The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-27

Don't forget the Warren Noble Thea.
ire company in "OurS trategists." Prices
1920 80 cents.
Arrivals this evening, Rev. G. NJ
Cline, r. W. Huebner and wife, Nora
L.annon, Miss Munger.
Engineer Geo. Boil. was a passenger
Tor Davenport, Iowa. where he will take
treatment for rheumatism.
Ladies grand free night at the opera
house tonight. Warren Noble Theatre
company in "OLr S%trstegists."
Rev. L. NJ. Shanafelt and Mrs. John
Caldow OF Colman. were passengers from
Huron this morning on their way east.
Mrs. j. B. koehler is very low and
sinking gradually. 1t is said, however,
that her illness which is now considered
fatal. is not very painful.
The ladies OF the O. r.. $. are request
ed to meet with Mrs. Vidal, Tuesday
March -. at 3 p. m. to sew for birthday
social. Please bring silk piece.
la the further development OF her
case IL now appears that little RATHER.
inc Cook has pneumonia and no. scarlet
fever ~ feared last week. The little
g,rl 10 very sick.
Mrs. J. W. Woolburn who has been
here nursing her mother. Mrs. j. A
Davis. returned TO her home ut Rock
Rapids. Iowa. che leaves her mother
much improved in health.
A public meeting OF unusual import
ance will be held at 5 o'clock tonight il
the NJ. T.. church, under the auspices o
the Antl-Snloon League. Ererybod,
ought To be there. Rev. A.. Carhart
state superintendent Of the league. vii
SPEAK upon matters OF great Importance
4 special conference ut the close OF TIT
address. 4
The Woman's Missionary society o
the Presbyterian church will meet Wit
Mrs. Rose, Tuesday, promptly at ) p. n
Following is the program: Devotiona
7 exsrcises. Mrs }. ". Dawson; Value Q
Home Missions, Mrs. jerks; reading
Mrs. N. l.. Clark; paper, Mrs. Geo. Bt
; ker; reading, Miss ~llelen's Drum MaJo
] Mrs. Kennedy.
The case OF the city against job
Hunt for disturbance OF the peace ia
occupied Justice Holdridge's court tn
greater part Of the day. Defendant d.
] msnded a jury and the following wei
impsuneled: Eldro Jacobs, Geo. VIE
Duncan Macksy, Jas. Colburn. Der
Stacy ani Claude Tyrell. The chief Dor
OF contention according to the attorney
arguments was whether the oase was OF
2 OF disturbances Of the peace as charge
q or a case OF malicious mischief. II
j Jury returned a verdict OF guilty M
] Hunt was sentenced to pay q tine OF 9
! and costs, or 70 days in jail.
Maud Dellbridge, the l7.years Of
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Del
bridge Of Chester township. who wei
from here in care OF DR.. W. Z. Daniel
Thursday evening. to Minneapolis to !
m opersted upon for an abdominal tumo
N did not long survive the operation. MI
DellbridRe had been ailing from u
m growth Of this tunor for about "
!" wears and it had become such a burd'
m that an operation was the only rel'e
I proved to be nearly % pounds
M weight and also OF . caucsrous form
tion. She stood the operation well' D
: sunk away later, dying ten hours sfte
Z vard. DR.. Daniels returned with q
remains this morning, on the train fro
IN. north. The rsmains were taken
IN. residence OF N. b. Stacy In this o.
for the day, and the funeral will "a
place st l p. m. tomorrow AZ frosps
church.
Committeeman McGovern who 10
lioitiue signatures to the lmproveme
r~aaons constitution aud advance du
il finding it rather q disagree"ole au'y
- times. some looking At him Us Il ne w
engaged in a scheme to pocket tne n''
Nv himself and are very suspicious
- his advances on the subject. o'n'
want 70 know what 10 going to % ~
lee with this money and who ID going
spend II and what for, to al : W"
on ~. Mc(2oyern has to reply he DO
know. It is unfortunate that suon ?
ar ia. have not attended the late pu'
,nsetipes Of the business men Oh
b, city aud caught the spirit OF prog