The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-10

this evening, is singer OF note
Don fail to hear him.
Mr.. f. Z. Nangle of Sioux City wht
sings a solo at the Normal Auditorium
this evening, is a singer of note
Don fail to hear him.
The Pipestone Indian ball team met
| the Madisons on the local diamond yes
treday afternoon and suffered defeat by
a score Of 20 to 2.
Mrs. Mitterling, wife of the Rev
DR. Mitterling who has been called tc
the pastorate of the Presbyterian
church arrived last evening Dr.
Mitterling is expected to arrive thi:
evening with carload of household
goods.
Mitchell Republican Contractor
Hafsos finished up his work on the
foundation of the new Methodist
church at noon today and it is now
ready to be turned oven to Contractor
Garner who was awarded the contact
for building the superstructure and he
expects to get to work right away
There is a great quantity of material
on the ground and work will be pushed
as fast as possible all summer.
Cnder the state school law, the coun
ty board of education will meet at the
county superintendent Office the sec
ond Tuesday in June this year. This
is meeting held at intervals of five
years and its purpose is to adopt q
series of text books to be used in the
schools of the county The board is
made up of county superintendent
states attorney, county auditor, county
commissioners, presidentss of boards OF
edcuation, and one delegate from each
commissioner district.
Howard Democrat: The Madison
ball team passed eastward through
Howard Thursday morning on their
way home from Washington Springs
wnere they played two games of ball
losing both games to the Springs team
The score of the first game being 2 to
o and of the second, 7 to o. Both
Madison and washington Springs have
good taams-two of the best in the
state. Each team have won two games
from each other. Their next meeting
will be a source of much enthusiasm
to the friends Of both teams.
Fol Sale or Trade. The residence
property formerly owned by Mrs. |. d.
Smith, corner Lee avenue and Tenth
street, one block south of Normal
buildings This is one of the finest
residence properties in Madison. -aar-
ry M. Coverdale
Following a cold wind from the
northeast which prevailed yesterday, a
snowstorm set in in this vicinity about
B o'clock this morning and continued
until o'clock. perhaps an irch of
snow falling before the storm ceased.
The storm did not extend north, the
train from the north being free from
snow while the cars from the west Were
covered with the beautiful. Farmers
in the city today for the first time com
planned of weather condition Many
are destitute of fodder for stock and are
feeding grain as substitute. Usually
pasturage at this season of the year is
sufficient for stock, this year being an
exception. The unusually late spring
prevails throughout the country and
conditions in this section are no excep-
ton.
A booklet has been issued from the
Office of the state dairy and food COM
missioner Office giving the rules and
regulations for creamery and butter
makers inspection. The inspection
is under the supervisor of the food and
dairy com missioner in cooperation
with the bureau of animal husbandry
Of the department of agriculture at
Washington. The buttermakers are
graded according to their ability, train
ing, personal appearance and their gen
eral method of making butter The
creameries are graded according to
their general appearance, inside and
out. cleanliness and machinery. The
butter or cheese maker is required to
take out license on April 1st of each
year, and the penalty for non -compli
ance with this rule is ten dollars per
day. The new law on the whole will
do much to raise the standard of the
dairy and creamery business within
the state.