The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-18


Prof. VIM. b. Patty TO demonstrate
wireless telegraphy. Radium and
liquid air will also be shown by him
at the Methodist church Tuesday
night, January 10.
Chas. Simpson is engaged in his
annual ice harvest at Lake Madison
and has already loaded sixty cars for
shipment to different towns in this
vicinity.
A bill was introduced in both
houses OF the legislature Saturday
for an appropriation of 100000 for
a main building for the Madison
state Normal school. to connect the
present east and west wings.
p. j. Hoidal returned by the morn
ing train from Kelso, N. d., where
he had been called to attend the flu
neral Of his brother-in-law, r.. s.
Oyum. Thos. Hoidal remained TO
look after the business affairs OF de-
ceased. who had been engaged in
general merchandise.
The county commissioners ad-
iourned Saturday evening, but will
meet again Wednesday TO approve a
depository bond Of the Winfred State
bank. The board appointed as Of
fetal county papers. Madison Out
look, Wentworth Enterprise and
Winfred Dispatch.
l wish to to the general
public that | will open a general
seed store February j. Seeds, plants,
bulbs, nursery stock of highest quail
ity and prices right. Sentinel build
ing. first door east Of opera house.
Smiths Seed Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Burnett and
daughter, Dorothy, went to Ramona
this afternoon and will be guests ia
the family of Banker and Mrs. f. o.
Palmer. Mrs. Burnett and Dorothy
will remain a few days, while Mr..
Burnett will return TO his official
work.
Regular meeting of the Brother
hood of American Yeomen at Hex
om's hall Tuesday evening, January
-, at 1880 p. m. Initiation follow
ed by public installation Of officers
and program. TO which all are cor
daily invited. Refreshments will be
served and a general good time en-
jOyed.-Iya Borland, Foreman.
The Hugo Players will open their
engagement here at the Madison
opera house this evening, presenting
the new success, Our New Minister,
in four acts. This beautiful play has
a very pretty story running entirely
throughout, mingled with a good vein
of witty comedy, together with Gle
CANT scenery and effects. This play
will be followed by another excellent
production tomorrow evening.
Sioux Falls Press: The South Da-
kota Master Bakers association was
formed last night at the Commercial
club, with the following temporary
officers: Sidney Drew, Sioux Falls,
president; c. T.. Yeutter, Sioux Falls,
vice president; Carl Anthony, Sioux
Falls, secretary-treasurer; j. f. Run
chey, Madison, +. A.. Languein, Sa-
lem and III. Leyinger, Sioux Falls,
ways and means committee. At the
next meeting TO be held February 6
there will be a determined effort
iAadt ~ nav III aAbtiHdlLt tFEl1
baker in this part of the state.
DR.. w. Z. Daniels returned yester-
day from a weeks absence at Pierre,
attending a meeting of the state
board of health, of which he is the
president. The examining board
passed on a elias sof seventeen, among
the number Herman Gueffroy of this
city, who passed a very creditable
examination. DIR. Daniels observed
the working Of the legislature and is
of opinion that good work in is view.
Indications point to a resubmission
of the prohibition question and some
thing along the line of equal suffrage,
in both of which subjects DR.. Daniels
is interested.
Frank Newbauer, a veteran engi-
neer of the Milwaukee railway, died
in Sioux City Saturday Of Bright's
disease and the funeral was held in
that city today. Deceased was we'll
known in Madison, having pulled
trains into this city at intervals for a
number of years and at one time re-
sided in this city with his family for
a year or more. For a time he was
engineer on Conductor Conley's
train, and made his last trip to Madi-
son last summer. At that time he
complained of illness and remarked
to friends that upon his return to
| Sioux City he would take a lay-off,
| which he did, again to take up
| his work, the progress of the disease
| with which he was afflicted being
| rapid to the end. Deceased was well
to do financially, leaving his family
! in comfortable circumstances.