The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-01-13

quality from those who purchased
and if satisfactory additional ship
ments of the native product will be
made to this city.
The Master Key, tina supremely
inspiring, fascinating photo play, the
climax of movie production, will be
at the Ruby theater Tuesday, Jan
uary 10. Read the story in The
Daily Leader.
The following officers were INSTALL
ed by Hope Rebekah lodge last Wed
nesday evening: Mrs. Geo. Mat
thews, N. c.; v. G., Mrs. Paul Koepp;
secretary, Mrs. f. l.. Burnett; treas
urer, Miss Rose Rowland; warden,
Mrs. John Brown; conductor, Mrs.
Lee Marshall; r.. S. N. G., Mrs. Wal
ter Marquart; l.. S. N. G., Mrs. C. S.
McVey; r. S. V. N, G., Mrs. Harry
Smith; L. S. V. N. G., Miss Cynda
Knox; inside guardian, Miss Hazel
Knox; outside guardian, Mrs. r. II.
Mayfield; chaplain, Mrs. NJ. A. Bo-
thel.
The committees of the South Da-
kota legislature have been announc-
ed and Lake county is represented by
Senator Urdahl on assessment and
taxation, and counties and towns.
Representative Groce is chairman of
the committee on municipal corpora
tons and a member of the commit
tee or banks and banking, education
and ways and means. Representative
Baldwin is named to positions on ag-
riculture and horticulture, bridges
,xl FArrsZ- x41I. n.I ILL., n xw a.,l
state affairs.
c.. Il. Collier made his annual call
at The Daily Leader office yesterday.
Mr.. Golfers birthday anniversary
occurs on New Years day-this year
the S4th-and it has been his Gus
tom to call about that time, but he
has been out of the city visiting at
the home of the parents of his great
granddaughter, Miss Emma Berther,
at Ramona. Mr.. Collier refers proud
ly to the fact hat his great grand
daughter is in her 18th year. and re-
Gently a group picture was taken
representing the four generations.
Mr.. Collier is in excellent health and
looks forward to the enjoyment of
life for many years to come.
III L 4 ti1t " ~ iAhtA
meeting Of the Madison Cemetery as
ISOLATION last evening, The Daily
Leader stated that the secretary and
treasurer had been authorized to
loan 500 of the surplus funds. The
amount to be loaned is $1,000. As
an indication of the good manage
ment of the financial affairs of the
association, a loan of 81 900 has been
outstanding for some time and the
loan authorized at the last meeting
is a second oar Of the same denom-
ination. In addition TO the loans Of
$4,000 the association retains in the
treasury ~$773.3S, which places the
association on a very substantial fl
nancial basis. Lots in the cemetery
are sold at 800 each.
The annual banquet and installa-
ton Of officers of the Modern Wood
men was held last evening at Hex
om's hall. The following officers
were installed by Past Consul VIII
Woestman: Venerable consul, A. G..
Gray; adviser, Henry Beck; banker,
c. II. Roberts: clerk, Earle Kelley,
escort, c. j. Clark; Waterman, VIII
Westby; sentry. r. Lincoln; trustee,
p. A. Berg. After installation the
program was given as follows: Vo-
cal duet, | would that my love,
Misses Tyrrell and Roberts; political
speech, Jay Goodroad; Indian char
acter song, Indian lullaby, seven
girls; one act comedy, A button,
Misses Lucille Hackett and Mabel
Bates and Messrs. Gilbert %Sponholz
and George Garner; reading, Mrs. r.
S. Westaby. Following the program
a two-course supper was served and
a general good time was enjoyed by
all