The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-06-30
ing, returned home on the train from

ing, returned home on the train from
the north.
Herman township elected as delegates
to the county conventions: c. 7. West
ably, L. c. Stout, VIM. Owens, H. G..
Cole.
Rev. and Mrs. J. p. Jenkins departed
to day for Boston, Mass, whence they
will go to Mr.. Jenkins old home on Mar.
tha's Vineyard.
Bills are being circulated for a lecture
to be given by Rev. Ira n. Pardee, Of
Jennings, La. at the Nj. E. church next
Saturday and Sunday evenings on
Home Life In Dixie"
! The teachers Normal institute for
Lake county will be held this year July
Goth to Aust l. The instructors will
be Prof. r. B. McClenon, Prof. J. X.
Failing, Mrs. L. NJ. Tolles and Supt.
Dougherty.
Mrs. John Munson vas rejolced at
! the arrival Of her two sisters-Mrs. Nor
ton, Of Sioux Falls and Mrs. Witten, of
Anoka, Mlnn.-an uncle, MIR. Clinton
Frost, of Medford, Mass, and nephew,
Mr.. Norton, OF Sioux Falls.
A heavy train load of ~Chautauquans
arrived from the east this evening.
Prominent among the arrivals We
noticed DR.. E. l.. Park, Of Atlanta, Ga,
Prot. Robertson, Prof. Lee q. Kratz, Prof.
Cooper, DR.. May, and the Vermilllon
orchestra.
Supt. Daugherty will hold examina-
tions for pupils who have completed the
eight years course, in the common
schools, at his office in the courthouse,
Thursday July 8, 1896, beginning at $50
a. m. Each applicant passing the re-
quired percentage will receive a diploma.
The Madissn nine accompanied by a
delegation Of citizens among whom
we're Geo. w. Runkel, John Fleming,
Clark ,Scram. e. NJ. Klotzbach,
Frank Fox, jake Koehler, Adolph
Schmidt. Elmer Sheridan, and Robt. Lee,
went to Brookings this morning to play
a return game of ball with the B~rookings
team. The boys and their hackers left in
high hopes and it will be very disappo,nt-
ing to them all should they have to come
back with their wings clipped.
The assembly program opened this
afternoon with music by the Vermillion
orchestra until the appearance of DR..
Eugene May who did not arrive until the
4 O'Clock train. All the talent for the
first two days arrived on this train and
there will be no disappointments. In
the forenoon tomorrow all the Summer
school classes will be organized, the in
structors being nearly all on the ground.
In the afternoon, Dr.. May will again
lecture, the Assembly Chorus will be
organized in the evening, the Vermillion
orchestra will give a concert and Frank
b. Robertson will follow this with his
stereoptioon lecture on Australia" A
good and sure program is thus mapped
ouo w WY Cou Cou kot Ju0lI
moneys worth Of instruction and enjoy
men. The grounds present a very at
t~ractive appearance and many families
are locating themselves in tents.
The republican ward caucuses were
quiet affairs last evening, oven the
"bloody First" being worked as smooth
as grease" In this ward the old war
r,ovs decided they had better sit down
on the young fire eaters of both contend.
ing factions in last springs election and
they did it most effectually. One side Of
the doomed factions fell in with the new
scheme most gracefully before the ball
opened, but the other showed faint fight