The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-26
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mas oeen visiting her brothers., Andrew
aoo Eric Hylsnd, OF Nunda, returned
homo to-day,
Miss Winiired Buck, assistant pr;nc;.
pal OF the Dell Rapids school, returned
nome after . visit Of q few days 10 Prof.
Girton's family.
The nuptails OF Peter Hoidal Of Nuoda
and Josephine Olson, daughter Of Martin
Olson OF Lakeview, ,s announced to take
place next Wednesday.
Mrs. Mcmillan and son returned to
fIandreau this morning. While at Geo.
beck's Thanksgiving, four generations
OF the family we're represented.
A marriage license was issued to
Edward Kruger OF New Paynesvllle,
Mimi, and Miss Emma Baat OF Ramona
this county, and the wedding is set for
Tuesday next.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader, %: The
board OF directors 1T the Madison In.
surance company held q meeting in this
oity last evening. Very little business
was transacted on account OF the small
attendance, aud the meeting was ad-
journed. The next meeting will be held
in this city early in January:
Howard Press, 25: Miss Pearl Ochs.
net OF Madison is visiting Charlie Drake
and family -. Wednesdays daily pa.
pers announce the appointment OF +. T.
Hoard postmaster at this place. Barney
O'Ne.l's term having expired October l,
the appointment OF his successor has
been anticipated Tor the past month.
The parents meeting called at the
city hall last evening in the interests OF
the Juvenile Guards. discussed the ad-
visibility OF going forward with the
movement ~inAugurated a few weeks ago.
The object OF the organization is to fur
nish instr uction and entertainme for
boys between the ages OF ! and IA years,
twice a week, with u view OF keeping
them from questionable places and
practices, aud TO inculcate in them
manl,ness, sobriety and good conduct
each boy joining the guards signing an
obligation TO this effect and TO obey the
rules OF the organization aud his supe
r,or officers. So far IS boys lave en-
listed or enrolled and q military drill
has been the chief entertainment al
their b~,-weekly meetings. The younger
portion meets in the afternoon and the
older oues in the evening under q com
petent instructor. Mondays and Fri
days are the days Of meeting. The or
panizat,on is analogous 70 the Boys
Brigadss that are formed in all the large
cities OF our land. So far Rev. A. Z
Shepherd and Mrs. l. 7. Hubbell have
been carrying on the work OF Organiza
ton aud drill, aud the meeting last eve
ming Was TO consider whether or not the
work should be continued and II III
lines OF instruction aud entertainment
could not be brosdened. II encourage
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tanned it is desired to establish q gym
nssium and reading o 10 connection
with the drill featuree Of the movement
4. committee consisting OF Mrs. l. !
HubbelI. Mrs. d. McKinnon and Mrs
Geo. Cook, VA raised to canvass tn
Isitustion both a. to funds and instruct
or to continue the work along the line
indicated above and report the result o
their efforts to another meeting OF pa
rents aud those interested il the boys o
the city, to be held at the CITY hsli
week from next Monday evening. 1t II
hoped there will be q rousing meeting
at that time.