The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-02
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS:
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son, Esq, for the office OF CITY Justice.
was tiled in the city auditors office last /
evening. This makes three candidates
in the tield-Messrs. Williamson, Jones,
Waters.
The "Old Maids Convention" at the
opera house will mmenc at 8 o'clock.
sharp, this evening on account Of the
ball to be held in the opera house i'm
medlately after the performance in hon
or OF the visiting dentists.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Catherine
Carr OF the north part OF the county
was very largely attended, passing
through town at noon tc-lay, the inter-
ment taking place in the Catholic GENE.
terry. The funeral services were held in
| St. Thomas church at III o'clock, Rev.
L. A. Flynn officiating.
The Old Maids Convention" an.
nounced to be given at the opera house
this evening, ls extremely funny and
wherever it has been produced has been
q theme for comment and laughter for
many days after. The ladies having
: the convention in charge and those who
will appear on the stage in the seer and
yellow leaf are well know in this city for
their ability to entertain, and whoever
misses the convention this evening will
miss a rare evening OF amusement.
J. A. McGovern, who is doing a good
deal OF riding in the country Is q collec.
tion agent, reports the grain fields and
their surroundings beautiful beyond de-
%scr,ption. The weather this season has
been particularly favorable, cool, with
an abundance of rain, and the mild. dry
weather during seeding time enabled the
farmers to seed their farms in excellent
shape. better thar is usually the case.
Therefore, Lake county farmers have
good reason TO hope for q big 0op this
year.
y. =. Nelson, president OF the South
Dakota conference Of the Seventh-Day
Adventist church, has issued u call FOX
the annual camp meeting to be held al
Mitchell June 2l-2S. Services Will be
held each day in the English, Danish
German and Swedish languages. What
is true conversion, Operation OF the Holy
Spirit, Signs Of the times, and Wha'
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among the subjects that will be pre-
sented. Ed. Bronson. late missionary
to Japan, and Mrs. S. NJ. l. Henry, 81
. long connected with the W. G. L. t., vii
be present.
At the April session of the count!
commissioners, a bill for 500 was allo
ed DR.. \. +. Clough for performing
surgical operation or Beaumaster OF tn
n west part OF the county, Beaumaste
having been u county charge for severa
months. Upon the warrant being pre-
sented 20 Chairman Buxton for his sig
/, nature. he refused to sign It, cla,minI
4, that ,nasmuch rs DIR. Lowe was unde
contract with the county as count
physician at a stated salary per year, b
ought to have performed the operator
!" Through his attorney, u. d. Holdridg'
ESQ. Dr.. Clough brought the matter oe
IS fore Judge Jones for HI order compell'n
81 chairman Buxton to sign the warrant an
the Judge has issued such ORDER o'tln
chairman Buxton to sign the warrant
10 chow cause for not go doing. The judge
order having been served on MI. bu'
ton. he was in the oity to-day tsk'n
a council with a view to further oontestin
the claim.
o Don't be persuaded INTO taking som.
thing said to be just like Rock Mounta'
Tea. There's nothing made or solo III
- il. It alone is nsture's wonder:
X, '" FRANK c. SMITH.
c.. p. Jones, Milesburg, Pa: write
IT have used DeWitt's Little Ear
he Risers ever since they we're Introduce
hare and must say | have never used al
!, pills in my family during the forty yea
49, OF house keeping that ave gwen SUI
satisfactory results "s " '"N"'''e
IL, CnthnrEiC.