The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-20

John Mulvihill and n. E. Walden
were morning departures for Texas on
a land looking tour.
Eat at Jacks
The train from the west was an
hour late this morning, the south
train departing without waiting for a
connection.
Temperature marked 90 degrees
above zero at z O'Clock this morning,
falling during the day, with high
northwest wind and snow f~iurries.
Regular meeting of Hope Rebekah
lodge, No. q, Wednesday evening.
Work. Refreshments served. Emma
Unzelman, N. G.
Today has been the first winter day
in Madison this year. Temperature
dropped from 90 at Z o'clock this
morning to 16 at noon and still fall.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Beardsley re-
turned this morning from Saratoga,
Mimi, where they accompanied the
remains of the late Geo. E. Beardsley
for burial. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Alb
bott will return later ia the week.
Winfred The city council is plan
ming on calling q special election for
the purpose of submitting to the voters
the proposition of issuing bonds for the
installation of a municipal electric
light system. Definite action will be
taken at the next regular meeting OF
the council.
Announcement is made of the death
of Miss Emma Hancock. which oc,
Cured recently at her home in West
| Union, Iowa. Deceased was formerly
a teacher in the Madison high school.
her speciality being agriculture. She
was an unusually capable lady, and
will be remembered by many Like
county people as a lecturer in the
farmers Institutes in this city.
Frank .Ewert. a farmer residing
near ~Bridgewater, while driving 8
team and buggy across the railroad
track was struck by a switch engine.
the impact killing both horses. wreck
ing the buggy and infiicting a severe
scalp wound on the back of Ewert'
head. Mr.. Ewert congrstulates him
self that he was not instantly killed
In our reference to the departure o
Don Porter of Porter's Pharmacy {,
Peoria, Ill, yesterday, we stated tina
he would take up the study o
pharmacy. This was an error. Dom
plan is to take a six months cours
in jewelry and optical work, and witt
his brother, Norm. who Is a phsrmac
ist, together they will make a stronI
team, the drug and jewelry bushes
being in a measure consolidated nos
a days.
An examination of the list of legis
~latiye-- candidates who will go befor
the people at the March primary
shows twenty nine members of eithe
senate or house of the 1913 session
and in addition to these are a hal
dozen who have been members of on
house or the other at past sessions. |
the house list there are forty-eight G
nearly half the membership of til
house of the last session asking TO b
returned, and with the house men
bers who have gone into the senator
ial game, more than half the oil
membership is asking to get back lint
the 1915 session.
The Red Rose" not only a senss
tional musical comedy success bu
more so a play that exceeded all e1
pectations, comes to the opera hous
for one performance on Wednesday
January 21st. 1t is unlikely tbs
there ave. was a musical comedy prt
duced which furnished more res
music and comedy than this on,
unsteady 1.-The Red Rose is one {
the most alluring achievements
the field of light composition. Tt
haunting melody of Bohemia" tn
Irresistible humor of Queen of Vanit
Fair" a capital part song, I'll
whistleable air of I'D Like To G
On A Honeymoon With You" and tt
delicious Love Divine are "A few
the musical gems.
Howard dispatch: To round up I'll
family GOV cost James LAVAL, a Hoy
aid man. $500 and a gold watcI
He had not sufficient faith in ban
. to deposit his years savings, so
carried them in his pocket. He w
driving the family COW on a far
near Howard and was cross ing a pa
: ture when his wallet and timepie
slipped from his pocket. He did n,
discover his loss until some tin
later, and when he went to the pa
; ture and made a search he was unab
: to end any trace OF the missing wa
let and timepiece. He now is wi
< ing to pay a reward for the recove.
of his summer saving. 1t is believ'
hunters or others may have crosse
the pasture after he dropped the wa
l LOT on6 ruat.h and yo.,rnI %hoxc