The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-05
ONE NIGHT ONLY,

DAILY. Lewis Spawn, A. B. KittridRe and
o.her court ~sttendants.
Yesterday aud to day are making very
good records for winter westher-an,v.
ing, blowing and freezing. though not
very severe IN either method.
Father Donavon and Dan. O'Connen
OF Ramona we're through passengers on
the II a. m. train, the former for Sioux
Falls and the latter for Spencer, Iowa.
Undoubtedly the best minstrel show
that ever came to Madison will be here
tomorrow evening. They give the best
Of satisfaction wherever they have been.
The Great Cleveland Minstrels will
bold the boards at the opera house TO-
morrow night. Their parade will occur
at noon. Seats for sale mt Smi,h's-25.
35 and 50.
The evanRelistio meeting will be held
this evening in the NJ. +. church. Rev.
Wander Las will preach. The subject
for this evening. "'rhe pleading queen"
You are cordially invited.
Frank Tobin ri the northeast part of
the county is lying pretty close to the
doctor these days being afflicted with an
absoess in the ear which has caused him
much suffering for . week.
Mr.. Wright who bought the f.
Knowles place southwest Of here 10 Win.
fred township was unloading his goods
to-day from the car and his family ar
rived on the afternoon freight.
Quite q large number OF the jurymen
came to town this afternoon to be ready
for court in the morning. Judge Jones
arrived with Stenogrspher Highly on the
1 p. m. train and resumed the work OF
court this evening.
Secretary Hubbell Of the building and
loan association had the busiest place IN
town to-day. The monthly payments to
be receipted for number about one
thousand shares. and nearly all are paid
promptly on the first Monday OF the
month.
Hon. Fred White. late democratic
candidate FOR governor OF Iowa. will
speak in this c,ty at the city hall to-
morrow evening, the opera house and
court house being otherwise occupied
Mr.. White is credited with being az
interesting speaker and we'll versed it
the issues OF the day.
John Chaplin, OF Winfred. returned
from northern Minnesota on the morn
ing train. When Mr.. Chaplin wen,
north, he was gong to see hi. father who
was i'll, but found on his arrival there
that his father had been buried just two
days before. He reports the snow IL
that section Ii inches deep and making
tine sleiging.
The Current Events club meete
Wednesday evening next with Mrs. j. a
Trow. Longtellow will be discussed in
the following aspects: Biography, by
L. j. Burnett; AZ a poet, II. b. McClenon
a. q prose writer, A. +. Glover; with the
children, Emily Clark. Reading selec'
. t,ons by Mrs. Thos. Carey and Mrs. VIM
McGrsth.
f. A. Ripe has commenced building
operstious on bis lots, corner OF JOSE
lphine avenue and Eighth street. liz
will erect a barn at onoe and may reach
the building OF n residence this Summer
J. ". Dawson is also driving stone To-
the foundation OF a barn and probably q
residence on his lots, corner OF Egar
avenue and Eighth street. The barn he
will build
~ ussa Kodol Dyspepsia Cure IN m,
family with wonderful results. 1t R'vet
immediate relief, 10 pleasant to AXE ano
il truly the dyspept,c's best friend. says
=. Harteerink, Oversee. Mich. D'gese
what O eat. Cannot fail to cure.
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