The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-01-28
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Estates Attorney Farmer is laid up
with an attack OF pleura- pneumonia.
Weather report: Fair and continued
cold to night and Friday; north to west
winds.
Miss Lester OF Mitchell arrived on the
train from the west and IS the guest OF
Mrs. j. }. Wright.
Wheat has been on the steady decline
for several days, the market here now
being 60 cents; flax, So cents.
The Rev. Mr.. Reynolds Of Lake Pres
ton breaches at the Baptist church to-
night. Subject, Faith, Hope, Love.
Come and hear him. ~
Mrs. ID. E. Stoddard will serve lunch
at her home tomorrow afternoon from
$3.50 to $40 for the benefit Of the Ladies'
Aid society. Lunch 10 cents. A cor
dial invitation is extended to everyone.
John Chestnut has been repainting
and paperlng the interior Of his restaur-
ant and covering enc bis billiard
tables, making a very inviting and COM
Portable place for his patrons. whom he
will continue to serve with Old time
promptness and satisfaction. Give hun
call.
A gang OF fakirs are working the ru-
raj districts OF the northwest selling
what they purport to be Paine's Celery
Compound at % cents IL bottle. They
say this Is a new way Of advertising and
why they sell it 80 cheap. " 1t IS a fake
scheme pure and simple. Don't waste
your money on them but report them to
this office at. soon as heard OF.
Vermillion dispatch, 26: Rev. Father
Collins, who has been pastor of the st.
Agnes church this city for two years
past, received word last week from Bish-
op O'Gorman That his services in the
future would be required Fat Montrose,
S. ID. Father Collins Immediately be-
gan preparations for his departure. The
ladies OF tina church in this place gave
him q reception non the eve Of his de-
parture.
In the call for the meeting OF the di,
rectors of the building and loan a~ssocia,
ton to be held next Monday evening,
notice is given that the matter Of organ.
izing a new series, or series {, will he
discussed and ali Interested in starting
new series are invited to be present
There seems to be considerable demand
for a new series and 1t is more than
probable that it will be decided to be
gin one.
Brookings Individual, ID: The Evan
gelistic serviceB" held nightly at the
Presbyterian church are well attended
and full of interest. The large audiences
enter enthusiastically into h services
and enjoy thoroughly the able, forcefu
and eloquent discourses OF Cr. Wolff
Many nave asked for the prayers o
Gods people and expressed their pur
pose to lead a christian life and their de
sire to become members of the churcl
OF Christ.
The monthly mean temperature il
South Dakota according to Sergean
Glenn's data in the Huron weather OF
flee for the month OF December was 2
degrees above, the lowest being lG de
grees at Aberdeen. The monthly meal
precipitation was only OFT. The mea
temperature was 5 degrees above tn
normal and the precipitation O.43 belo'
normal. The month was less wintr
than November and scarcely any sno'
remained up to the 3lst of the month.
Garretson Progress, %: The youn
people from Madison and some of tn
young people OF the G. e. society OF tn
Congregational church have been in
proving the moonlight evenings. The
spent last Friday evening at Mr.. an
Mrs. Jos. Whealy's. Saturday ev,
ming at the home Of Mrs. Patterso
Monday evening Of this week they took
sleigh ride and enjoyed a social time ar
.'candy pull" at Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pete
sons. On Tuesday evening they enjoye
"a quiz social at the home Of Mr.. ar
Mrs. Geo. Bsardsley. College song
social games, and light refreshmen
made the evenings pass very quick
and pleasantly.
Free Pills.
Send your address to III. E. Bucklen