The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-09

Adults IS GETS, children Is cents. The
ladies will also serve oysters after the
show.
Ivan Nordhem who has been employed
for some time by Frank Smith, is now
with Schultz & Crow, in the corner drug
store, and his place in Mr.. Smiths drug
store is filled by j. E. Haugen Of Canton.
Bert Stoddard is also employed 10 Nh.
Smiths store.
Kimball News, 4: Charley Drake and
family have removed to Howard where
MIR. Drake has purchased an interest in
a drug store. Geo. johnson of Howard
has been engaged by the Ochsner Hard
ware Co., to take Mr.. brakes place IN
their drug store here.
The mothers club will meet at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow after
noon ut 3 o'clock. The program will be
of especial interest to mothers of small
children. A collection will be taken for
library purposes. A large attendance is
desired as matters of Importance will he
discussed.
The Woodward theatre company
opened the engagement at the opera
house last night to the largest audience
that has eve witnessed a popular
priced entertainment. Lost Paradise
was presented by the company in a man
ner which won the cordial endorsement
of the audience as was evinced by the
enthusiastic applause accorded the
players efforts. The Ralph Stendish of
Harry G. Long, Horace V. Mobiles as
Reuben Warner, and W. j. Woodward
as Milan Schwartz, shared the honors.
The views as %preaented by the Kineme-
tographe proved q pleasing feature.
Prince and Pauper, will be the bill to-
night.
After a lingering illess Of many months,
Mrs. Sheehan OF Wentworth died last
evening at Wentworth, where she resi-
ded with her daughtea, Margaret. De-
ceased was aged 70 years, a woman
much beloved not only by her own chill
dren but by her large circle OF ~acquaint-
ances in Wentworth, Madison, and
wherever else she has resided. Her
children, W. D., formerly train dispatch
or at this place, Daniel and Margaret,
vera all present at her bedside when she
died, and accompanied the remains to
this city tAis afternoon. The funeral
services will be held from st. Thomas
church tomorrow at 9 a. M, Rev.
Father Flynn conducting the services.
After the services at the church the
remains will be shipped by the II a. m.
train to Gaasville, Wis.,, the family
accompanying them.
The county commissioners are still in
session but as business board and not a
board of csnvassers. They have been
occupied most of the day in auditing the
claims of judges and clerks of election
They have also had under consideration
the case of the Baumeister family in the
west part of this county, a brother and
sister of which are afflicted with
diseased knees which have reduced them
IN the past three or four years to county
charges. Their limbs have become &C
bad that they are o unable to earn
a living and too poor to procure the
proper medical treatment to effect q
cure. Dire. Lowe and jerks at the re-
Quest of the county commissioners TO-
day examined the patients and will
recommend to the board that they be
sent at the expense Of the county t.
some surgical institute where the proper
treatment can be given them. This will
no doubt be cheaper for the county in
the long run.
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