Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-03
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Mcpherson County Herald: - T.. 8.
Johnstone, of the firm G. S. Johnstone
~ Sons, of Ashley, N. D., who have
been figuring on establishing grain
flour and feed business at Leola, was in
Monday, He had announced that the
Johnstone firm had decided to locate
here and engage in the mercantile busi-
ness and also handle grain. flour & feed.
They will begin operations in about
two weeks. The Johnstones have been
associated with the business interests of
Ashley for number of years and will
retain their interests there. They are
strong business firm and will be O. yalu-
able addition TO the town.
A. Fl. McMillin, of Ashley, N. D., &C.
companied Mr.. Jonntsone here Monday.
Mr.. McMillin is restaurant man OF
experience and will go into business
here. He will begin the the erection of
building in few weeks.
Leola Herald
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Adams has recovered from its
injuries caustd by a horse kicking
1T and is now able to run about.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. ]. Potter will be grieved to learn
OF the deathof their daughter Viola,
caused by typhoid fever, aged about
eight years. Mr.. and Mrs. Potter,
were pioneer residents of this To-
cality but now reside at Mounton
Grove, Missouri.
L. G. Peters, of Rock Rapids,
Iowa., was in town Wednesday
Night with party OF five to whom
he was showing Mcpherson county
lands.
Geo. Hazen, OF Hosmer came over
to Leola Wednesday, in his big auto
car. He recently disposed of his
interests at Hosmer and is now
thinking some of locating here.
Gottlieb Pade is having another
artesiar well drilled 0 n his farm
south of town. This we'll is for the
purpose Of furnishing water for
pasture which is some distance
fir ON his house.
G. L. Fredrickson, of Hanska.
Mimi, arrived Monday to take
charge of the Leola Creamery.
This institution is now enjoying a
liberal patronage and we hope the
the new manager will be able to add
many new patrons to their list.
Master Freddie Hepperle and sis
ter Ruth entertained number of
their little friends at their home
Sunday afternoon. The occasion
being the anniversary of Ruth S
second birthday. A very enjoyable
time was b ad and a delicate
luncheon served.
The Leola base ball team is anx-
ious to play return game with the
Ipswich team. We have good
and have spent some money in their
paraphernalia, now let us put in a
little more money and have a game
played in the near future.
Pollock P Progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mag left this
week for Eureka, where they will
reside in the future, Mr.. Mag be-
ing interested in drug store in
Eureka. During the time the fam
lily has resided here they have made
many friends, and their removal is
much regretted.
Hazelton N. D., Republican.
Friends here of L. T. Boucher the
popular Eureka attorney who has
frequently participated in sessions
of court in this county, congratulate
him on the complimentary press
notices he receives since recently
sitting for the first time in his new
role as district Judge in our sister
state. Mr.. Boucher is a pioneer,
and deserves the promotion he has
won. 500