The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

were conducted by Revs. Anderson and
Nelson and burial in Lake Park Gene
terry seven miles northeast of the city.
A rag-time artist. The rapidity with
which Miss V. o. Simsnton draws pic
lures lie astonishing. Don't forget the
date, Jan. 6.
When the change of county officials
takes place next week, Sheriff Martin
and family will occupy the Faw kes
residence in east Eighth street. .. o.
Soften. %janitor at the court house, and
family will occupy the living rooms
ia the basement of the court house
now occupied by Sheriff Martin, and
Sheriff-elect Butts being without FAM
lily will make his home with Mr..
Soften who will have charge of the
work of boarding prisoners.
The marriage of Miss Florence Anna
McAllister to Mr.. A. Curtis Cushman
occurred at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary E. McAllister, of
franklin township ON New Years
evening, the Rev. A. E. Burif Of the
Nj. E. church tying the nuptial knot.
The bride comes from one of the best
known families of the county. and her
SELF possesses many accomplishments.
The wedding guests, besides the i'm
mediate family. included a number of
friends from this city. MI. and Mrs.
Cushman departed by the midnight
train on a wedding tour. aud will be
at home at Willitt, S. d after Feb. /.
Weather bulletin. Huron station:
Fair weather prevails from the Allan
tic to the Pacific, and, aside from light
amounts in parts Of the Canadian pro
vinces and the northwest, practically
no precipitation is reported. A dis
tuTbance is apparent over the north of
the Great Lakes; another disturbance
is apparent over Alberta. High pres
sure v the plateau region, the
Pacific coast, and the lower Rocky
mountains slope. The weather is cold
over Saskatchewan and Manitoba, the
lowest temperature at time of observa-
ton being at Minnedosa, 12 degrees
below zeIo. 1t is waTmest at Calves
ton, s. degrees above zero.
The South Dakota legislature will
convene at Pierre next Tuesday. Jan.
:. at 2 p. IN. The Lake county dele
cation will of course be in their seats
on zine. Senator Bowel departed tor
Pierre this evening and Representa-
tive Urdahl will depsrt for the same
place next Monday. Representative
Gr1ce Of Wayne will proceed TO Pierre
in the meantime. Aberdeen will en-
terrain members enrCute to the capital
passing through that city, this evening.
An elaborate banquet will be served
by the Commercial club. Speakers of
the evening will be Gov. Byrne. former
Senator Pettigrew and Others After
tie banquet the legislators will be
taken to the Bijou theater where the
musical comedy, The Arrival Of Kitty.
will be presented TO. the further en-
tertainment Of the guests.
Howard Democrat: 7. G. McLaugh-
lin, a man abont so years Of age. and
who lives oser at Artesian where he
works at the nIason's trade. came TO
Howard last week to celebrate Christ
mas. He drank considerable booze
snd on Thursday the marshal ordered
him out of town. He started for the
depot. but becoming muddled be
crawled into Teller Bros, elevator
where be remained until Friday morn
ing, when Sol Debolt. going to bis
work, found him outside nearly frozen
to death. He was taken to DIR. Mobiles
Office where it was found that both legs
were frozen solid to the knees also one
hand and arm. The best of medical
skill was given him and az soon as be
could be moved he wss taken to the
poor farm where he is getting along
as well as could be expected.