The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-01-26
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Lea, MINI.
G. 3. Trow, returned to his home al
Wisner, Kansas.
Geo. Bolles and wife went to Colmar
TO spend the day.
NJ. C. Bullock went to Sioux City t.
spend a few days with his children.
Weather report to day: Fair and
colder tonight: Sunday fair and con.
tinued cold.
Meeting OF the relief committee al
7:3O sharp tonight in the Office OF Geo
r. Farmer. Let every member attend.
AThe banana peelers all declare ii was
20 degrees below zero this morning but
the government standard registered only
4 below at the lowest point last night.
e. g. johnson, of Sioux Falls an old
Dakota newspapers man came in from
Pierre today and willspend Sunday with
his family who are temporarily residing
10 the city.
IA special invitation is extended to
young men to attend Prof. McClenon,s
address, on True manhood, In the base
ment OF the Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning.
Canton Advocate, "a: r.. w. Died.
rickson, Of Madison, this state, 10 in the
city, and Is Shocking about with Q view of
putting in q marble stock at Canton.
The idea is q good one, and it would
seem our city would be a good point for
such Al industry.
- Representatives Shirley and Drake
came home to visit their families until
Monday. kIr. Shirley reports legislative
work progressing nicely, the railroad
bill being the chief subject Of considera-
tion just now. Senator johnson had
considerable committee work to attend
TO and remained over.
The book social IN the Presbyterian
pErlors last evening wa fairly well at
tended, and afforded q most enjoyable
season. The effort az deciphering the
characters represented kept up the in
terest without tagging and the musical
part OF the program was thoroughly q
ioyed. The receipts amounted to 5000.
Iver Hyland, who wac yesterday ad-
judged insane by the local board, and
10 being held for an attendent from the
asylum TO come after him, caused the
sheriff no end Of restlessness last night.
He was very noisy and kept il up the
whole night long. Iver ID q single man
past middle life, and lived about ten
miles north Of the city.
From the following action taken by
the board on education last evening it
would seem that some OF the young
gentlemen attending our public schools
we're given less TO culture and 70
the use OF tobacco. The regulation
adopted by the board 10: .sThe use OF
tobacco by any pupil Of the public
schools Id hereby forbidden and any
pupil may be suspended or expelled for
RiDlatlon OF u rule.
The new Camp OF Modern Woodnen
instituted by our Madison Neighbors at
Ramona last evening starts ont under
very favorable auspices: Eleven char.
ter members were initiated and officers
installed By Deputy q. q. Smith, No fol-
lows: i. y. Miller, ". G; D. u. OsCon-
nell, clerk; A. II. Powers, banker; Al. ID.
McGilliyray, j. ID. McGiIlivray, ri /.
Mueller, VIM. Carmody, i. n. Spear,
John Kenneaily and VIM. schwartz.
Tie new Camp treated the boys who
ven up from here most royalty and
they returned ii high glee this morn
ing.
m0m't Tobacco spit on. smoke Yoar
Life Away
Id the truthful, startling title on d
book abort NOT -Bac, the harmless,
guaranteed tobacco habit cure that
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