Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-13

the ntlammation-the cough syrup with
a reputation. Sold by Eureka Drug Co.
b The German Thimble Bee will
meet with Mrs. John Stoller next
Thursday afternoon. Allare cordial
ly invited.
Clayton Bros. of Eureka, have
about ready tor business avery neat
dray for the Mcpherson County
Creamery Co.
John Mag and family, who have
been residents of Pollock for a num-
Der of years, will occupy the Thurn
residence after the 18th of this
month.
During the storm of last Wednes-
day, two horses, one belonging to
Johann Huber and one owned by
Mrs. Amau of near Hillsview, were
killed by lightning.
G. Vorlauder left for Cleveland,
Ohio, last Friday evening TO accom-
pany his wife and children, who
have been visiting in that city for
some time, to Eureka.
While cleaning fish which her
husband had caught in the river at
Crookston, Mimi, near the power
companys dam, Mrs. Henry Busae
discovered in it's interior a baby's
hand. ~'' ....
Myrtle Clayton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Clayton OF Luton,
recently recovered from light at,
tack of diptheria. Now Mrs. Clay
ton is sick with the same trouble,
but in mild form.
Mrs. Balderson and Mrs. Thomp-
SOL grandmother and mother of Mrs.
J. N. Brundage, who have been
visiting for several weeks in this
city, left for their home at Grand
Rapids, Wis, Thursday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Fred Miller, of
Juday, Wis, returned from trip
to the Riverside ranch Tuesday
where they enjoyed few days out.
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. o. J Roe and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Schnell.
). N. Brundage, James Clayton,
Philip Schamber and Theo, J. P.
Giedt took run out to Zeller s
grove eight miles west of Eureka,
Thursday evening to see if they
could find Philips lynx. They re
turned later without the cat.
Grain fires swept over large area
in the vicinity of Modesto, CAL, the
fore part of the week and destroyed
over 5000 acres of small grain and
pasturage and burning numerous
ranch houses aud barns. The dam
age is estimated at many thousands
oi dollars.
The four weeks old baby boy of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nickisch died last
Sunday evening of whooping cough.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon from the Evangelical Lutheran
church, Rev. Tauber, of Hosmer,
conducting the services. The SYM
pathy of the entire community is ex-
tended the sorrowing parents.
The work Of laying the foundation
for the new building to be erected
by the Eureka Bazaar was commen-
ced Tuesday. The work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible and
Eureka will soon have a store build
ing the like of which will be hard to
find west of the twin cities.
To morrow evening, July IA, at
the home OF the bride four miles
northeast of town, will occur the
wedding of Mr.. Fred Weber and
Miss Agnes Houstman. Thefriends
of the contracting parties are in
vited to call at the home from ten to
twelve in the evening when they
may ave the opportunity of seeing
the bride and groom. Particulars
Of the wedding will be given next
week.
Last Sunday the ball team, ac-
companied by the Eureka band and
a large crowd of rooters, went to
iceland and played that team on
their home ground. The game was
close one and had it not been for
the dirty work of iceland S hired
pitcher, which caused some rag
chewing, would have been clean and
exciting. The game resulted in a
score OF to 3 In Zeeland's s favor.
This makes one game apiece for the
teams and it is hoped that arrange
ments for a return game to be played