The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-11

on jswelry continues all this month
Come early to get the benefit OF the
large assortment.
Mrs. Buckholtz and children arrived |,
from Woonsocket this morning and will
occupy rooms over the koehler meat
market until their residence in the west
part OF town is finished.
The commencement exercises OF tho
state normal school at st. Cloud, Mimi,
will be held June /. Gov. Lind will de-
liver the diplomas to the successful can
didates who are seventy.four in number.
The b. Y. P. U. will give q Salma-
gundi social at the parsonage on Friday
evening May II. An interesting pro.
gram. Please bring pencils. Ioe-cream
aud cake will be served. Admission, Il
cents. A cordial invitation to all. 4
The ball game at Howard yesterday
was quite an interesting sffsir-Howard
against Carthage. The Howard team,
however, was reinforced by several Mad.
| ison players-Messrs. Steele brothers,
Sammon and M%oore-and OF course
swept the field.
Howard dispatch, 8: Ed Ortmyre, a
volunteer OF Co. L. returned to his home
here last Wednesday night. He was
given u reception Thursday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Seney. Eds
friends are delighted to see him home
again and he says he is glad to be with
them.
Miss Jessie Rewslt, niece OF Mrs. Vidal
departed this morning for Fulda, Mimi,
where she will hereafter make her home
with her grandfather, DR.. Rswslt. Last
evening Miss Jessie's young friends to
the number OF thirty gave her u farewell
party at the home OF her aunt and pre-
sented her with souvenirs which she
will undoubtedly cherish in memory OF
Madison and her friends here.
Hot Springs dispatch, 10: The en-
campment souvenirs purchased by the
w. X. q. have arrived. There are 600
paper weights and a large number OF
medallions. The paper weights are the
finest mementoes ever designed for Hot
Springs and the assortment comprises
elegant photo views OF the Evans. the
Home. the Plunge, the Gillespie aud the
Fargo.
Redheld dispatch, 10: The A. q. I.
w. grand lodge this morning elected the
following officers: J. ID. Howard, Sioux
Falls. past grand master; A. G. Smith,
Deadwood, grand master; Fred b.
Smith, Hecls, grand formsn; r. 1. Sed'
am, st. Lawrence, grand overseer; J. D.
LAWN, Aberdeen. grand recorder; '. X
Stillwell, Alexandria, grand receiver; j.
Mcdowell, WATERFOWL, guide.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader, TO-: }. r
) Cotton OF ;Taop,, has been in the
J CITY for a couple of days. Mr.. Coltor
: has been q resident Of this county fo'
the past tweuty-seven years and he stat
:, ed that he never saw crops looking bet
ter than they are at the present time
n He does not think the late spring VII
n have any bad effects on small grain. u
= the contrary he thinks it will prove
n " beneficial.
Alady drove IN from the country 70
N day and had her horee put INTO . feee
), atable and when she Wa ready to star
. homo called tor her horse when some
lbody's else horse was hitched onto be
buggy and she drove away, not ooseFv'n!
J thu mistake. The stable keeper
somewhat anxious q he did not know
tho lady nor the direction she lott towr
Her husband will probably discover tn
: mistake whom she arrives home an
man like he will probsbly cay. "bests O
vh.t effect q uon.lioense town has o.
some people anyway"
Aherdeen News: Henry Noble On
Raw. q. =. Hsgsr, Of Mitchell. attended
~meetine OF the executive COMMITTEES
the Biz Stone Lake Interstate Cha'
t.uous association Thursday q 70
N lake. The committee arranged 1t ID
10 meeting Tor the immediate erect'on' =
s,mp,on park, Of the auditorium M &c
feno,ng the grounds and making otne
III improysments. The full program lot VI
assembly will be issued within q few os'
and Mr.. Noble says it will contain "o.
Il talent than any Ohsutauqua program
4 thu northwestern states and a large .
tendance i expected.
Sioux Falls dispatch. 10; fns NEE
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