The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-24

flower decorations. There was a
large attendance at practically all
the churches.
j. Glenn Renner and Miss Ina
Dixon, both of this city, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon by Rev. d.
j. MitteTling, in MIR. MitteTling's
music store on East Fifth street.
The young couple viii take up their
residence on a farm near the city.
A number Of Madison people have
arranged to attend the presentation
i'm the Howard auditorium tomorrow
night of the "Darktown Minstrels."
The show viii be given by the How
ard Male Glee club, under the direc-
ton of Dan Coutts, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Anderson. of
New Richmond, Wis, and Mrs. H..
Mercher, of Park Falls, Wis. return
ed to their homes by the midnight
train last night after a short visit
with their son and brother. w. II.
Anderson and family, of West
Seventh street.
Express Agent A. II. Hall, absent
from his business several days, re
turned by the midnight train Satur-
day from Austin, MINI, his former
home. He was accompanied by his
brother, #. O. Hall, engaged in the
mercantile business in Austin, who
will remain in the city a day or two,
The state board Of regents will ar
rive here tomorrow for the purpose
Of opening the bids for the construc-
ton OF the proposed model school,
which viii be an addition to the State
Normal school here. Fifty-five thou
sand dollars have been appropriated
by the state, with which to build the
structure. 1t is to be erected this
year.
Miss Alma Dubois, of Waterfowl,
educational secretary of the South
Dakota conference of Seventh Day
Adventists, is in the city in the inter
ests OF her work. While here plans
viii be considered with a view to the
continuance of the local church
school during the school year of
1916-17. She imparts the informa-
tion that twenty schools are being
operated this year.
Dan O'Connell. of Orland township.
today brought to the office Of the
county superintendent of schools, a
legally signed petition for an election
ON tho consolidating Of four schools
into one. It is intended TO build the
consolidated school in Orland town
ship, southeast of the city. The petit
TONERS requested County Superin-
tendent Della Stearns to call the cleo
tion as soon as possible.
While there has been a fair de-
mand for tickets to the banquet that
will be rendered tomorrow evening to
the state board of regents, there are
still a number of the tickets to be
disposed of. There will be accommo-
dations for eighty guests. The di-
reetors of the Commercial club, who
are arranging the banquet, request
those who will be in d position 10 at
tend, to apply for tickets today or to-
night to j. NJ. Munson, secretary of
the club.
Dell Rapids dispatch: The odd
Fellows home near Dell Rapids,
which was established two or three
years ago by the odd Fellows Of
South Dakota for homeless members
Of the order and their families, now
has nearly fifty inmates. A large
tract of land belongs to the home
property. In the past this has been
leased 10 farmers of the vicinity, but
this year the home management will
cultivate the land and raise a crop,
with the aid OF such OF the male in
mates of the home as are able to per
form manual labor.