The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-08

Arrivals by the evening train DR.. f.
n. Palmer and wife, Fred Davol and
wife, Geo. K. Cochrsne, A. &. Schmidt.
Geo. Cook, the jewele-, to re-
duce stock, will sell at cost, during this
month, watches, clocks, jewelry cut
class and everything in his stock. Pa
tons are invited to avail themselves of
the bargains while they last
Trespass Notice Any person, es-
pecally any boy, molesting birds or
their nests on my place east Of town,
will be prosecuted. This means bust
ness. Keep of, d. F. Mackay.
A few very choice lots, close by the
State Normal school grounds, for sale
at 800 up, by A. W. Holdridge & Son.
See these lots at once.
Thos. Carey was an arrival last even
ing from Kit Carson county, Col, ,
where with his family he is holding
down a government homestead. He
reports his family enjoying excellent
health after having become acclimated
Matt Stauffacher of the north part of
the county, in the city to-day, reports
having received announcement of the
death of L. l.. Wing. Mr.. Wing was
formerly resident of Nunda town
ship, this county, and removed to Pa
noka, Alberta. about five years ago.
The following from the Sioux City
Journal refers to a young woman who
graduated from the Madison State Nor
NAL school few years ago: Miss
Dema Ray, 9l4. Pea1l street, teacher of
the fifth grade in the Irving school,
will be married in the near future to
D. A. Dahlrobb, of Estherville, 10.
They will make their home at Esther
vile
Harvey Jones who came in from the
grade OF the chautauqua spur at noon
today reports six teams and ten men
at work The work of grading will be
pushed as rapidly as posi- BILE and the
force of workmen greatly increased
next week. 1t Is settled that the city
will be connected with the chautauqus
grounds by rail by the time of the
opening of the assembly June 20.
Following is the Masonic party de
parting by the morning train to attend
the grand lodges to be held in Lead
next week: Lou White and wife, Mrs.
Angie Williamson, Mrs. Seid, Mrs. A.
q. Schmidt. Mrs Gere and daughter
Iora. VIM Rae, F. d. Fits, W. w.
Girtcn, A. Nj. McCallister, Col, VIM.
l. ee. The later will remain at Hot
Springs several weeks in nope of i'm,
proving his health.
Members of the state board or re-
gents of education consisting OF A.
Norby of Sisseton, S. K. Forest of Brit
ton, E. G. Erickson of Elk Point, DIR.
Spaffo,d of Flandreau. |. D. Aldrich OF
Big Stone, were in session in Madison
last evening and this morning. Rou'
tine business concerning the State Nor
NAL school was under consideration
The matter of electing faculty for the
ensuing year was not taken up. The
departed by the 1920 a. m.
train east.
A large amount of donation work
has been promised on the chautauqua
spur grade and in order to return the
Pres. Smith will give din.
ner Tuesday, to workmen on the grade
at the Grand View hotel. chautauqua
grounds. This ought to induce volun
teers to help in the work. Work will
be provided for as many men and
teams as apply. 1t is suggested that a
grand "bee'' be organized for the work
and finish it on short notice.
The Wizard of Wall Street is a
musical comedy in every respect, pre-
sented Dy a capable company OF come
dians, singers and dancers, each and
everyone of whom has been selected
with a view as to his or her particular
talent, not only for the part that he or
she will portray, but for his or her
ability to entertain with specially
di ifferent from that Of any other mem
bel of the cast, giving you diversified
program that cannot fail to please all.
At the opera house Thursday Jnne l3.
Seat sale Tuesday.
DR. J. S. johnson. eye specialist, OF
was an arrival on the
morning train and called on Thad
Odell in the local hospital. Mr.. OdelI
went to the hospital several weeks ago
suffering from disease Of the eyes
which mas not successfully yielded tc
treatment DR.. Johnson states that
Mr.. Odell has lost the sight Of one eye
entirely and he entertains little hope oI
the other eye being saved. Mr.. Odel
is one of the pioneer farmers of Lake
county and his acquaintances will bt
panied to learn of his misfortune. DR.
departed for his home al
by the evening train.
Lake Preston Times Rev. B. L
Opdahl of Madison. has been doing
more work in this locality for the
Sunday School Union. Last
he organized the Prairie View
Union Sunday school in the Henry
Schrader school house. There was q