The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-24
evening to Mat Fleming OF Madison and
Mary Heyer OF Rutland township.

Arrivals on the evening train: Mrs.
G. II. Morse, II j. Munro and wife, c. A.
Cline and wife, Mrs. A. E. Clough and
two daughters, Miss Nina Waters, Tho.
Byrnes.
&. II. Smith and father n-law, Mr..
Strong, returned to Spring Valley,
MINI. by the morning train. They had
a very good days hunting yesterday,
bagging 3 chickens.
The adjusters OF the damage done to
the Badus Catholic church by fire last
Sunday night placed the loss at $3.50,
which will be borne by the several com.
panies carrying risks on the church.
Report comes ot the cutting in two Of
u man at Flandrau by Conductor
OBrien's east going train last night.
lie was not one Of the train men, but
further particulars could not be learned.
4 meeting OF the Equal Suffrage club
has Leen called by the president, W. II.
" ttNUt ~ tie iVSitsVIINe VI
Supt. McCienon, next SATURDAY evening
for the purpose OF reviving the work OF
the club.
This is South Dakota's good year. and
the people are taking special pride in the
state. The state fair at ianktoo Sep.
TENDER % TO 30 will reflect this pride
and you should make your arrangements
nov TO attend.
The attendance at the G. L. A.
society's social al Thos. Carey's last
evening Was large, the receipts amount
ing TO nearly els. Had the ice-creau
held out longer the ladies would doubt
lees have realized more.
Yaukton Press, %: The ten year old
daughter OF Joseph Kofton. OF Bon
Homme, while playing with a stick
which she held in her mouth, fell 90 un-
fortunately that the stick penetrated her
throat causing her instant death.
"a book OF Dakota Rhymes" is the
title OF q volume OF poems by Dakota
authors being compiled by Rev. b. w
Burleigh and G. G.. Wenzlatf, ..of isnkton,
II will contain the brightest GENE OF OUT
Dakota poets OF which there is quite a
q noted array.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage al Evanston,
ILL.,, OF Miss Isabel Gsrgh,ll to Leonard
T. Bescher, q nephew Of the late Henry
Ward Beecher. Miss Garghill will be
remembered 40 q favorite el%ocut,onis'
during our last Chsutsuqua assembly.
The state convention OF Y. p. S. {. f
meets ut Huron tomorrow and contin'
ues over Sunday. The gathering gives
PROMISE OF being q large q and q very
excellent program is advertised. M's'
Abbie Bearisley has been elected dele
gate to represent the local society OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church in the convention
Castlewood Republican, 10: .. II
Jones OF Madison. arrived here Saturday
syeninp aud renamed until Monda,
morning. lie was here for the purpose
OF securing the position OF principal OF
our public school. The p~rincipalsh'E
had been awarded to Prof. JOSEPH
Young OF Wsnseou, Ohio, q graduate o
the Valparaiso, Ind, Normal school.
In compliance with q request from thu
~psrent body to celebrate the birthday o.
Robert Morris. the Eastern Star chapter
OF this city has decided to commemorate
the event with Q grand picnic at Lake
Herman next Wednesday afternoon
August 81. The picnicers will INCLUDE
all Mssons and their families q VII
|leaye Masonic Temple for the lake at
n. M. All kiuds Of enjoyment Wall b,
induced 10 at the picnic grounds unit
& o'clock when refreshments will y
served.