The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-27
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ohp Slater OF Henry arrived from the
va Brorby went to Sioux Falls to
I friends.
/. NJ. Downs and wife returned from
Rapids last evening.
H. williamson, Esq. WAS a passen-
for Sioux Falls on the morning
in.
In,cial meeting OF Cyrus Chapter, r.
II this evening. Work in NJ. NJ.
rec.
khent took a Jump OF three cents to-
40. 3. bringing - cents; No. ., 76;
sl.o7.
Fred Davol took the evening train west
Howard and Miss Nellie McCalhster
Chamberlain.
Mayor Randall OF Salem is in the city
King after the interests OF the Nc
km,rk harvesting company.
{. y. Burkhardt and Sophia Burk-
rI,, brother and sister OF Mrs. A. +.
ring. returned to Minneapolis.
t,dl.or Patten OF the Salem Special
wife drove ncross the coudtsy to-day
yisl, the %lntter's mother, Mrs. Mosher
this city.
NIlweck prayer meeting ut the Bap.
I church this evening. Subject,
(rue aud False Prayer" Come and
ve something to shy.
Mart Walsh was brought before
s'icc Murray to-day aud fined s. and
SIS or go to jail eight days for being
INK; he chose the eight days.
a. an index OF how taxes arc being
il this year compared with last. the
unity ~treasurer's books show 80 re.
pts issued up to this date while ny
the corresponding date last year only
were issued. Taxes become delin.
lent next Tuesday, February l.
The acetylene gas lighting experiment,
Il necessitate the keeping open OF
Frank Smiths drug store after !,
Flock tonight. but it is not expected
y complaint will be made, as all others
want to so and SEQ the bIazes
Eer!thiug is in readiness.
). W. Glenn. local forecast official oil
e weather bureau at Huron, has ISSUED
bulletin covering a period OF sixteen
bars during the months OF February
be normal temperature was L. degrees
Pove zero. The warmest month wa.
al Of lss2, with M average OF 25 de
ices above zero. The col iest month.
ere that Ct 1887 and 1895 with an aver
9 OF l degrees. Average precipita
on, 30 inches.
lheSt. Paul Pioneer Press ssys: This
"l estate men OF South Dakota are re
P'Vlng more inquiries for land from
stern farmers than ut any time sine.
Poi, when tn 9 at .te received It,
~faslest immigration. Agents fron
Parry every county in the state hav,
Pen IN the Eastern states, and all de
"le that 1893 will witness a great III
'1Se in the population Of South
|"Rota. The improved condition Of tn,
ft'"rs here is largely responsible fo1
ne unusual interest manifested. =
HE funeral OF the late Stephen Da
. was held from the NJ. +. church, o
n'ch communion he WAS a member, a
H. N. today. The church was filled
VA sympnthizing friends Of the family
'echief mourLers being the wife ant
. sons OF the deceased. The flora
'ph'es were not so profuse as the!
efe beautiful and appropriate. Rev
-. Shepherd OF the Nj. f. church ant
PeS. ". IL. Willard Jones Of the Episco
a'chnrch OBLIGATED, the latter reading
le scripture lesson from | Corinthians
pm chapter, ana the former offeriu,
."yer and preaching the sermon from
'a't' 2l:44, "Be ye also ready. for i,
ach IN hour as ye think not the Son 0
Ian cometh." The pail bearers wer,
M%ckinnon, Geo. Irish, J. u. Blair. L
jacobs, +. w. Ketcham, Thos. At
P%inson.
An friends and patrons OF the publi
'"'ol arc invited to attend the mid
var exercises. in all grades above tn
'"'t" primary, OF Friday afternoon Il
'''ock. On account OF sickness tn
"ero'ses in the lower grades have beel
e'erred. The following is The program
."e High school: Music,i High schoo
.'c"estra; roll call. Response with new
Ie"; recitation, Justice, Hugh Clark
ss"y, A plea for parents TO visit tn
'"oo'' Core Barron; recitation, WealtI
MO work, Charles PrsstonE music: ess,,
ofths sun, Gertrude WING