Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-23
Local News Paragraphs.

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Mrs. e. e. Snow drove in from
the claim Wednesday morning.
Fred Haas had Dr.. Gerdes remove
a tumor from his arm recently.
The Post will do your job wor
on short notice, and do it right.
DR.. E. E. Snow arrived home from
his visit to Michigan Wednesday,
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Fifty feathered actors at the opera
house Monday evening, November
26th.
Bring your job work to the PosT,
English and German, when you
want good job.
Have you seen the Christmas dis
play at the drug store? They have
almost everything.
Threshing throughout thissection
is all cleaned up, but considerable
corn is yet in the field.
Nellie Wilkins Concert Co. and
her $1,000 educated birds at the
opera house November 26.
Mrs. E. E. Snow, who contemplate
ed visit to Michigan, has post
poned her trip until spring.
Emil Dierenfeldt returned home
from Chicago Monday, where be dis
posed of several cars Of stock.
O. c. Gibson arrived from the
ranch Monday and rusticated a few
days with his Eureka friends.
Chas. Mix went to Sioux City last
Saturday night with stock, return
ing to Eureka Tuesday morning.
Fred Schamber returned to his
home in Aberdeen, Saturday, after
several days visit with friends in
this vicinity.
Tony Meier, who assisted in Emil
Dierenfeldt' meat market last sum
mer, has accepted similar position
with AL Lampe.
The new front for the Eureka
Bazaar arrived Thursday aud we
understand that it will be put in as
soon as possible
John F. Wilson, one of the old
pioneers OF Eureka, was soliciting
grain shipments from local buyers,
the first of the week.
Attorney Williamson and jim
Elliott of Aberdeen, was in Eureka
last Saturday ia the interests o
Val Blatz Brewing Co.
Ernest Hilgemanu, manager OF the
Artas Union, spent Sunday night a,
Hotel Knicker booker, returning tC
Artas Monday morning.
John Gibson was in from his ranch
in Arena Nalley this week. he says
that they will winter about l5O heac
of cattle and 30 horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Klein of Arta:
left for Medina, N. D., last Wednes
day where they will spend some
time visiting Mrs: Klein's parents
Prof. H. B. Calm left last even
ing for Fostoria, Ohio, where h'
was called to the bedside OF bi:
father who is critically i'll with
paralysis.
John Smith has fitted up one o
the neatest residences in Eureka
1t stands at the corner OF Marke
and Pfeffer streets aud is acredit t.
that side OF the street.
Special freights are quite frequen
these nights taking out loaded ant
bring in a few empty cars, but no
enough Of them, as every grain
house is filled to the roof.
VIM. Enze left Tuesday, for Bowdl
where be will build foundation TO
the new bank building which will
be erected by Grosz Bros. of Hills
view and j. b. Gundert Of Hosmer
w. o. Davis, who has been on tn
sick list for the past two weeks, /
again operating his barber sho
personally. Fred Strasser ha
charge of the shop during the sick
ness OF Mr.. Davis.
The Woman's Home Missionar.
Society of the Presbyterian churc
will hold their annual Praise Sc,
vice next Sunday evening. Re,
Todd will preach missionary SCI
mon and there will be special music
A praise and thanksgiving oferiD
will be taken at the close OF the Sc
vice Every one is cordially invi
al m attend