The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-04-07

mains will be inferred in Madison
cemetery.
No money was bid off in either series
OF the directors meeting OF b building
and loan association last evening. The
only action of Importance was the order
ing OF an appeal to the supreme couIt
from the decision OF the circuit court
AGAINST the association IN the cases OF T..
p. Mueller and others.
Milbank Herald-Advance, 3: At the
Madison normal school Prof. Dempster
recently gave the students OF hat insti-
tuition the teachers examination ques-
tons in mathematics, the one having the
highest standing to have her papers sent
to the Dakota Educator for publication
in the April number. This
was conferred upon n of our b
vouno ladies, Miss Verna Crowl, who
had the highest record among In thirty
three com ~petitors for this honor. Miss
Verna's friends at home send her CON
ordinations. 1t 10 another illustration
of the oft proven fact that Grant county
products are always away up hear the
head Of the class.
Watertown dispatch, 8: The date for
the department encampment OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic, Woman's
Relief Corps and Sons OF Veterans, to be
held in this city, mas been fixed at june
3-24. The Western Passenger associa-
ton has given a one-fare rate from all
points in the state. The committees
have arranged for a $3.50 rate at the 81
hotels and q 75.cent rate at the 81
hotels per day for all delegates. Nation.
al Commander Walker, Of the e. A. r.,
of Indianapolis and National Com.
mander Russell, Of the Sons Of Veter.
ans, of Kansas have both accepted invi-
tations to be present. Elaborate ar
rsngements for the entertainment OF the
guests are being nude.
X The nuptials Of D. G. Casey and Ella
|Shllivan we're celebrated to-day in st.
Thomas church by Rev. Father Flynn
and an admlring audience Ut friends OF
the welded couple. xThe latter took the
1920 a. m. train for the east. They
we're the recipients of the following list
OF presents: Mr.. and Mrs. Casey, a set
Of silver knives and forks; Mrs. Good
rich, a set of silver spoons; Kitty Casey,
a set of silver spoons; Agnes Ryan, a
toilet bottle; Mrs. Ryan, a berry set;
Miss Sorm. q set of silver teaspoons;
Mrs. Garry, two Turkish towels; Mr..
and Mrs. Mayo, q silver nut set; Miss
Sundal and Miss Knudson, q fruit spoon;
Mrs. Buckley, q toilet set; Miss Kitty
Casey, q pair Of pillow shams.
DR.. Rogers Of Wentworth has CON-
mepced suit against Chas. Unzlemann of
that township for SIS for medical ser
| vices, which Urxlemann resists payment
of on the ground that Rogers was the
cause Of the sickness in his family. II
appears that when the Kramer child of
that neighborhood was sick with diph-
liberia OF which it afterward died, DR..
Rogers called on the neighbors to assist
the afflicted family stating, it is alleged,
that the latter had tonsilitis. Under the
circumstances Mr.. Unzlemann went to
the assistance Of the Kramer family for
two nights and thought Of no unusual
precautions to protect his own family, to
which he brought the dread disease
and lost two children by it and
for attendance upon which for q shor,
time, the doctor now sues 70,
pay. The ase comes up to-day
before Justice Patterson of The
esst side and 1t 10 expected to be made
quite interesting for the physician. Drs
Duff and Lowe Of this city were sub
paened to give evidence in the case anG
in company with Attorney Porter wen,
to Wentworth on the morning train.