Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-30

Dierenfeldt don't know any more
about the weather than he does
about stock.
Carl Poehler. Of H., Poehler Co.,
OF Minneapolis, was among the ar
rivals Monday. From Eureka be
drove to Herreid.
Geo. Bippus, of Artas, county
auditor of Campbell county, passed
through Eureka Wednesday on his
way home from the southern part of
the state.
J. K. Reagan and F. Fl. Hooper,
of the firm of Reagan & Hooper,
drove 10 Artas Monday on businesc.
Mr.. Hooper went from Artas to Pol
lock the same day.
Lyman and Clara Clayton, of Lin
ton, were arrivals Saturday tospend
d few days with their friends and
relatives at Eureka. They returned
to Linton Tuesday morning.
The Eureka Bazaar will commence
tearing down their store building
preparatory to the erection of their
new block, about April lst or as
soon as the weather will permit.
Prof. Pbilipson, of Chicago, Ill.,,
arrived Wednesday. He isconnect-
ed with the Mcpherson county
creamery company and is here in
their interests. He will return Sat
urday.
Post master Phil Schamber went
out to his claim in Campbell county
Monday to look after his residence
which is under construction. John
Pfeifie is master mechanic and it
dom take JOhu longto build house.
Prof. Neuharz, of Aberdeen, form
erly of Eureka, was in hecity Mon
day and Tuesday. He was on his
way to Hague, N. D., where be will
give instructions to members of a
new band which is to be organized
IN the near future.
Northern South Dakota education
al association will meet at Ipswich
April II and l3. The association is
composed of members from the coun-
ties of Brown, Campbell, Clark,
Day, Faulk, Potter, Sphinx and Wal
worth. An elaborate program has
been arranged.
Geo. c.. Knickerbocker has pur-
chased the lot corner of 4th and
Main sire. and will move the Reag
an Il Hooper building onto the lot
and fit it for a dwelling. This will
add very much to the appearance of
4th street and make very desirable
piece Of property.
Edwin Koch left yesterday morn
ing for Fesseuden, N. D., where he
has accepted position in the Ro-
mansen drug store. We regret very
much to see Edwin leave us, at the
same time We are glad to know be
has a pleasant place towOrk. He is
a pleasant and agreeable young man
and will make friends where ever
he goes.
Our patrons need not tear that
rose bushes delivered through The
Post are inferior or will not thrive
in this climate. They grown by
d firm that ships 1000, 900 plants
each year. Each plant is at least
one year old and absolutely healthy.
Six choice rose bushes, with years
subscription to The Weekly Iuter
Ocean and this paper, will cost only
S1.O0.
Brother Streeter, Of the EmmOns
County Record, devoted about three
columns to his neighbor, Patterson,
last week. From the headlines
used, stranger would think that
Patterson was a patent medicine,
something like Rocky Mountain tea,
and would be on sale at every pol
ling place in Emmons county. Char
ley is also trying to help Brother
Streeter along with his political
fences. "My but don't them fellers
like t'othar one. "
D. M. Shreaves & Co., of Charter
Oak, Iowa, has opened up jewelry
store in the building which q. C..
Krickerbocker recently purchased
from Reagan & Hooper. The com
pany comes we'll recommended and
all hope that their business will be
a success. They are graduate op-
ticians and besides carrying full
line of jewelry will have everything
in optical goods. They will occupy
their present location until they can
locate in better and more commUd-
ious quarters.