The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-04

Wheat IN local market, NJ. l., 40 cents:
No. ,, AZ; flax sl.l3. May wheat in
Chicago opened at Gs5; and closed at
G9ln.
T.. r.. DAVIS was a passenger for Sioux
Falls Oh The morning train as was also
Geo. Ackley. Mrs. Ackley remains here
Il few Gays longer.
A marriage license was issued to day |
TO l.. Is. Bronson aud Hattie NJ. Mason
OF Ramona. The wedding will take
place Wednesday.
Regular meeting OF Royal Neighbors
! tomorrow evening. Annual election OF
officers and other important business.
A full attendance desired.
Howard Democrat, l: d. r. Ponds
teams were seen moving household
furniture toward Madison Friday last.
Looks as though everyone was town
CRAZY.
There will be a meeting OF the Anti.
Saloon league at the NJ. +. church to-
morrow evening at seven o'clock. All
members aud ali who are interested are
requested to be present.
Jas. Gagen and family have moved to
Madison from Winfred and taken up
their residence on west Stella street,
Mr.. Gagen has rented his farm and says
he intends TO take life easy hereafter.
Geo. Cook. the jeweler, is offering
ONE special bargains in watches this
\ month aud come excellent purchases
4 may be obtained 10y calling upon him
DO not fail to avail yourself OF the op'
%por,uni,y.
The program OF the Current Events
\ club which meets with MIR. and Mrs. \!
+. Glover, Wednesday evening, begins
y news items. followed by quotations from
\Lowell, biographical sketch 10y L.. r
Burnett. Vision OF Sir Launial by Miss
\ Clark, the home OF Lowell by Il. b.. Nc
Clenon, and "a recitation by Mrs. Carey
Pierre Free Press: Cannot cay to-
much Of Cressey's entertainment. 10
> teresting and Instructive. Pictures o
Har,,ng, Guthrie and Fuller as nature
4 as though the boys were standing oe'or
Lus. should he come 10 Pierre again b
will have to have a larger place than tn
Mrink. Opera house, Madison, Decen
Der $.
~ The attendance at the opera house las
4 ~eyenipg TO hear Mrs. Conklin lecture o
4 social purity was large and the address
q very good. Mrs. Conklin is an enter
tanning az we'll as an earnest speakel
J The local clergy assisted in the open'n
Nexercises and the NJ. E. choir assisted D
& Mics Seymour and Mr.. Blackman OF tn
4 Baptist choir furnished choice music
n Ellsworth, MIMI, News: There is
!. we'll confirmed rumor in railroad circle
that the g., G.. II. & n. will push on
~ from Sioux Falls or Dell Rapids neA
~snrine and build q road to the coast, "
m N the Black Hills. Money is already !
m sioht to push the road to the Hills an
m ,hara seems no doubt about its 0ein
M NJ bu,lt that far next summer.
m Yesterday q change OF weather orongt
IN on winter with sudden and severe COZ
m The wind and snow was tollo"e
n, m last night by a fall in temperature to
M and 10 degrees below zero at this plsc
J. Tha tram men from Bristol report
- t.uparature OF u below at that poll
2 ri. The cold wave has 81
IDENTIFY been quite widespread
=, ~. Raview Of Reviews for Decor
-lher DR.. Albert Shaw writes on II,
sohool City-A Method OF Pupil SCI
~poveroment." This 10 Q system now
operation in many public sonoe
~throuahout the country by which tra'
ling ;s given In tho practical duties
~oitizenshlp. DR.. Shaw sets forth :
working principles on which the sSs'e
'ur !. h.sed and gives many interesting la
of actual experience in the schools viii
his h.y. developed these principles
c-.otioe. The article is ILLUSTRATED.
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