The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-03
SOD, of the defunct Citizens National
bank of this city.

bank of this city.
|. Chicago wheat opened at 961 anc
closed at 955s. Corn opened at 26H
and closed at 26I. Local market, No
2, wheat p cents, fax sc.
Sherman Prince and Chas. Law, called
hither by the death of the late VIM
Prince, father and uncle Of the two
young men, returned to their homes or
the noon train the former to Chicago the
latter to Minneapolis.
Regular meeting of Evergreen lodge
A. F. and A. NJ, at the old hall this even
ing. All Masons are requested to meet
at the hall tomorrow at 1880 p. NJ, tc
attend the funeral of the late Cnas
Dielman, ST., in q body
AAbbott and Mclean have bought out
the butter and egg business of Melon
aid & Moran. w. IL Buck & Co. have
started up a new shipping business 10
charge of w. h- Buck, at Mcdonald &
Moran's old stand.
j. j. Fitzgerald received a Telegram
this morning from his brother-in-law d,
A. Lyons, OF Cresco, Iowa, stating tina,
he was elected state senator on the dem.
ocratic ticket from his district of three
counties. Mr.. Lyons started in agains,
a republican majority Of 2,10O in the dis.
trict which shows he can run like q race
horse.
.hA lost child sensation stirred the
hearts and feet OF the west side citizens
last evening about 6 o'clock. Tie little
three years old daughter of John Cline
ran away from home, came down town
to Kelley's store and procuring q few
peanuts started to returd. She went
astray on the way back, wandered off
into the north part of the city, and was
found an hour later. crying, on the
bridge near Rev. N. NJ. :Minne's resi-.
dence. Her first expression on seeing
her brother vas to smile and say, II dot
peanuts"
For six nights, commencing Monday,
November 8, the Woodward Theatre
company will be the drawing card at the
opera house. presenting az the opening
bill, DcMille's great labor play, "The
Lost Paradise" which elaborate produc-
ton holds the record q years run in
New York City. The program will be
changed at each performance, q series Of
new plays being presented. 1.-THE Kline
metographe" with fifty new. views will be
q special feature Of each evening during
the compsny's local stay. New and
original speclalties will be Introduced
which should add to the drawing pow
ers OF this we'll known organization.
seats, will be placed 90 sale tomorrow.
Ladies' will be admitted free on Monday
night when accompanied by a paid tick
ei. An event OF the engagement will be
the candy matinee which will be g,veE
Saturday, when all children attending
will be presented choice confectionery.
Chas. Dielman of Milwaukee and bis
brother Phillip of Kenosha, Wis.,, were
in the city to day called hither by the
death of their father. They inform ue
that the funeral Of their father will take
place tomorrow at 2:3O p. M, from the
family residence, three miles south oil
Wentworth, the ceremonies being in
charge Of Evergreen Lodge, No. II, A. f,
and A. NJ. of this city Of which order de.
ceased was a member. Ohas. Dielman,
deceased, was born in Zell, Germany,
May 8, 1884. and came to this country
when 10 years Of age. In 1883 he moved
with his family from Brooklyn, N. Y, to
Lake county, settling on the farm where
he died. Mr.. Dielmani was . quiet
d,gnitied and very much respected gen
tlemsn, loving home and homo associe'
tions. His children all of .whSm live
close around him except the two above
mentioned are! Mrs. 9. 81. Weiss, Mrs,
.fukan Zimmerman. EranOaa. Anna.