The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-16

noon telegraphed back that his suit
case had been stolen at Madison sta
ton. Upon a search being made by
the police a suitcase tag with name
of the owner was found on the depot
platform, but no trace of the stolen
suitcase has been obtained.
The Lake county teachers insti-
tute, under the direction of Supt.
Della Sheridan, will be held in State
Normal buildings June 21-26 in
connection with the summer school
now in session. The instructors are
Profs. Heston, May, Lawrence, Ath-
erton, McElmurry, Brown, Tolles,
Smith, Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Toiles.
AT the normal school at Hayes,
Kan, DR.. Henry S. Curtis. the New
York play expert, said: Every
American boy and girl has an in
alienable right to have a good look
ing school teacher, and school boards
should be willing to pay SIS a month
more for comedy instructors than for
homely ones"
M. G.. Drake returned by the mid
night train from his new farm pos
sessions near st. Hiliar, Mimi. He
will remain in the city about thirty
days. He reports crop conditions in
his section somewhat in advance of
this section, although there is some
what more rain than is needed. Mrs.
Drake returned from Ramona by the
morning train.
The Clifton-Kelley Street Carnival
company will arrive in Madison next
Monday and remain during the week
playing under the auspices of the
Madison fire department. The ag-
gregation comprises twelve shows,
with several free acts, band music,
etc. The company has been playing
in Sioux City this week and will
come from that city to Madison.
Following a clear, warm day yes
terday, high wind from the north
west came up in the early evening,
sending the temperature down to So
at 7 o'clock this morning. Heavy
clouds fioated about in the evening
with occasional peals of thunder, but
there was no rain. There was high
wind also in the northeast part of
the county and some rain. There
were reports in the city this morning
of damage in that section, but SO far
as we could learn today the only
damage was the destruction of the
windmill at the Hoidal farm, ten
miles northeast,
An automobile collision occurred
i'm West Fourth street about 6 o'clock
last evening when Miss Carmichael's
car collided with DR.. Kinney's car.
DR.. Kinney left the front of the post
office and turned into West Fourth
come in collision with Miss Car
michael who was alone in her car
and driving east. DR.. Kinney made
an effort to avoid the collision by
steering hard for the curb, but Miss
Carmichael's car struck the rear
wheel of his car, breaking the wheel
and bending the axle. Miss Car
michael's car was uninjured other
than breaking a lamp and bending a
fender.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: The
annual meeting of the South Dakota
Children's Home society was held al
the Masonic temple. The report oil
Treasurer Mrs. Beverage showed
that the total receipts for the year
were ~$10,336.96, and the total ex-
penditures were $11,497.79. A bal
ance of $"5,272.74 from the previous
year made the sum of $~15,609.70
available for this year and leaves q
balance on June l.. of ~$4,111.91
George V. Ayres of Deadwood was
the only member elected on the
board. The matter of an isolation
hospital was again considered anc
the bulldog committee instructed tt
find ways and means to secure iii
early construction.