The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-30

turned her way but 80 short and sud
denly as to upset the buggy to which
they were attached and dashed past her
for the opposite side OF the street. Here
they again run up on the side.walk ana
astraddle of the corner OF the building,
one horse heading down the side walk
the depot, the other pinning to
the wall with it's head a man who tried
to dodge the team as they dashed Tor the
building the animals were thus checked
and held ard things put to rights with
out any material damage but it was a
few moments OF intense excitement for
the individuals particularly Interested.
The affriphted woman took the longest
TO recover from her nervous shock.
The Lake county republican league
met at the court house last evening and
had a very enthusiastic meeting. About
thirty we're present and aggressive work
was planned for the coming campaign.
1t was quite evident from the tenor OF
the speeches that the league is going In
to the educating business and free silver
sophistry will be punctured with pointed
barbs. A suitable headquarters for the
club will be established in the city and
literature and speakers will not be lack
ing. A committee was appointed on
finance consisting Of G. J. Porter, F. M.
Halstead and Elmer Sheridan; another
on Gee Club, +. l.. Mease, o. 3. Jones
and Ed. Biederstaedt. On securing
membership, for the city, X. G. Nc
Callister, A. +. Glover, F. G.. Chaphe,
Geo. Mead. Others will be appointed
for the county precincts. A ratification
meeting will be held at an early date at
which Gen. Beadle and other speakers
will address the meeting. On the pro
Vram for this and future meetings, r. L.
Soper, J.I Hubbell and General Beadle
were appointed a committee. The work
Of the league is now in good hands all
round.
The teachers institute closes it's work
proper to-day. To. morrow and Satur'
day will be taken up in examinations in
which Supt. Daugherty expects a large
class. The institute membership, in
GLIDING the four instructors now mum
beers l26, which is forty more than eve'
before enrolled in an institute in Lake
county. At the afternoon session the
committee on resolutions presented it,
report, which was unanimously adopted
The resolutions recommended free text
books for schools. a more faithful follow
ing of requirements in the use OF tex
} books, q pledge to encourage the reading
of pure literature and al effort to built
up a library in every district. The reso
lutions conveyed the thanks Of th'
teachers to their instructors Professor
Failing. McClenon and Mrs. l.. M
, T'olles, and Supt. Dougherty, and com
commended their work, and ais
specially commended the work and in
f~iuence Of Supt. Dougherty In bshalf o
the schools of the county. Thanks wer'
! also returned to the school board for tn
> use of the school building, to the Misse
Bridges and Mcdonald for musical ser
vices during the institute, and to Janito
Belknap for courtesies rendered. Tn
] closing hour Of the institute was takel
z up with the graduating exercises OF th
common school course the graduates be
ing Hattie Wilmarth, Maggie Donohue
Mary Keegsn, Lillian DeCell, Alics
Mitchell, Anna Goggins, Bert Hartwic
y and Viletts Cole.
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