The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-02-02
THE CITY.
LOCAL DREVIr -,

Did you see the ground hog to-day?
Wheat fell to Sc yesterday recovering
i'self TO- day at SO.
Mrs. Martin johnson went to Howard
oa the evening train.
Father Flynn was a passenger for
Sioux Falls this morning.
D. NJ. jerks has been on the sick list
for about a week with the grippe.
Deputy Register OF Deeds Gould is
confined to the house to-day by sickness.
Weather report: Fair tonight and
Wednesday, warmer east portion We'd
nesday. 49,.
Shares in the new building and loan
series were rapidly subscribed for TO- day,
about Is being taken.
Bradley Globe, %: The Madison and
Bristol division OF the Milwaukee rail-
way is deserving Of great deal OF credit
for the way they have worked to keep
this division open.
Arrivals on the evening train were
the brother-in law Of II. o. Bangs from
Wis, aud other relatives from Iowa, to
be present at the funeral OF his deceased
wife which takes place tomorrow.
Milbank dis patch, 80: The creamery
at Milbank paid more for milk for No
vember and December than any cream
cry in the state, an average OF 93 cents a
hundred pounds for the two months.
De Smet Leader, %: De Smet has
secured the annual meeting Of the Dairy
association aud the date set for March
10 and II. These annual meetings are
we'll attended, and the sessions are inter-
esting. Every farmer within score OF
miles Of De Smet should attend the
meeting. They wilkbe we'll repaid.
Brookings Register, 30: DR.. Wolff, Of
Madison, after protracted, pleasant and
nEofitabls stay among our people, de-
parted for home this morning. The gen.
tleman 10 one OF the states most elo-
quent preachers and his sermons have
been rich treat to those who have
avaiIed themselves OF the privilege Of
hearing them.
Pierre dispatch, 81: The supreme
court yesterday handed oFn a decision
in the application Of George F. Houghton
TO bring proceedings against ex-senator
Moody and Mr.. Van Cise of Deadwood.
The court holds that the matter present
ed WAS decided adversely to Houghton in
the circuit court years ago, and no ap-
peal taken, and it oaunot be>opened.
The w. @. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
T. w. Rae tomorrow afternoon at three
O'Clock. Mrs. Hubbell will read Mrs.
Ramsey's address at the state conven-
ton. All who heard that address speak
OF it In terms Of high commendation.
The subject announced at the last meet
ing has been postponed owing to siok.
ness in the families Of those who had q
part in the program.
Mr.. Paul N Cote and Miss Katie DON
ovan were married this morning in st.
Thomas church by the Rev. T. A.
Flynn, the ceremony being performed
with High Mass. A large number of
interested friends we're present to wit
ness the solemn rite. Timothy and An
ME Donovan, brother and sister OF the
bride, stood up with the bridal pair.
The wedding breakfast was eaten at the
home Of Rev. T. A. Flynn, and the bridal
party then repaired to the brides ooun.
try home west of Ramona. After visit
ing for season in this vicinity, MIR. and
Mrs. Cote will establish their home on
Mr.. and Mrs. Cote's farm in Clark
county.
At the meeting Of the building and
loan association and directors last eve
ming it was decided to start q new &C.
ries If 100 shares will be subscribed for.
Subscription books for the new series
are open at the store of Kundert &
Fitzgerald and an adjournment OF the
directors was taken for one week to see
whether the minimum of stock would be
subscribed before proceeding farther.
Amendments as follows have been pro.
posed to the by laws, pages 56 and 81 Of
record, to put the new series on differ
ent footing or relation TO the old series
OF the association than existed between
series A and B. That sections 2, 3 and
read as follows: "Sec. 2. The funds
OF each series shall be kept separate
''Sec. 3. One series may loan to anothel
at the minimum rate and premium oi
bidding of loans, time and amount to be
determined by directors" "Sec.A The
board OF directors OF the association
shall consist OF not less than seven mem
bsrs and not less than two from any one
series and shall be elected as nearly