The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-24
D. MCKINN0N.
bound to close out our entire stock of Cloaks. Come and see and
be convinced before buying elsewhere.

ton. MIMI, to attend the curling "bon.
spiel" Tomorrow and Burns anniversary
in the evening at that famous Scotch
Large numbers Of buttermakers from
CLARK county, Lake Preston and other
places came down on the morning train
from the north to-day on their way TO
the national buttermakers' convention
which lbegins to-day at Sioux Falle.
They we're joined here by others, +. X.
q. Groes. &. s. Elwell, Jse. Douglas. w.
II. Buck among the number.
The mothers club meets Wednesday,
January ., at 3 O'Clock at the Baptist
church. ProRram-kindergarten helps
for mothers with young children; read.
ing, mothers relation to child develop.
meut; reading, the radiant mother; n
question box, followed by discussion.
All ladies who have books from the H.
brary are urgently requested to return
them ct this meeting.
Chaa. 0laettli Of Milwaukee, a former
Wentworth boy and lately returned
from tho Klondike where he vent over
q year ego, was q pleasant caller at TUE
DAILY LEADER Office and showed q doz-
On beautiful gold nuggets from that
boreal region. Mr.. Glsettli returns with
. few comrades in about two weeks 10
Alaska. having a good claim, No. Al, Leo
Ia, in the Dawson City district.
Henry Neill returned this morning
from Lake Preston where he vent 10
conduct a public installation OF officers
OF the Modern Woodmen camp OF that
place. The Lake Preston Woodmou are
only about forty in number AZ yet but
they are rustlers and had invited about
100 guests whom they entertained in q
royal manner with q musical program
and elegant supper. Tho result OF their
effort will be added popularity aud new
acceesions &c their ranks. q number Of
new applications having been made last
evening.
Redii.li has sent a lobby 70 Pierre in
the interests OF It's new asylum for the
insane which project is bitterly opposed
by the Yankton delegation which sees in
| Redtield's success their own loss OF ap-
preparations for improvements and en-
largement. The bill TO increase judges
salaries which WAS lost on final passage
has been brought up again on recon.
sideration for special action Friday. The
bulls prohibiting payment 1T taxes by
warrants except by parties to whom
issued. and cutting OIL the issuing OF un.
necessary certificates and reducing fees
when county becomes purchaser ut tan
sale were passed. Public Examine,
Taylor has reported to Governor Lee
that no part OF the interest on the state
funds alleged 20 have been collected BY
ex. Treasurer Phillips has been turned
into the treasury. Governor Lee viii
to-day report to Attorney General Pyl'
and leave the matter OF prosecution II
the hands Of that official. The senate
passed bills reducing the salaries O.
states attorneys in small counties; per
hitting townships TO hold elections II
cities when such townships SURROUND
city limits; making killing OF stock pr'm'
fscie evidence OF oarsleesness on the par
Of railway employees in counties hav'nl
no herd lave. The bill repeating th'
law permitting compromise OF taxes va
killed, and also the bill requiring tn
sheriff to collect delinquent personal tai