Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-09

August IenSkl, VINO paS Oeen
spending several weeks in Texas
and New Mexico, returned home
Monday. He reports a very pleas
ant trip.
Jake Braufman, OF Hosmer, was
trausacting business In Eureka
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Brauf-
man are residing on their claim
these days and only visit their Hos
mer business at intervals.
The Eureka Drug Company is
putting on new steel decorated 6 cesi1as L
ing, When completed t. z
them a very pleasaR.4s.a .-S%sEO-~fhe
only objection is that the store is
too small for the volume of business
they are doing.
Anton Waldt, of iceland, has en-
larged on the plans of his dwelling.
1t will be 26x30, with eight dormer
windows. Contractor McGraw, who
has the contraction the construction,
says it will be one Of the finest
dwellings 10 this section.
Contractor McGraw informs us
that he closed the contract last week
for the construction OF a new Catho-
lie church II miles northeast from
Hague. We think this is the section
known as the Baumgartner settle
ment in Emmons county, n. d.
Percy Wilcox, of Pollock, in com
pany with Roy Walters and Leo
Beck Of that place, were arrivals by
Artas stage Thursday. Percy Will
cox was on his way to attend school
and the other young men were going
to Woonsocket, S. D., On a visit.
Rev. II. Johns of Roscoe received
a message TO return home TO con-
duct a funeral service, Saturday.
He will return Monday to assist in
the singing at the evangelistic meet
ings which are to be continued next
week at the Presbyterian church.
The Pure Seed special arrived at
Eureka Thursday evening at IL
o'clock. The members spent the
night at Hotel Knickerboeker and
after breakfast Friday morning
boarded their train for Linton where
they spoke at 10 o'clock returning
to Eureka at l1:30 a. m.
J. N. Brundage and Fred Strasser
left yesterday for Minneapolis. Mr..
Bruudage will, before his return,
visit Molire, H., where he will pur-
chase farm machinery for the spring
trade, OF the Kennedy Implement
Co. Mr.. Strasser will purchase his
photography outfit for his new gal
Iery at Eureka.
The Pul'I Seed meeting, Feb. 2,
was not velv well attended by our
farmers. The high school was well
aud appeared very
much interested. Professor Cole,
of BrooEings Ayricult ural College
spoke ~ minutes. The other mem
berS did not remain at the City Hall
but a short time bat retired to the
Hotel Knickrrbock er for dinner.
Sherman Rich, of Minneapolis, a
first class piano tuner, was in Euro
ka several days the first ofthe week
and tuned a number of pianos. Mr..
Rich has had many years Of expert
eEce in the work and clways gives
excellent satisfaction. He expects
to make regular trips twice a year
to Eureka and we would advise all
owners of pianos to patronize him.
1t appears that the surveyors have
run three lines west from this point
but the Grand river route is the
most favorable. Forquite a distance
this course is easy, then it becomes
more difficult on account of the short
bends in til" rtverand near approach
~ fho bluffs, but it is on an air line
To- rmrir objective point in Montana,
The chief engineer is now in Chica-
go comforting with the company.
The crossing at this points on solid
bottom.
Don't deceive yourself, If you have
indigestion take KodLl Dyspepsia Cure.
1t will relieve you. Rev. w. +, Hocutt.
South Mills, N. c., says: II was troub-
led with chronic indigestion for several
years; whatever / ate seemed to cause
sour stomach, futtering Of
my heart, and general depression of
mind and body. My druggist ecom-
mended Kodol and il has relieved m e.
can nov eat anything and sleep sou ndly
ltrRight<g Kodol digests what you eat.
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