The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-10
THE CITY.
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<Ascs uOICy oCu a dllOuk nix Co6t-
bound passengers.
Bread making is made economical by
the use of Dwight's -four.
The State Epworth league convention
adjourned at oon today.
Handicap bicycle race this evening at
the driving park, I o'clock sharp.
J.. c. Smith organized a camp Of Mod
ern Woodmen at Montrose last evening.
NLittle Miss Blanche Ball went to Col
man On the morning passenger to visit
friends.
/ A refreshing rain visited this section
during the 20 hour to-day, greatly to
the benefit of vegetation.
1 Mrs. VIM. Barton departed by the
morning passenger en- route to SedaIia,
Mo, on a visit to her daughter.
NThe county commissioners were en-
gagged this afternoon making the semi
annual settlement with Treasurer Flem-
ing.
Il Judge Holdridge and wife will next
week 60 on a visit to their former home
at Independence, Iowa, to remain sever
al weeks.
@. w. Tobin and wife and Clark Bates
\ and wife OF Flandrau arrived by the
: evening passenger and proceeded to tho
Chautauqua grounds where they will 60
into camp.
Rev. w. J. Cleveland. was called to
Flandrau this morning to join in the
holy bonds Of mstrimony H. d. James,
Esq, and Miss Seaman, both of that
place, returning by the evening passen-
ger.
A st. Paul dispatch received by The
DAILY LEADER this afternoon states that
Cornell was beaten by Trinity Hall Cam
bridge club eight lengths. Cornell went
all to pieces after the irst half. Fen
nell fell lead in a faint.
NJacob Kundert, accompanied by his
friend, Yes O'Gar. departed this morning
for Chicago, whittier he goes for medical
and surgical treatment Mr.. Kundert
has been a sufferer for a year or moro
past with disease Of the kidneys and
bladder, which has been steadily under
mining his health. Upon a recent visit
to Chicago he was informed by physi-
1 clans that an operation would be
necessary and his visit thither at this
time is for the purpose Of having the
operation performed Mrs. Kundert
will JOIN her husband next week, de-
parting for Chicago Monday.
County Superintendent Dougherty has
issued his graded course of study for his
teachers institute to be held in Madison
July % to August 3, 1895. 1t is quite
comprehensive and lays out a line Of
work for the teachers that will be fruit
fnl CT good practical results in the school
room. He will have as conductor of this
institute Prof. J. K. Failing who will be
assisted by Prof. r. B. McClenon of this
city. Prot. Failing is a man of long ex-
perience in school work, of excellent nat
ural ability as we'll as a kindly and
pleasing and will no doubt be a
favorite with teachers, while Prof. Nc.
Clenon has also all the requisites Of a
gentleman aud successful teacher. Supt.
Daugherty is himself a thorough train
master Of school work and with them all
the institute is an assured success. The
teachers Of Lake county who fail to at
tend this institute will miss an educat-
ing influence and requirement that will
be OF great service to them in the future
and no teacher can afford to remain
away.
Afull line OF 10 cent cigars; the finest
i in the city. H. CHALEs.
Hunter Farm and Experim entail
station.