The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-03-04
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LOCAL HREylTIES.

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DR.. jerks has been confined to bed all
week by s~ciatica in his right leg.
Rev. w. j. Cleveland and Father
Stecher were arrivals from Howard this
morning.
to spend the rest Of the week with her
husband.
d. d. Holdridge, Esq, went to Elan
dreau to attend to court business before
Judge Jones.
Mella Swith, daughter Of Mrs. W. A.
Mackay, returned from the Deaf Mute
school at Sioux Falls on the evening
train.
County Superintendent Daugherty
holds regular examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates at his office to-
morrow.
in the interest OF the Sioux Falls
Press, was a caller at TIE DAILY LEAD
Err Office this morning.
Will Torbet returned by way Of Min
neapolis from a visit to his peo-
| pls at Andover where he has been shut
in since February 18th.
Weather report: Snow and colder
tonight; Friday partly cloudy with
colder east portion; brisk to high south
shifting To northeast winds.
The three Salvation lassies he'd a group
picture OF themselves in d cutter taken
this afternoon and a view OF the city, for
illustrating a write-up OF Madison in the
Wa Cry.
Don't fail to hear Capt. Nora Hill, OF
the Salvation Army, speak on "Soup,
Soap and Salvation" this evening. A
small admission fee OF five cents will be
charged at the door.
Martin Case, standard oil man here,
is about to remove to Centerville, S. d.,
and manage the standard oil business
there. A gentleman OF family is expect
ed here soon to take his place.
The change from a democratic to a re-
publican administration at moo to-day
made no p%croeptible jar here. Gold
democracy and gold republicanism are
..,'ynonymous terms to the producing
1 classes.
Trains from the north were abandoned
to-day owing TO the storm and drift
raging in the north part of the state.
Passengers and mail, however, came
through from Aberdeen this morning by
way OF Woonsocket.
Those who have subscribed for stock
in the new series Of the Madison build
ing and loan association. can procure
their certificates Of stock and receipts at
Kundert s. ~Fitzgerald's store. Those
who nave not subscribed should de- SO
at once as it is desired to have all this
stock paid in before the adjourned meet
ing on the evening of the 18th, when
money will be offered for sale.
The Red Men met in conclave last
evening and counted up the profits of
their recent ball which was about $50.
As a mark OF their appreciation of his
services in starting the lodge, they &C.
corded Chas. E. Clark the honor Of re-
christening the lodge and he named it
"Pocahontas," which name was adopted.
A working outfit costing $3.50 has been
ordered, and the lodge is preparing for
OK ,ellent work in its line.
The evangeI,stic meetings at the Pres
byterian church called out a large audi
ence last evening. The excellent ser
mon by Mr.. Davies on "What is a Christ
Aian," his beautiful solo, 1.-Two Lives"
Gnd the splendid music by Mr.. Ireland
and his chorus choir, were thoroughly
enjoyed by every body. Services at 3 p.
m. and 7:3O p. M. The meetings VIII
close Sunday evening with a service and
sermon to which business meh are
specially invited. y
Ladies, when you need shoes you
should examine those Bolton shoes ut j.
A, JOhnsOn's. They are GaDdIes.