The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-04

G.. Monty is in receipt of a letter
from his daughter, Mrs. Frank Ginder,
stating that Mr.. Ginder had purchased
40 acre improved farm seven miles
from Bellingham, va h. They are
much pleased with their n /" lone AID
enjoying the best of health,
The spring term of the normal kind
ergarten opens on Monday. Parents
who desire to have children called for
notify Miss Herrig at the normal bulll-
| ing A beginning or connecting class
will also be opened on Monday for
children who will be of school age by
| September. As accommodations are lin
| tied in both classes, preference Will be
given to those who apply first.
Conins, Monday March, 9Th, the
| popular favorite actor. Mr.. Sanford
Dodge See Lanciotto the hunch back
soldier, Pape. the court fool Francesca,
| the beautiful Roumanian girl, Paola,
| the faithless brother, and all the other
! wonderful characters of this wonderful
play Francesca Da Rimini. Get
your tickets now. Haltsead's orchestra
will furnish music during the evening.
The charity ball last evening was at
| tended at Hundemer hall by about
eighty couples of dancers besides
large company at Odd Fellows hall who
passed the evening with games and
social conversation. Supper was serv-
| ed in the dining room OF Odd Fellows
| hall. Halstead's orchestra furnished
inspiring music for the dancers and the
evening was delightfully."- passed by all
| who took part in the festivities. Much
credit is due for the promoters of the
| ball for its success and general pleasure.
The city council met in regular
monthly session last evening, Mayor
Schmidt all the aldermen and Auditor
| Rae present The usual monthly bills
were audited and allowed. John Wad
den of the Lake County bank was
granted the privilege of occupying the
street with his present building until
he can erect new building on the site.
Petitions were received asking for the
opening of Grant street, also the con
struction of bridge across the creek in
Union avenue. A petition was also
pre- sented asking that vote on liquor
license be taken at the approaching city
election.
| Montrose Herald, 3 DR.. A. Perry
departed Tuesday evening for Lindsey,
California, where he expecis to visit
with his daughter, Belle, for several
months. 1t was his intention to go last
fall but his health has been too poor for
the trip. The doctor is broken in
health and spirits since his reverses
of fortune, but he has many friends
here who believe the change will be
most beneficial to him, and have made
him promise to return again to us this
fall We hope their cheerful prediction
may prove true, and that the sunny
skies of California may put new life
and spirit In him.
Canton dispatch, 2: The appoint
Iment of Prof. G. W. Nash of this city
as president of the Aberdeen normal
school was great surprise in this city,
and so was the appointment of DR.. J.
Nv. Heston as president of the Madison
normal. Since Prof. Nash did not get
the Vermillion appointment it was
thought here that he would Re content
ed with the state superintendent S
loflice. Again it was known here that
the presidency of the Madison school
mad been promised to him whenever
DR. Beadle should vacate, which was
net expected to occur for at least a year
or two. Both appointments are highly
commended here. 1t is not certain,
however, that Prof. Nash will accept
the Aberdeen appointment for it seems
edly.
Robert J. Burdette: Remember, my
son, you have to work. Whether you
handle pick or pen. wheelbarrow
or a set of books, digging bitches oil
editing paper, ringing an auction bell
or writing funny things, You must
work. Don t be afraid of killing your
self by overwork ON the sunny side OF
30. Men die sometimes, but it's be
cause they quit at 6 p. IN. and don t get
home till a. IN. It's the interval that
kills, my son. The work gives you an
appetite for your meals: it lends solid
ity to your slumbeTs: it gives you q
perfect and grateful appreciation of q
holiday. There are young men who dc
not work. but the world is not proud oi
them. 1t does not know their names
even it only speaks of them as ''old
so and SO s boys. Nobody likes them
the great busy world does not know
what they ale here. So find ont what
you want to be and do and take of
your coat and make dust in the world
The buster you are the less harm you
will get into, the sweeter will be your
sleep, the brighter and happier your
holidays and the better satisfied the
world will be with you.
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