The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13

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J.J. Craney OF the Model Bakery is
fully prepared for the holiday season
with Christmas trees and Christmas tree
ornaments, candies, fruits, mute, and in
fact everything that goes with Christmas
festivities. Cigars put up in handsome
boxes Tor Christmas presents. Orders
received for brick ice cream. Choice
celery. When going out to select Christ
mas sweets. stop at the Model Bakery
first. Here you will tind the choicest
stock in the city.
The incest place in town to look for
Christmas gifts is the iewelry depart
ment OF Cook & O1ee's store. Here you
will find the latest novelties in silver
ware, ~jewe,ry. diamonds, watches. and
hundreds OF novelties that are just the
thing for Christmas presents. Some
thing extra handsome to be found here
il a collection OF Louwe,sa pottery IN
iardeniera. vaces, etc. These are the
latest things out and it will be a delight
TO inspect them.
Madison Camp. No. 1899, NJ. ". A.,
had a large attendance at It's annual
meeting last evening aud among other
business elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Henry Neil', G.;
Pat T.erney, Ali. L. Hoobler, b. II,
Roberts, clerk: S. G. Gregory, H.; z
tTyrrell, WI. George, s.; r. t.. Van
Sly Ike, NJ; Robert Oliver. auditor. The
next meeting OF the camp will be held
the Goth OF this month, and public IN
! stallatiou and refreshments, Tuesday
evening. January 9, 1900.
W. Il. Smythe returned last evening
from jasper, Mimi. whittier he had been
0 10 do surveying. The people OF thai
town and vicinity are quite expectant OF
y the building TO that town OF the Bur
linc,on road from Worthington auo
thence nor,hwestwsrd to Madison, ). y
4 They confidently assert that the slut
line Of the Burlington from Trosky t(
n North Sioux Falls is to be taken up Z
give way to the Worthineton extension
through Jasper and northwestward
!, which looks quite reasonable.
81 Additions to the number OF NJ. r
m;,;stars attending the distrist con
>. ,arsnce to-day were Revs. Amos Emmot
: NJ Dell Rapids and II. b. Beav's OF Al
oeatar. The sermon last evening by Ke'
O. A. Phillips was q strong and pract.ca
discourse upon Peters confession
!" "Thou art the Christ" etc, setting fort
- Tho prooress and victories OF the churc
" and it's leading influence and opportnr
tiles in the world to-day. lie aIso alluo
q ed to the open century movement :
IN ~secuve two million more converts wh'c
's he believed possible and an 'nsp'r'n
;aaa. His ermon was followed by
Id verv interesting conservation meeting
th This forenoon lively discussions Howe
Il. ~n.ners ON the department OF mercy an
j. heip. aud on the department. OF nters'
10. work. The former was by +. a. Stun
and In his absence read by Rev. A.
90 shepherd. the latter by Rev. A. r h'eo
r.. Other SUBJECTS pertaining to the your
he neop,es' leagues and the work OF get''r
~ children into The church and it's oranoh'
..ro discussed by the oonferenc
mi. afternoon an interesting eess'e
80. hold IN the discussion OF the que
ma .;on. should the presiding elder be cleo
al Nv the district. by the conference
~ .nno;nted by the bishop Shall u
,.n d;.,r;ct have an assembly OF its own al
,.h.raY vss also q fruitful subject OF G
." No.. The sermon this evsning Will
delivered by Rev. Amos Eramoss =; ~ a.,
70. Rapide and the public geners''y 70 OAK
~. >stiv invited TO attend.