The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-01-17
been operated upon and AZ q whole will
be saved but with little sight, perhaps.

been operated upon and as q whole will
be saved but with little sight, perhaps.
Beresford News: There is a rumor
out that the Lincoln, Neb., bank wreck
or, Mosher, and defaulting Treasurer
Taylor both work in the boiler roo OF
the Sioux Falls penitentiary, where a big
Norwegian, also confined there, assists in
carrying out the big barrow Of ashes, TAX
ing the heavy handles and steering the
barrow while the above two noted
characters pull the ropes, and the Nor
wegian was heard to remark the other
day as he started Of: "Gat oop dar!
All! see mai milliyon dollar tame!"
The Immigration convention at Mitch
ell had a much larger attendance than
was anticipated, the being 300 delegates
in attendance. M. p. Beebe of Ipswich
called the convention to order and CON-
mittees on credentials, permanent organ.
~ization, programme and resolutions ap-
pointed. Judge H. H. Klein Of Sioux
Falls was made permanent chairman and
T. q. Burns of Mitchell, secretary. En-
thusiastic speeches were made the meat
Of which was that any advertising under
taken in behalf OF the state should be
the truth about every section-its re-
sources and drawbacks. The following
plan OF action reported by the committee
on programme was adopted: A state
wide organization is to be formed to be
called the South Dakota Immigration
association, which is to be incorporated.
The delegates from each judicial circuit
are to elect q member OF the executive
committee and from the eight the CON-
vention will elect the president, secre-
tary and treasurer. All Of these officers
are to give a bond Of $1,000. They are
to hold their offices for one year and are
to call annual conventions TO select their
successors. The delegates from each
county shall elect a county director to
report to and be responsible to the
members Of the committee from the
judicial circuit. In making up the liter
ature to be sent to the east each county
is to prepare its own matter, describing
its resources and advantages in it's own
way and the executive committee is TO
compile these articles, removing all dis
c%repancies and equalizing the length. 1t
IS not, however, to alter material points.
Tho uovn onI moonc ac vrol1 no thn
methods Of work, were left entirely to
the executive committee, but it was in
structed to forthwith get out some ad-
vertislng literature on the above lines,
impartially and truthfully describing
zach section and distribute it through
the east. All salaries we're forbidden.
The convention also instructed the
members of the executive committee to
proceed as soon as possible to call dis
trict conventions to their respective or
cults. These conventions are to form q
distinct association which is cooperate
with the state organization, and also to
see to the independent and thorough ad-
We rtising of their own districts. The
following executive was selected: F.
w. Morris Of Trip, r. H. Brown of
Sioux Falls, S. W. Narregang Of Aber-
deem, J. M. Greene Of Chamberlain, A. j.
Lockhart Of Clear Lake and j. H. Bald
win. F. w. Morris was elected president,
S. w. Narregang secretary and T. H.
Brown treasurer.