Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-10
Neighborhood News.
Cleaned From Our Exchanges
and other Sources,
aberdeen News. Aug. 9. 1885

The remainder Of the grade to Leola is
being let to the farmers along the line.
Linton Record.
The Linton bank directors recently
chose the following named officers for
the ensuing year:
First Bank of Linton-President E.
A. Crane; ce.president, w. E. Petrie;
cashier, W. o. Irwin; assistant cashier,
Earle Smith.
Linton State Bank-President G. Vor
lander; vice-president, E. E. Martin:
cashier, A. w. Sims: assistant cashier.
John J. Kaufman.
Mcpherson County Herald.
Z. ). Acker has purchased the lot To-
Gated between the Bank of Leola and
the Herald office, from G. N. Herreid OF
Aberdeen, and will begin the erection
OF commodous Office building.
About one hundred head of cattle were
delivered at Leola today. P. II. Shenk-
enberger bought them for Chas. Mix of
Eureka, but owing to misunderstands
ing he did not take them and the bunch
was sold to Chas. Turner who took them
to his raLcl north of town.
Herreid Picayune.
DR.. F, @. Grover of Minneapolis ar.
rived at Herreid last week to look the
place over with the view Of settling here
as resident physician. DR.. Grover is a
graduate of the medical department of
Hamline University, an institution
second TO none in the United States, and
has had some experience practicing his
profession in Minneapolis. 1t goes with
out saying that our people will welcome
DR.. Grover here and trust that he will
see his way clear to settle down among
US.
Mcintosh Republican.
Merchant j. ID. Lammle is adding a
second story to his double store building
His furniture business has been increas-
ing right along to such an extent that
he will have to carry much larger
stock of goods to satisfy his numerous
patrons, and in consequence is obliged
to have more adequate storing quarters.
DIR, Wilhelm Kaufman, q of Wishek
aud iceland, came here the fore part Of
the week with view to locate. The
doctor has rented suit of rooms in the
Jchn Hagel residence building, where
prospective patients can interview him
at any time. We understand the doctor
is making chronic diseases a speciality.
Pollock Progress.
! Henry Bloom, A. J. RAINBOW and J.
| w. Keen left Tuesday for Bismarck,
where they will attend to urgent bust
ness matters.
Matt Mergens made a large cattle sale
Tuesday to parties in Redfeld this state
and Kirkland, H., disposing of his en-
tire bunch Of three and four year old
steers at $50 a head.
| Mrs. r. e. Hayes returned from her
extended visit to Nebraska last Satur-
day. She was accompanied on her trip
by her daughter Miss Doris who joined
her at Mitchell They report most ex
cellent time. r. E. says he is in better
spirits to deal out Deering machinery
now. .., .......l. .......... .ta. .- ,..-.--r~.
Irwin Smith, who has been telegraph
operator here for long time, has been
advanced 20 the position of station agent
at Artas and left yesterday TO start on
his Iew duties. JOS. Rosendahl has tax
en- his place as operator in Pollock
Goodrich. N. D., Citizen. ssEs 9@ t
Gottlieb Mauch began digging the Gel.
lar of his new residence which he will
build on his land just west of the Martin
& Buechler elevator. Itwiil be one of
the finest houses in town, we are inform
led. u
| John Wittmayer, the townslte owner,
has been a very busy man this week
selling lots and Goodrich is now on a
boom unequalled By any town in the
country, Lots are being snapped up by
well-to-do farmers of the vicinity who
will build and make their home In this
little city, and who recognize the excel
lent school facilities afforded them here.
Work on John wittmayer's new
cement block dwelling house is progress
sing very nicely and the weather is fine
for the work. ..-...
Gottlieb Buechler has severed his con-
nection with the Winnor- Torgersen
Lumber Co., and 10 now getting things
in shape for opening the new lumber
yard, TO be known as the Goodrich Jsnm
ber Co., Of which he will be manager.
The new lumber yard will occupy the
corner lots owned by @. Doeriug e. Co.
land formerly used for machinery.