Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-11
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Linton Advocate.
E. K. Mar,in made business trip to
Winona Monday. He was accompanied
by the right of way agent of the Mil.
waukae railroad. The gentlemen re-
turned Tuesday afternoon.
Herred Picayune.
Mrs. +. p. Williams, who has been
visiting her parents near Ashley return
ed home last week.
Assessor Martin Bickel was here Mon
day morning, going on 10 Mound City
TO meet some OF his deputies, so as to ar.
range for the assessment to begin Tues.
day, May lst.
Mcintosh N, D., Republican.
Our efficient telephone operator, Miss
Alma Hawes, is going TO leave us Sun
day. She will first go to Aberdeen, S.
d., to visit her sister, Mrs Chas. Dicker-
uTOlOn.
5. D., where she will assume the same
position which she occupied here, with
the Fernie-G -Groton Telephone Co. Cece-
liza, her sister, will conduct the local ex-
change of the Dakota Central Telephone
Co.
Mcpherson County Herald.
Mrs, Fred Pietz left Friday for Menno
where she will visit relatives for about
two weeks.
p. r. Schenkenberger went to Eureka
the first of the week and returned today
with his butcher tools. With favorable
weather he expects to have his shop
open in a day or two.
Christoph Binder, of Arena Valley,
was brought to town last Friday suffer
ing with gun shot wound which he
accidentally received while out shooting
gophers in company with his brother
David. They were loading the gun
when it accidentally discharged, the
shot striking Christoph in the calf of
the leg, making very painful wound.
The patient is now at the Leola House
and doing nicely under the care Of DR..
Lloyd.
Miss Violet Greig of the register of
deeds office has made map of McPher-
son county which is quite novel. The
boundry lines are indicated by kernels
of red corn neatly arranged on a sheet of
card board and the section lines by ker-
nelS Of wheat while the figures are made
Of millet seed. The words Mcpherson
county, South Dakota are of kernels of
white corn. The work is very accurate
aud the different kinds and colors of
grain used makes it very artistic map.
Madi on, S. d., Sentinel.
The Yankton Gazette charges Hon. f.
W. Martin with the crime Of having an
ambition to 60 to the senate. And so
was Caesar charged with being ambit-
ious, But how about the ambition of
Hon K. j. Gamble who seeks re-nomi-
nation? Such position of service to
the people is worthy Of the ambition of
any good man. In such a contest the
! candidates claim to an election should
be measured by his ability to serve.
This growing, young state should be
| represented by its ablest statesmen. No
candidate has life lease on office. 1t
is not for any ne wspaper or any set Of
men to say that senator should not be
retired when better man IS presented
for the position. The best man should
win, and we believe a majority of the
people in South Dakota will agree that
Mr.. Martin would make the ADLER sena-
tor Of the two. Again, Mr.. Martin halls
from a section Of the state that is en-
titled TO representative in the upper
house. All attempts Of the Gamble pa
pers to excite prejudice, and discredit
the right of Mr.. Martin to run for the
senate, will fail to convince the voters
that Mr. Martin is not the abler man of
the two.