The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-17

time. Mrs. WILCOX Is reported inn
proving today.
All Masonic and Eastern Star fami.
lies are cordially invited to attend an
Eastern Star dancing party to be given
at the Normal Gymnasium Tuesday
evening, Dec. 31st, 1912. Dancing
begins promptly at nine o'clock. No
other invitations than this will be ex-
tended to Masonic families. Corey's
orchestra. Tickets, 81.
The installation of the officers of
Cyrus Chapter, No. 96, K. A. NJ. and
Evergreen lodge, No. II, A. f. and
A. NJ will occur Thursday evening
Dec. 19 Also work in the f. A. de-
gree and banquet. The regular com
municatiOn of Evergreen lodge will
meet at 1880 sharp, tomorrow evening,
in order that the brethren may attend
the recital of Miss Janet Rae.
A double wedding occurred at the
United Lutheran church yesterday
afternoon, Rev. Martin Anderson Join
ing in marriage Mr. Arthur E. Ayers
and Miss Louise Olson and Mr.. Cliff
ford Olson and Miss Thora Sapdum.
The young people are ali prominent
residents of the farming neighborhood
Of Junius. They were passengers by
the midnight train on a wedding tour.
The indications are that tempera.
lures above the seasonal average will
prevail throughout the country during
the present week, according to the
forecast Of the Washington weather
bureau, with the precipitation gener-
ally light and confined principally to
the northern border states, the north
west and the Pacific states. "There
are indications" says bulletin, "thst
near the close of the week the weather
will become considerably colder in the
northwest"
Weather bulletin, Huron station: A
disturbance central over Alberta ex-
tends southwark to Oklahoma and Tex.
as. Another disturbance is apparent
inthe st. Lawrence valley. The pres
sure is moderately high along the
Pacific coast. Rain or snow has oc.
Cured within the last "a hours along
the Pacific coast. over the upper
Plateau region and Montana. and in
Ontario, Pennsy lvanis and Florida, 1t
is coolest st Qu'Appelle IL degrees,
and warmest at Galveston, SO degrees.
At a regular meeting of the Brother
hood of American YeCmlns at Hexom
hall last evening the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing wear:
Mrs. Louise Knutson, foreman; G.. s..
McVay, mas er of ceremoni :: +. l.
Burnett, correspondent; Wan. Carr.
master Of accounts; Mrs. Nellie
6'BTien, chaplain. II. /. Brown of
Sioux Falls state manager, was pres
ent, and a class of eight was initiated,
after which luncheon was served. f.
A. Bulls, district deputy, makes
Madison his headquarters, and the or
der is growing in membership.
Sioux Falls Press: Failing in his
appeals to the courts to set aside the
verdict of the jury in the United States
district court which a year ago found
him guilty of using the mails for
fraudulent purposes, and in a later
appeal to the president for a pa.doD,
Charles L. Hyde, of Pierre, a zeal es
tate dealer and reputed the richest man
in South Dakota, has been ordered to
surrender himself to the authorities
Within a month to begin his sentence
in the United States prison at Leaven-
worth, Kan. The circuit court of APP
peals by a mandamus handed down
Saturday orders Hyde to surrender
himself to the authorities within 30.
days. He will then Re taken to
LeavenwOIth. Hyde was sentenced 10
serve three years and a half in prison.
w. w. Rowland aud Chris Rogness
who are now operating the creamery
have just completed negotiations for
the plant. w. w. Rowland disposed
of it some two years ago and now
mas bought it back with Chris Rog
ness as a partner. They are now and
have been operating the plant and are
paying top prices for cream and max
ing a good product of butter, and ice
cream. The Madison creamery is a
good thing for this community as it
is the one plant the centralizers have
not caused to close. The management
has been good, consequently the sue