoker; voc
duet, Onward Bonny Boat, Miss Lizz
DAWSON and Mrs j. l. Hubbell; partir
Grafton, Geo. q. fsnaith; uAnns prophes
Ina M. Hsrhins; piana Bolo, Silvs
Waves MISS Laura Tiigner; present
ton Of diplomas; benediction.
Lennox independent: Times q
rather hard but there ID . tenden'
among certain pseple Cd represent ths
condition worse tlaaa ia really il Al
they beg Or people who are scarce
more able 30 give than they. A cour
of farmers from Lake county we're
town Wednesday 10 whom the above d
plies. They had been down ID the
entity OF Beresford, by team, beggi
wheat tor seed. That county has sos
wheat and most OF the farmers 81
them q hushel o., more, until they had
good-sized load, when they drove
town and sold il and proceeded W O.
brate Oh atauglefoot." When we Il
saw them they were about 70 leave
their homes near Madison and were
vel. ~aorganized' thai they made th