The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-21
THE CITY.
LOCAL ~BREylTIES.

tiremen's hall.
Arrivals on the morning train from
the west were DR.. A. E. Clough and Prof.
.Girtor.
Arrivals on the evening train were
Mrs. Jos. Gilbert from Wells and Martha
Cleveland from Sioux Falls.
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Williams. parents
OF Mrs. Chae. Jones, left this morning for
Randolph, Wis, to visit their old home
and friends.
The Y. p. S. 9. E. will hold a social in
in the basement o. the Presbyterian
church, Saturday evening January ..
An art gallery will be opened during the
evening. Services of the guides free.
Everybody come. \
Weather report: Probably rain or
snow this afternoon and tonight; warm
or extreme east and colder extreme west
portion tonight. Friday partly cloudy
and colder, high south shifting to north
west winds Friday morning.
Frank f. Keith. formerly a Lake
county boy, writes US from Mason City,
Iowa, "A bouncing 10 pound Bryanite,
yelling for free silver and less conf
dence', put in an appearance at our home
the 10Th inst" Both he and Mrs. Keith
doing nicely.
Secretary Mannix OF Council No. lOO.
Iy-..l r-~.,o-.,I T-,,o1s, - ,,or;
ca, invites our attention to a meeting OF
that council which is to be held at Sioux
Falls, Friday evening, February IL, 1897,
to initiate a number Of new members
some of whom belong to Madison. The
order now has 5000, is a success sfnl in
surance association besides allowing $25
per week in case OF total disability.
A note to-day from Rsv. DR.. Wolff at
Brookipgs states that their revival work
in that place is meeting with great sue
cess, thirty nine enquirers having come
forward and work only really begun.
The Doctor cannot get home for next
Sabbath as he will have to continue the
work there next week, but Prof. Waters
OF Brookings, a very fine preacher will
occupy the Presbyterian pulpit here
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Mitchell Republican. 10: Adjutant
General Silsby packed up the office fur
niture OF his Office and shipped it to
Pierre to. day for his successor to the
position, who, by the way has not yet
been appointed by Governor Lee
Lieut.. A. S. Frost is temporarily filling
the position until the governor can get
around to make the appointment. The
Office has not been a renumerative one
to MIR. Silsby during the past year as
place.
The funeral OF the late NJ. l.. Clark
took place from the family residence on
Madison street this afternoon at 2 p. IN
the large house bei"g thoroughly filled
\ with sympathizing friends and sorrow
ing neighbors. The Masonic fraternity
in uniform to the number of sixty OF
seventy preceded by members OF the
United Workman marchedin procession
from Masonic hall to the family resi-
dence, the former taking charge OF ths
funeral ceremonies. Rev. w. j.. Cleve
land conducted the services at the house
preaching a brief but strong sermon OF
the certainty and beauties Of the resur
rectlon. A choir consisting OF Mrs
VIM. Rowland and Mrs. j. l. Hubbel
and Messrs. Holdridge and Mease, sans
beautifully the hymns for the occasion
and after the service at the house tn
Masons took charge Of the remains ant
conveyed them to Madison cemetery 70
intermeut.
. WANTED-One energeti, lady or gen
tleman in zach county to sell our ney
attachment. Makes any lamp equal t
electric light. Every agent coininI
money. Sample post paid so cts. Cir
culars free. Don't delay write to-day
Turner j. Blanchard, 55 So. Fourth St
Minneapolis, Mimi, exclusive agents 70
Dakota.
A weed in the garden can be easily dc
stroyed when 1t first starts. ConsumI
tion can be nipped in the bud 10y On
Minute Cough Cure.
FRANK SMITH.
Resolutions OF Respect.
At a regular meeting OF Evergree