The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-02-09

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pl sasAnt' socisl fine 1sgI prondsHi
at the military ban at Huhterner hAi
Tuesday evening, Feb. 10.
Eat at Jacks
We wish 20 annodnce to the spabfic,1
that we willie move inte new quarters
within the pext week .or, ten days,
ONE door north Of Guy Hart's meat
make, for tefh poaaf@ hssdqn an ters.aLs
Guy f, Hanson. s.a ra,ars ntosy,,
The presentation of Alias Jimmy
Valentine at the opera house Saturday
evening was one Of the best bays Of
the season. % fhs cola Weather pre-
vented the attendance inoflsn large
audience, but those upreseh. were Tex.
cellentl rentertained; iadi sgaisu0
/ Following lattemperatn1ea of "a n1sl
grees below zero in the mornjng, yesi
terday was a selear. calm winter day
with temperature, ranging at zere.
Temperature marked 10, degrees below
zero at I O'Clock this morning, rising
during the day Under the influence of
bright SUNSHINE. 10 "olEi1qoq e1A4 @-
IHossThe remains Of NJ iss Miiiet, AGED II
Years, who died recently at Castle.
wood. N. D will be brought to Madi-
son by the north ,ttain tomorrow morn
ing for burial ia Graceland cemetery.
The family. aud other relatives reside
lat Oldham, the grandfather of de-
ceased, WIN. Dixon being buried IN
fGraceland cemetery, beside who the
tremains Of Miss Miller will be laid.ia2
The remainsnio Of MRS. james Grant
will be brought from Sioux City to-
morrow for buriBlin GlReela land came-
tery beside iersdmother Mrs. Frank
Phillips The father of decreased re
sides in this eity, and "a brothers Dell
Phildps,a station Sgent at Lake nEFes1
ton, arrived in the city this sporping.
The family is related 10 Aa q. Gray OF
ibis cityawThe remains will be taken
direct from the train to the qemetery,t.
TheloGall cnmmittees sfathe farmers+
insttntesar are plessed to- announce dthst
DR.. c. c. Lippa yeteI instianuofiB Brook,
ings collegelrswiila besin attendauca al
the iDstitutssuext week OF Dr. djppnis
in charge OFT gtiesi ansn ufaGtur e sisf hog
cholera serunl Mt the college for which
the stale has made zproyisiono!snddh as
made abspecisl4 ssudy of lthels disease
His ptesenee att the institute ,anau has
lectures ON 1.-The subject will sIbe oi
especial value to- hog Faiserst at this
| time when hog cholera is prevalent
not only in this county but throughout
the middle wMest.r 5GuI Nm 35N
Sioux Falls Argus ,Leade. .,.rAn;
other elegant performance was, present
ed before a slim eh6hsse at the New
Theatre last evening. Hugo Koch sep
peared WIFI bis excelFeht ceihpaay an
f"That9Printerszef Udeips. a~oiItEf@p
pretty story told ina ostfnterestine
mnan6r. e2MfiKock appeafed TO prdB.
ably better advantage thanhspef before.
He wac case dina part that ssseme ed tic
perfectly fit. Thas perforasal1ce De q
fine onef AMI IL 9esr tai nly worthy OFFS
much better ~patronsgse thanq aci
corded it.b's9Thjsi company Is billed tt
appear at1the Madison opsrat1honst
Satu1isy7 evening, ? Feb 1sIqosq 10 II
Mrs. Mock Sal Sad Ali s.syas guest d d
Mr.. and ME- G., WI Wood today
Mrs Ali wifi he rretutismdbeered 81
Miss EaPearl Wood who spent he
childhood in = this 1ctity,.ao Possessiu of
talent in thatl line uporne. hreachinl
ibyoung" womanhotd she became d DC
tress and has, travelled extensively
throughout the Upitedn s~tatss.aai O
late. with her hnsbafbhu.. q she has fser
travelling Under fife qauspftessHfo
bureau, having beeen assigned to1sev yer
a. ,sag 5esssar Sr$yPPsfsts,EyHithh,ta s 4
evening. Being SO near her forme
home town. Mrs. A III eame tdown OF
the north train this morning to spent
the day with friends and returned It,
Bake Preston by the afternoon > tfaiu
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