The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-15

The marshal detained them mere anu
sent them home on the afternoon train.
: Adkbh Schmidt had a good run in
real estate business yesterday. having
sold several lots on the west side OF the
city to parties who intend to- build.
These lots were sold for S35 apiece. He
also sold ths~swA OF section 22-lO'-o2r
to Lnlius Schmidt OF leroy township
for $1,000. Ths--4astsra Mr. Schmidt now
owns three quarter sections OF land in
his farm.
Z The Odd Fellows and their families OF
the city took a picnic at the AXE to-day
going out in strong force. The motor
and line which have been put In good
condition last week we're used to carry
a portion of the crowd to the lake while
a host OF others went by private convey
ance. The juvenile band was taken out
to furnish music SShile a choice. program
of singing and speaking was arranged
for after the tempting bill of fare had
been disposed of. Such occasions add
much to the goodfellowship OF the order.
The District Christian Endeavor con-
~yention OF Lake and Moody counties will
be held at Wentworth next Saturday
afternoon and Sunday, June - and ~.
Those reading papers and making ad-
dresses at the convention will be Mrs.
McCauley Wentworth, Alice Currie, Ra-
. Ala N>>,ro3 ENIoplrou El1ar r.
II. Grant, Huron, S. K. Lamphere,
Snythe, Lily Holmes, Winfred, Arthur
Sherwin and VIM. Hawkins, Flandrau.
Stella Richardson, Colman, Leslie Burn
EFT, Ellen Monty and Rev. DR.. Wolff,
Madison. The latter breaches the con-
yention sermon Sunday evening. Miss
Cora Matheny also sings a solo.
Bishop O'Gorman confirmed a class Of
Sc, nearly all young people, at st, Thorn
as church this morning. Nhe- Bishop
was also very earnest in his talk to the
new members regarding their future
conduct in life, required all OF them to
sign the temperance pledge and said
every one Of them and their families
would bless the day that Bishop OGor,
man induced them to take this step.
This makes 1920 the bishop has con-
tirmed since coming to South Dakota
and~ha. wished It, had beer as many
tAousandA Father Nolan of Sioux Falls
and Father Steecher OF Howard Were
present with Father Flynn and the Bis
hop at confirmation services. To-mor-
row morning Bishop O'Gorman and Fa,
Their Flynn go to Badus to confirm an
other class of fifty or more.
Lake county is going to furnish a large
contingent to the German Evangelical
! campmeeting which meets on the lake
at Big Stone next week. This religious
body is very strong in the northern part
of the state and the adjoining portion
OF Minnesota and it's annual campmeet
ing which is 10Y regularly held in Simp
sou Park on Big Stone Lake, is attended
by immense numbers and is productive
= OF great religious enthusiasm. BishoE
Bowman of that denomination who is
powerful revivalist will be present mos
q OF the time this year and good results are
looked for. Those going from here art
Rev. A. r. Fisher and family, Julius
Schmidt and family, Mrs; Stoltzman ane
mother, Mrs. Woitna, and from Ramona
Frank Butts, Herman Hartwick ant
d families and others. They all go b.
team, meeting at Arlington to morrow
d and expect TO drive through in two days
Notice
DIR. jerks is so far recovered that h
will see patients at his house, corner OF
Center street and Union avenue 81. I
Coffey place. for the next 80 days.
, DR.. s. NJ. jerks.
Lots in Clark Il Mckinnon's addition
$50 each. Also one lot on Egan avenue
500. A. G. SCHMIDT.
d Sick headache can be quickly and com
n pletely overcome by using those famou
"a little pills known as "DeWitt's Littl'
Early Risers."
20 FRANK SMITH
* Plaster your house with Bakers Har
=, Wall plaster. For sale by Allianc
: Warehouse company.
x GEo. NEDDER, Agent.
When you want some of l.. 4. Steven
IN Black River, Wis.,, Ice call ~telephoD
re No. and he will supply you prompt
for % cents per hundred.
Wanted, two girls to do custom sew
ey ing. L. j. THOMAS.
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