The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-07
preachers in the state will have to re.

preachers in the state will have to re-
pair.
The excursion train for Sioux Falls
Friday will not leave Madison until the
train arrives from the west at 1890 a. m.
1t will not be held at Sioux Fslls for
any other speaker In the evening.
L. J. Corcoran drove to Colman this
afternoon and about q dozen more OF
the Modern Woodmen will 60 on the
train this evening to assist in organizing
a new Camp 10 that little burg.
x Mrs. Fred Ball while %pract,clng on the
bicycle yesterday took a tumble and
sustained a compound fracture of the
right wrist. She is suffering very severe
pam from the broken member.
KAt the recent state fair premiums
were awarded Miss Martha and Mr..
Oliver Cleveland OF this city, the former
first and second premiums on drawings,
and the latter second premium, also on
dra wing.
Prof. Peter Hendrickson spoke to a
good sized audience in the northeast
part Of the county last night and depart
ed by the north going train to-day for
Klugsbury county. He continues bis
pilgrimage through the northern part of
the state and also in North Dakota.
Brookings dispatch. 5: An old Ger
man named Henry Linda, formerly a
resident Of Reno, Mimi, was sandbagged
and robbed Of ~seventy-seven dollars
Saturday night by a tramp. The two
men rode on the freight from Arlington
| to Volga, and then started for Brookings
on foot. The attack was made after
dark, and, after pounding the old man in
a frightful manner, the tramp nlaced his
victim on the track, SO that the west
bound passenger train would run over
him and 1t would be q case Of another
tramp killed. The old man, however,
reached here o after. His head and
face a mass OF bruises, and he has sufi-
GENTLY recovered to describe the tramp,
| who has been seen here within a week.
A search resulted IN finding the sand
bag. The assistant in the attack was q
young fellow about % years old. The in
jured man has a brother living near
Howard, s. d.
b The third annual convention of the
Christian Endeavorers OF Moody and
Lake counties meets in the Presbyterian
church OF this city next Saturday and
Sunday Other churches and Christian
workers inthe city are cordially invited
to attend. At 4 pm. Saturday the con-
v~ention will be opened with devotional
exercises led by Miss Jennie Hutchinson,
followed by q business meeting and re-
ports from local societies, state and
national conventions. In the evening
the address Of welcome will be given by
John r. Moses, and the response by
Alice Conroel of Flandrau. Then
follows the presidents annual address
by Miss Emily ID. Clark and an address
on Endeavor work by Rev. thompson Of
Revillo. After these exercises q recep.
tion, to which people OF the city are in
vited, wall to rendered the visiting dele
gates in the church parlors. Sunday
morning at $50 prayer meeting will be
led by 8. r. Lamphere Of Smythe, and
at 3 p. m another devotional exercise led
by Miss Alice Currie of Ramona. At
3:l5, address. "Christian citizenship and
what it Involves DR.. Wolff, Madison
At $50, paper, Intiuenc Q OF tobacco ard
liquor habit on young people, Mr..
Lawrence, Brookings. At s:45, address,
Junior work, "Mra. Stump, Wentworth.