The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-11

Regular meeting Order of Home
Guardians at Hundener hall, Monday
evening.
J Mrs. Hill who has been spending the
winter in Minneapolis is nov visiting
at Blue Earth City.
/ White Bros are going out OF business
and their entire stock of furniture is
being sold at cost.
/ A. Thompson departed this morning
/ for Sioux Falls to look after his farm
interests in Minnehaha aud Lincoln
counties.
Order masquerade suits for the rail
road bali at the opera house, Feb. %.
Order as soon as possible. - Stoddard &
Halstead
Mrs. w. B. Walter and daughter who
have been visiting at the family home,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walter, returned
home to Minneapolis.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Marca
of Franklin township will be held al
the German Baptist church in this city
! Monday afternoon at 30.
VIM. Porteous has traded his farm
south of Madison for the North Dakota
land recently ACQUIRED by c. III. Morse
through trade with Z, L. Kingsley.
Frank Schultz, son of Mr. aud Mrs.
s. lei. Schultz, departed this morning
for Evansville. Wis, ON a very happy
mission On the 22nd inst he will be
married to Miss Mary Cook of that
place and establish a residence in Wis
consin.
A telegram received from Cresco,
Iowa, yesterday afternoon announced
( the death of the aged mother of J. j..
; Fitzgerald and Mrs. DAILY. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald went to Cresco by yesterday
mornings train and Mrs. DAILY has been
there for several days.
May wheat closed in Minneapolis
yesterday at Sl.154. opened today at
$i.15s, closed at 1.15a cash, No.
northern, $1.158 No. 2, sl.13s. Local,
wheat No, 2, SO; No. 8, 90; No. d. So
fax, $i06; oats, 81 corn, 81; barley,
80; rye, 80.
Christian Scientists are somewhat
annoyed over bill now in the legisla-
| ture, introduced by Mr.. Holman as
house bill No II. The clause in the
bill to which the Christian Scientists
object makes it misdemeanor for par
| ent or guardian to neglect to furnish
medical attendance i'm case of sickness.
| A petition is being circulated in Madi-
son protesting against the passage Of the
bill containing the clause above noted.
Invitations have been issued for a
social function of considerable import
ance and prospective pleasure, to be
given at the parlors Of Odd Fellows
hall, next Tuesday afternoon from B to
| 5. The ladies who are in charge of
the affair are Mrs. Files, Mrs. Kelley,
Mrs. Putney. Mrs. Beardsley. Mrs
f. l.. Burnett, Mrs. Regan, Mrs. c..
Relknap. About 200 invitations have
been issued.
Ragtime program, Philharmonic So
ciety, Monday evening, Feb 49, Sc
lection, Halsteai's orchestra; mixed
quaItette, Jesse Rewalt. Blanche Ball,
George Waters Herbert Holdridge !;
clarinet solo, Dean Kennedy; vocal So
10. with orchestra accompaniment
Frank Palmer; recitation, Jay Good
road; piano solo, Lode McGillivray :;
vocal solo, David jerks selection. man
dolin club; piano solo, Edith Girton
recitation, BerDa Cuisine; vocal solo.
orchestra accompaniment. Charles
Croome; selection, Halstead s orchestra
The railroad boys are pleased with
the popular favor shown their
masquerade ball to be given the 22nd
of this month. 1t is the only masgue-
rade ball that has been announced for
the season and everybody is preparing
to take part in the festivities of the
evening. The railway boys have given
several balls in Madison and for gener-
ous entertainment they have lasting
reputation. The masquerade on the
22nd will be the jolliest event of the
winter.
Hon. B. B. Bowel Of Lake has in
troduced by request hou ,e bill No. 115,
for an act to establish state and local
inspectors of Intoxicating liquors The
bill requires the appointment by the
governor Of state inspector to serve
until such time as he can be elected by
the people, the state inspector to re-
ceive salary Of $1,000 per annum.
The health officer of each county is
made local inspector, to receive as
compensation $lOo per annum. The
bill provides that it shall ps the duty Of
the state and local inspectors TO inspect
all liquors deemed by law to be intoxi-
eating, which may be offered for sale
within this state at retail or wholesale,
at any and all times and places, as
shall be necessary to prevent the sale OF
adulterated liquors, OF any Intoxicating
liquor of whatever kind, below ninety
per cent test. And such inspectors
shall have. and are hereby granted.
authority to enter any place of business
in this state where intoxicating liquors
ale kept for sale, and make the neces-
sary tests, and procure samples neces-