The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-19

was taken into the country this
morning, and men and boys posted
and distributed bills in the city dur
ing most of the day.
Materials such as brick and ce-
ment, for use in the construction Of
the new training school on Normal
campus, are beginning to arrive and
are being hauled to the site by Roy
Beesley. +. j. Maloney, contractor
for the eXcavating, will complete his
work today and building operations
will u commenced at once.
Henry King, living near Ramona,
and Gertrude BakkedahI, whose par
ents reside at Egan, were given a
license to we'd this afternoon i'm the
office of the clerk Of courts. Both
were young people, and the acting
clerk of courts declined to divulge
their ages. 1t was said hat the cou-
'e were married this afternoon.
Howard Democrat: Rev. l.. It.
G. wynn and wife were rendered a
iblic reception at Madison one even
ing last week. at which over fifty
guests were present, including pas
tors or other churches. 4 musical
entertainment was provided. short
talks made and refreshments served.
Rev. Gwynn and his estimable wife
have already captured the hearts of
the people Of Madison.
Officials of the Lake Madison
Chautauqua association state that
bills Of lading have been received
for poles to be used in the constFuc-
tion of the electric light line from
the city to the lake. The matter of
using discarded telephone poles for
the line was considered, but the Of
ficials decided to buy and use new
poles which are expected to arrive
within a day or two when constTuc-
ton work will be commenced.
d. A. Tjomsland, vocal instructor.
will produce the cantata. The Rose
Maiden" at Artesian, early in June,
and will direct the presentation Of a
concert at Fedora by the Roswell
club next Wednesday, a concert by
the Belleyiew choir, which will be
given at Lake Madison June 20, upon
the occasion Of the convention there
of Norwegian pioneers. and the pre-
sentation of The Rose Maiden" in
Madison by the Mems Glee club and
the Girls chorus some time in June.
Although entered in the state high
school track and field meet. which
was held today at State college.
Brookings, the Madison high school
track team did not take part in the
events. That Madison high school
athletes did not 90 10 BrOokings was
due TO the fact that members of the
team have been devoting much of
their time in preparing for gradua-
ton. and that the weather has been
such that none could properly con
dition themselves, il was said today
by Coach Dwyer.
DR.. Harry j. Robb. who was fined
$50 last week under a charge of dis
turbing the peace. and who on Wed
nesday Of this week was placed un-
der bonds in the sum of $3.50 to keep
the peace, is thought to have OBJ
tanned sureties on his bond and TO
have paid his fine yesterday in Dell
Rapids. To get his bond fixed M.
Sheriff F. w. Butts yesterday took
DR.. Robb to Dell Rapids. The sher-
Tiff returned alone early this morn
ing, and told that the matter lad
been fixed up. but up until a late
hour this afternoon had made no
formal report TO Justice of the peace
+. l.. Soper. who passed sentence. or
al the states attorneys office.
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