The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-02-03
eo''eee' n latter two oeing guests Of
Mn. j. H. Williamson.

~. NOLAN. secretary Of the Chau.
ssuqus association, and vile, came down
from Hetlsnd on the morning train On
route on a trip through tho south.
The M. b. A. held a very interesting
lodge session In DR.. Clough's office last
evening. Refreshments were served.
two new applications received aud q half
dozen more are in sight. |
The register OF deeds Office during the |
month Of January recorded 20 deeds aud
81 mortgages, and released lOl mort
Cages. The total cash receipts we're
s237.3o, = pretty good months business.
J b. Jones aud daughters saba and
Mrs. Waters. Chas. Jones, Mrs. J. l..
Jones aud MIRA. VIM. Rowland drove out
t, Winfred this morning to attend the
funeral Of the late Mrs. w. II. Williams.
The new series T. OF the Madison
Building and Loan association, will be
opened Monday. February 5. Money
Tor stock will be received all day aud
certificates issued ut the secretary's OF.
ice. Call there and get stock.
ID. Is. Gray, proprietor OF the ,eIe.
phone exchange. has engaged with V. X.
Walden for nine months to work in the
farm implement business in this county.
Mrs. Gray and daughter, assisted BY
Melvin Erickson. will attend to the tele.
phone business.
Weather Observer Carter OF Sioux
Falls gives the record Of January climate
~ follows: The maximum temperature
wal 80 degrees and on the 18th and
minimum Is degrees below and the 2Sth,
Both 3lst. There Was no rain or snow
There we're q clear days, l partly
cloudy and ! cloudy days. The prevail
ing direction OF the wind was from the
northwest.
The stock OF Roziosky i Lee was sold
under mortgage foreclosure by the sher.
"a this afternoon aud WAS knocked down
at eAO to J. W. hurley. The local
elaine amounted TO about si5O, but as
taxes and rent cau.e out after the mort.
gage claim aud officers feee, a few OF
the creditors around town will be let
down. MIR. Hurley thinks he will add "a
the stock and continue business at the
old stand.
Henry II. Frudenfeld. the technical
optician. OF Sioux Falls, Who has such
I wide clientRge throughout South Dako.
Ia, is about 10 return u Chicago to con
tinue his medical courss and will not
return until next summer. lie extends
thanks for the liberal patronage given
him and will Assist any who desire his
services or advice from Chicago. Ad.
drese him at Sioux Falls and mail will
be forwarded to him ut the medical col
l.ge.
! Lewis W,llhiis went to Pipes.one thu.
morning in response 10 q request iron
the owner OF the opera house in that CIT.
To come and run the house for him
lie did not know whether he could max,
satisfactory arrangements to do SO o
not. MIR. Willh,ts's lease OF the oper'
house here. during which time he ha
made u great success Of it. expired yes
: terday aud the fixtures have been sold 4
Me~srs. Merritt Col4rove and Harr.
Hunt who nave leased the house Tor tiv'
m years.
Rev. L. A. Flynn has received a lette
- - from Father Donovan OF Badus, now |,
IN New York. stating that he would b
m home mex. week. lie says the Chicsa'
!" ply sicians vers mistaken in saying b.
m had appendicitis ~ his trouble now ap
pears to be some eort OF a tumor. IL
has not been able 20 write until quit
recently and says he is now strsppe
tightly together by a leather strsiRh
Jacket. lie does not state whether b
: hss had any operation performed. bu
the inference 10 he has not.