The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-05

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lures ct the Lutheran church IN.
.ia!nmen announce this morning the
o..c'"' appointment ol w. b. Foster Of
Minneapolis as trainmsster ON ,h;. =;
VISION MI. Perkins being promoted to
ths River division.
n. Il. Lobek, cyclone temperance lee.
sorer, from Eau Claire, Wis, will deliv.
or one OF his most touching lectures on
the evils OF intempersnce, at the Norwe.
gan Lutheran church at 8 o'clock this
evening. =
Train mn report snow about Two
inches deep from Bristol 10 Ramona. c.
W.. Shirley reports = good inch OF snow
In the south part OF the county, So
Madison 10 IN the center OF the clear
district.
h arrangements Tor the concer by
tho Chorus club, assisted by the Nor.
drosk and soloiste, at tho opera house,
February 8, are now complete and tick.
cts will be placed on sale at +. G.. Smiths
drug store, to morrow, ut 30 and 25
ceute.
Harry Curtis has constructed q very
beautiful Valentine Day design in q. II.
Woods show window. A large heart on
prison bars with u golden arrow shot
right Unto the center OF the heart.
Cupid has then left his bow on the
ground TO 60 and talk with the lady
behind the bars.
The indoor base ball game announced
to take place at the opera house to MOI.
row evening will be manned ~ follows:
Railroad men-J. Craney. f. Hubbell. A.
Moore. d. Jones. A. Msmpel, Holmes,
Buokholtz. Grain men, alstead. G.
Mitchell. A. Buck, w. F,n,zel, Theophi-
lus, Il. Steele. Colgrove.
Prols. w. w. Norton and Ira Hamilton
Il Sioux Falls who are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Williamson, ase,sted the
Presbyterian choir yesterday morning,
Prof. Norton singing a solo and also
playing IN Instrumental piece on the
violin. Mr.. Hamilton playing the sccom-
paniment. Both efforts wero beautiful
ani highly appreciated.
+. II. Unzleman OF the east side OF the
county has received . letter from j.. 4.
White who worked with him last year
and il at present on . o u OF observ }.
ton through the country. He vent up
IN st. Paul. through Minnesota and
Iowa to Omaha visiting friends and from
the latter place writes Mr.. Unzleman "a
stay by Dakota. lie has seen no place
like il and will himself return shortly "a
remain for good.
Mabel and Arthur Oliver OF Farming
ton attended an oyster supper the othe,
night ut Arthur Demary's n on the
way home were driving 1T u pretty fss'
gait with a spirited horse when the bug
~ struck = post u u wire fence ano
threw the girl several feet into the ad
joining field and dumped the lad on hl'
head and shoulders In the road. tn.
latter wns badly bruised but the youns
lady escaped without injury, which wa.
something OF u miracle.
Louie Willhite 'phoned THE Dali,
LEADER this morning from Pipeston'
that he has leased the opera house a
that city. The house il capable OF doinI
an excellent business, being supple,
with metropolitan scenery and 500 oper'
chairs. with an sppreciative community
ct its back. Mr.. WilIh,te is just th'
n.sn to manage such a house and d'
both It and the community justice. III
10 honest, industrious and neat, will keel
an attractive house, and not have q poo
show como into it il he knows it. III
raised the standard OF the Madison
opera house last year Tar above anything
il had previously attained.
In order to please the public and &C
oommodate those who wish to attend tn
dancing class but were dissatisfied wit
our small quarters, We have MADE Ut
rangements I o hold our next GLASS in tn
opera house. Wednesday. February
the opera house being engaged for FRI
day evening. Mrs. Holt m to u
very highly recommended. She is pre-
pared to teach all the new dances. Th'
co.illion or german stands to-day a. on
OF the leading forms Of amusement TO
not only the most fashionable society
but 10 becoming a favorite in nearl'
every ball room. All the new and up.to
date fisures will be taught a. the clss
advances. IL the size Of the GLASS Wed
uesdsy evening warrants the change. "
w,l continue the class IN the oper'
house.
The team OF John Guefroy, hv'nl
uoreh OF town, had . runaway yesterda!
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