Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-02
Neighborhood News.
Cleaned From Our Exchanges
and other Sources,

Chris Doering went to Minneapolis
Monday to buy farm machinery for the
seasons trade.
Aberdeen News.
Emil Hirsch started east this morning
and leaves March from Hoboken, N. J
for Hamburg, Germany. Mr. Hlrsck
expects TO be back by June 25th. Mr.
Hirsch has been resident of Aberdeen
for ten years and this is his first vaca-
tiOn during that time.
Harvey Herald,
Born last Tuesday morning, February
IL, to Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Leu, a boy
Mother and child reported we'll Louis
is happy and the Havanas are passed
with liberal hand.
DR.. |. d. Clark expects to leave Mon
day for Chicago 10 attend post gradu
ate course in medicine and surgery.
The doctor will be away a month.
? Miller Pioneer Press.
Congressman Z. w. Martin was the
Lincoln day speaker at Lincoln club
banquet in st. Paul Monday Feb. 12)
evening. He discussed the big corpora
lions, trusts, etc, as we'll as paying
tribute to the great commoner. HIS
speech was Of course a credit to himself
and to his state. The Press believes
that Mr.. Martin is one Of the ablest
western men in public life today, and
that he uses his talents for the benefit
of his state and country.
Ipswich Tribune.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Hill entertained
"a house full of friends Saturday evening
in honor of Mrs. j. L. Wells. The even
ing was most pleasantly spent at games
+ and in a social way, after which refresh
ments were served.
!. The dog poisoner got in his work last
, night and today, killing eleven dogs
e valued at $4,000. The following are
S losers: Edwin Williams, 2: Mrs. Reese,
S 2; Mrs, Beals, |; Roll Loomis, /; Z. Cole,
a |; McCachran Brs., |: Geo, Engler, /;
John Rogers, | {; unknown !.
State News.
The contract for the Milwaukee line
from Evarts, S. d., TO the coast has been
!et, the whole | 800 miles, to Mcintosh
Bros. of Milwaukee. II will run north
ward INTO Montana, and cross the North
ern Pacific at about Rosebud, above
Miles City. There will be a branch
from Chamberlain, S. D., which will
:, connect with the main line TO the coast
=, from EVarts at Rosebud or Camp Cook,
north tC Mussel Shell on the Mussel shell
river.
Java Herald.
/. Married, at the home Of the brides
/. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Horst,
last Monday night, Fred Dutoth and
Miss Roslna Horst, Judge Krause ofiicI-
ating. After the ceremony a bountiful
n wedding feast was had.
Jacob b. Hog and Miss Lydia Kundert
, were quietly married yesterday noon at
! the home of the bride. $ parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andreas Kundert, the Rev. G..
KirChdoerfer officiating. The newly.
married couple took the train for Eure.
- ka, where they will make their home on
two quarter sections Of land which
Jacob II. HotR turned over 10 his son as
. a wedding gift. May health and happi
ness be theirs.
Leoa Herald
@. w. Hawes is attending to business
matters at his old home town, Onida, 8.
4 D., this week
Merchant Arndt has just received q
large consignment of spring goods and
l. is busy placing them on the shelves,
Andrew Williams and son Lindley de-
parted Tuesday for months visit with
relatives at Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. G
' b. LindIey accompanied them to Aber,
deem. where she will visit friends for
, few days.
4 Kemmett e. Chase completed a hn,
artesian well for Jacob Meidinger las
week and now have their rig at Henry
Jasmer's where they will begin worL
O after making a few repairs
Mrs. NJ. f. Pierce the aged mother O
n. Il. Frank and CoInel Pierce OF thi
place, died Monday evening a the hom,
h Of her daughter, Mrs. Geo r. Jepson
D. at Eldora, Iowa. where she had resided
is for the past ten years. Mrs. Pierce wa
ID one Of the early settlers Of this vicinitl
If and has a large acquaintance here wht
Of will be panied to learn Of her death.
es Indigestion is much Of habit. Don
pS get the hab Take a little KOdol Dvs