The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-04
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

DeerlnR rust)er in South Dakota, was a
Huron caller Wednesday. He reports
crop prospects owe the state excellent
and business exceedingly good. . The
surveyor generals clerical force has been
temporarily increased by the addition OF
tive clerks. This makes q force OF eever.
teen-the largest ever employed in the
office here.
Sioux City Journal, 2: Teddy" Gal
lagher, the we'll known lightweight prize
tighter OF Sioux Falls, S. d., was in the
city yesterday afternoon on his way to
Omaha where he will spend the next few
months. Gallagher is we'll known in
this city and the last time he fought was
at Coviugton when be bested Jimmy
Connors. Gallagher says he never again
intends to enter the ring.
Master Burt ketcham was the recipi-
tent last evening OF a handsome Elgin
National gold watch from his father in
honor OF his successful graduation from
the High school. Bert is to be congrat.
| ulated on these marks Of distinction
which he has deselvedly earned, ind
none takes greater pleasure in seeing
| them bestowed than The DAILY LEAD.
| ER. Bnrt is one OF the boys.
The following will be the order Of ser.
| vices at the opera house tomorrow, at
1890 "a. H.: The music will be by Mes.
danes futile, Williamson and Rowland,
Misses Jones and Fawkes. aud Misses
Williamson. Holdridse, Garner and Will
hanson. The entire audience is request
ed to join 10 singing "America.' Order
OF services: "Old Hemden;' Invocation
by Rev. A. &. Shepherd; hymn; prayer
by Rev. c. NJ. Cline: ~volunta y; reading
anL B~accalaureate sermon by Rev. ).
! Vincent Rosewarne; hymn, 'Amerlca;'
benedlct,on, Rev. Albert {. Fillmore.
Hon. j. J. Fitzgerald is in receipt Of a
letter from Senator Pettierew in which
he says he has had a TAX VIII the Unit.
cd States fish commissioner in regard &c
stocking lakes Madison and Herman
with fish. The senator recommends US
,ny bass for stocking purposes, and has
sent Mr.. Fitzgerald the necessary blanks
TO be used in making a requisitlon upon
the comm,sslouer for the fish. AID they
viii undoubtedly be forthcoming at ar
early date. Mr.. Fitzgerald has been II
correspondence with Washington 10
some time to bring this matter aoou
and Is to be congratulated upon his sue
cess. This ought to be a PARTICULAR!
good year for stocking the lakes as witt
!. orr abundant ruins the lakes are ccm
pletely filled with good water.
: The great Wallace shows will exh,bl'
in Madison, Thursday June -. and III
advance agents were in the city to,da
making the preliminary ..arrangements
This show recently visited Ashland, III
The Telegram Of that city devotes near
TWO columns IN a review OF the perform
unce. The following is clipped from tn
lengthy article: The best circus ina
ever visited Ashland That was tn
! v~snersl verdict Of the people who attend
sa the Wallace show yesterday Afternoon
: and evening. and it was an opinion ina
was deserved. Many OF the pr'ncips
,aa,ures we're entirely new, and the traI
eze work, and the performance OF Ia
( Nelson family, and scores OF other h'el
8 class people were first class in every pal
;. ~t;cular, The hippodrome and rsc'n
g ~evants were close and exciting. and wer
watched with breathless interest," an
some Of the tinishers brought the auo
> ence cheering to their feet.
Wanted, girl to do housework.
nj H. G. GEBHART,