The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-29

Mr.. VIII /. Kearin and bride, nee
Miss Annie Longueville. of Ramona,
were through passengers this morning.
enroute to points in Minnesota on q
wedding tour.
Temperature marked 81 degrees
above zero at z o'clock this morning
and climbed up to So during the
afternoon, resulting in a number OF
cases of spring fever among business
men.
All members of company ID, South
Dakota National Guards, are requested
be at TO the armory at z O'Clock to-
morrow evening for the purpose OF
inspection. --R. M. Burlingame, Cap
tain.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: Arthur
Lake, who has been making the city
for Farley q Denton. has resigned
that position and will hereafter be
connected with Olson, Delaney & Der.
dahl, the clotheirs.
Lieut.. Calvin p. Titus, U. S. A,
will arrive in Madison from Sioux Falls
by the south train tomorrow mornir &
for the purpose of making the annual
inspecation Of company ID, local militia.
The day will be spent in the inspection
of equipment, and in the evening the
company will appear at the armory for
inspection. The local company COM
prises a membership of sixty.
Mayor Bugg and the entire board of
commissioners of Rapid City have been
81 objected to a recall by 1875 taxpayers.
In the preamble the petition recites
that these officials have been grossly
negligent in the expenditure of public
funds and wasted thousands of dollars
in the construction of a water system
which proved a failure and in improp-
erly grading and draining the streets.
Largest choir last night there has
been. Others invited. The choir plat
form can be enlarged 80 join the choir.
Theme tonight will be Heaven and no "
to get there. Good chorus singing
other special features. The pastor and
Mr.. Deal will sing a duet tonight. AL
invited. Roy L. Palmerton, Pastor.
A party of railway officials spent the
night in the city, meeting with the
local organization of railway men for
safety in the handling of trains.
The party consisted of .E. G.. Atkins,
superintendent s. M. division; w. B.
Frazier, chief clerk; f. J. Holmes,
trainmaster; Z. J. Auge, chief car
penter; j. j. Crawley, general fore.
man.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: The
postoffice officials have been unable to
secure any clue to the $3.50 which dis
appeared from a 50, 900 package which
was sent from this city to Hurley. In
the original item referring to the dis
appearance of the $3.50 it was stated
that the package went west to Salem
and then to Hurley. This was a mis-
take. The package went from Sioux
Falls to Sioux City and then TO Hurley.
The John e. Franks Players scored
another success at the opera house last
night in their st. Elmo. Mr.. Frank
as st Elmo Muney gave the part a
good reading and Miss Hunter as Edna
Earl was admirable. The balance OF
the cast was veiy good and the play
as presented was one of the best of that
production seen here. The p ecia!ties
were clever and well received. To.
night the company present the funny
farce comedy, The Wrong Mr.. Brown,
with specislties between each act, Mr..
Frank and Miss Waters giving one OF
their acts which they have presented
/ Oh the vaudeville circuit in the east.
Pierre dispatch: An unusual man.
ner of distributing an estate has been
decided by the heirs of John Alguire il
Minnehaha county and the outcome
| will no doubt he watched with interest.
The heirs have incorporated a company
to be known as the Alguire Land
company, which shall have for it,
purpose the sale of lands belonging tc
the estate of the late John Alguire ri
a price not less than the appraised val.
uation. The articles of incorporation
of the company which were filed with
the secretary of state today instead oI
providing for the increase Of business
provides for the gradual dissolution
of the company, the officers may no
mortgage or cucumber the property ex
cept by the consent of two thirds of th,
| stock holders.