The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-28

house this evening. Every body invited.
Il. y. Kratz, OF Mitchell and other
Chautauqua visitors arrived from the
west.
Egan evenue was handsomely decora.
ted to-day in honor OF the visiting Wood
e
The city board OF equalization ad-
journed this morning until 9 q. u. to.
morrow.
Waldo Stearns OF Bridgewater is visit.
ing his brother w. T. Stesrns and taking
in the delights OF C%hautauqua.
The train FROM the west was packed
this morning with Woodmen among
which were President Ramsey Of the
state association and the Clesrwste
band.
Head Consul Northcott Of the NJ. W.
A. arrived on the train from the north
and was met by q delegation OF local
Woodmen and the Juvenile band escort
ed to the Lake Park.
Lake Madison is what rivermen would
call booming. The Grand View hotel is
neat and inviting. aud the Chautauqua
grounds are pretty neal what nature
makes them. What more could an aes-
thetic taste desire?
Miss Nellie Louise Woodbury. OF
Anoka, Mimi, arrived on the morning
train and Is the guest OF Mrs. J. II.
Williamson a former acquaintance.
| Miss Woodbury. is an elocut,onist and
part OF our Ch%autauqua talent.
The 1899 Lake Madison C%hautauqua
assembly will be formally opened at the
lake this evening with the following
program: ESQ, band concert; $50.
Howard Concert company; $50, streop-
t,con lecture, Cuban war views, by T..
I. Cressey. Tomorrow will be Bryan
day.
Novel features Of the Woodmen pa.
rade to-day were Eva Fitzgerald and
Minnie McGillivray, driving Evs's spsu
OF Shetland ponies, leading the column,
a handsome turnout, Alex. Fader driv.
ing a cage OF wild animals from borneo,
drawn BY q span Of burros, Willie Nc
Cready bringing up the rear with
trained goat attached to toy wagon.
A.. D. Smith, the Sioux Falls piano
tuner, is in the city to-day. Mr.. Smith
received q high endorsement from Emil
LietlioC while the latter vas in Sioux
Falls q short time ago, and the fact thai
il vss unsolicited makes it much more
valuable to him. It is rs follows: u
am familiar with the work done BY MIR
4. n. Smith and recommend him as
thoroughly competent piano d III
tuned my grand piano for the Sioux
Falls concert admirably. Emil Lieb
ling"
The Minneapolis Progress in it's re-
, report of the graduating exercises OF th'
Northwestern Conservatory OF Music
|, ~-aiara to Warren w. Tolles OF this cit!
=. follows: 1.-THE greatest enthusiasm
aur;no the evening wss aroused BY tn
, .,noine OF Warren Wentworth Tol!ee
: NJ Tolles is q resident OF Madison, :
n and has been during his course q
the conservatory q pupil OF Mr.. Maj
= ! .h.,l. His voice, Q rich dramatic tenor
~ Ane power and range, IN Gorine
. Thomas "A Lovely Jordan stream
|. found q happy medium in which to OF
naar At ito hest. He phrases with 81
oellent discrimination, and
~o,..rly. at the same time losing noth'n
. - a.nreesion BY the care thus expressed
n. Tolles was called back four times'
90. -h;oh leads one to believe the con
rit... on prizes in being fully justine
:, .,v;no him .Sohubertis Songs' tor &c
most musical voice performance"
Lost. sixty dollars between Co1ey
a%.tore and depot, Ramona. or oe.wee
= ths cook yards and depot, Madison.
s.vsrI a. s25 will be given tor return
Tho money. Return to y once OF