The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-10

Rev. Mr.. Mime goes to Oldham TO
preach to morrow.
The Misses LeBrec and Corneylson
arrived from Wiuired for the day.
J. NJ. Preston 10 keeping up with the
procession and building a new barn.
Supt. Sherrsrd OF the Children's home.
Sioux Falls. was a through passenger,
south.
Mrs. Jacob Birran and children de.
parted Tor jackson to join her husband
Tor q few weeks.
Arrivals this evening: Carrie Kramer,
Ella Monty. Mics Haven. Mrs. James,
Mrs. Frank Mead.
Rev. ]. A. McAlmon went to Brook
ings to preach in the Presbyterian
| church 70. morrow.
Dr.. F. n. Palmer and wife returned
from Yankton, and II. B. Schriner from
Egan on the afternoon freight.
Weather report: Fair tonight; Sun.
day fair southeast, probable showers
aud thunder storms in north portion.
~. N. Neill, the Sioux Falls sign
painter, is doing some artistic word
painting on a. w. Holdridge's building.
The High school alumni banquet will
be held tonight in X. p. hall, forty
plates laid. John Sullivan 10 caterer for
the occasion.
Miss Kate Walden, sister OF Maggie
Walden, who has been attending the
Normal school here returned home to
Lanesboro, Minn.
MI. Warren Tolles Of this city is in the
list OF graduates to issue from the North.
western Conservatory OF Music. Mime
spolis, Mimi, to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Dooley Of Egsn who vas at
tending the Baptist convention here was
ohled home this morning by the death
OF one Of his parishioners.
Geo. Cock will continue the special
sale OF watches, and other articles OF
jewelry begun last month. From his
large sales he has still some choice
watches left.
On the train from the north, teachers
returning from their school work were
Misses Lily Monty and Berdine Leonard
from WATERFOWL, and Miss Lucy Rob-
bins from Garden City.
The ball game between the Ramona
and Madison tirst nine yesterday 10 said
70 have been q very pretty and close
game. Thescore resulted 8 to ! in favor
az Madison with the latter's half OF the
last inning uuplsyed.
Supt. McClenon In times past has
haen bothered with teachers delaying
their reports at the end OF the school
wear. This year he expects prompt re-
turns. as a teacher will not receive his
last months pay until the reports are
handed in.
An interested congregation listened TO
an unusually eloquent and effective SER
mon on the abundant life, delivered by
Arch.desoon Webber at Grace ohurch
last evening. Service will be held again
this evening, beginning at 3 O'CLOCK
You really cannot we'll afford to miss
hearing this eloquent and magnet'o
man.
Conductor Buokhols's crew backed .
tram Of cars on the sidetrsok near Inc
mill this afternoon down against . o.!
~ lumber which Stove Ssmmon AND
R;ohard Nancy we're unloading onto one
~ Hubbelvs days. The drsy stood
-.oro1, tho track ct the end OF the osr
and both wheels on . side were mafn-
~ 70 pieces. Nancy was thrown IN inc
-. hut came down uuhurt.
AZ tho track yesterday the ha'f'mi'e
-. .rot vss won by w. A. Greeorys'
Allen G.; second. DR.. Cloushs Msok
third. Miner oostelow's TONY" fourth
Albee,s Maud. In the s,minuts s1o''
sare's Edgar s. won 10 l:s5' hal. niue
ssoond Bangs "Rock." In one nea'
Mrnro's brown beat Rock. ln.the one.