The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-21

DIVISION NO. = or The Helping Hand
society meets Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. [. E Moore, first house
south of Garfield school. A ten cent
lunch will be served.
All Knights Templsr are requested
to meet at Masonic Temple Thursday
night of this week at prompt 1870
O'Clock for drill. Sir knights Collins
will be with us Friday night for in
spection. Let us make as good a
showing as possible. Bring your uni
forms.-F. G. Smith, E. c.
Weather bulletin, Huron station:
Cold weather with high pressure covers
the northwest and temperatures of 90
or more degrees below zero cover the
Canadian northwest, North Dakota and
eastern Montana. 1t is coolest in
Saskatchewan, 40 degrees below zero.
A slight disturbance extends from the
lake region to the lower Mississippi
valley. Light snow fall has occurred
within the last "a hours in parts of
the northwest, and rain or snow in
places in and east of the Mississippi
valley.
The John E. Frank Players will
present THE Love Pirate at the
Madison opera house Monday night,
Jan. 81. This organization is headed
by Nellie Waters, late musical comedy
star from Flower of the Ranch, " and
she has in her support such well known
artists as John E. Frank, Jack DalIoy,
&c. II. Adams, j n. Mitchell, John g,
kelly; Clarence Auskins, Will Hack,
Ada Hunter. lima Kenmore, GLADYS
Love. and GLADYS Hunter. The vaude-
Vile contingent Of this company is a
show in itself. 60 expecting to wit
ness n of the best performance of
the year and you will not be disap-
pointed. Clean and up to date plays
and vaudeville presented by a com
pany of players at regular prices.
In Legislative news published in The
Daily Leader, recently appeared an
item to the effect that a substitute reso-
luton is regard to investigating state
printing methods, offered by Repre-
S ,ntstive Urdahl of this county. had
failed of adoption. This as a matter
of fact was incorrect. The original
resolution was presented by Repre-
sentative Sasse. followed by Mr.. Ur-
dahl's substitute which was not at
the time adopted in the house. But
in the senate Sasse's resolution was
withdrawn and Urdahl's substitute
adopted. Returning to the house the
Urdahl substitute was adopted and
Mr.. Urdahl was appointed a member
of the public printing investigat ing
committee. The above is in accordance
with the house and the senate journal
reports of Jan. IA.
The weekly weather bulletin issued
by the Washington bureau Sunday
night says, "the week will open with a
cold wav I'VE the northwest and ceu-
trail west. 1t will extend into eastern
Colorado, Kansas and lower Missouri
and the upper Mississippi valleys"
says the bulletin, land temperatures
also will be low west of the Rocky
mountains. The cold wave will extend
eastward and southeastward in modified
form, reaching the Atlantic and east
gulf states about the middle OF the
week and continuing for a day OF two.
There will be q reaction to nearly nor
NAL conditions over the northwest and
extreme west after Tuesday. and over
the central west after the middle of the
week. A disturbance over the upper
Mississippi valley and the central
plains states will move eastward, at
tended by rains and SHOWS that will
reach the Atlantic states by Tuesday
or Tuesday night, and it will be fol
lowed by generally fair weather for II
few days. Another disturbance will
probably appear over the extreme
northwest about the middle of the |
week. 1t will be attended. by local
SHOWS over the northwest and extend to
the eastward and southeastward, reach
ing the eastern states by the end of the