Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-12

Sioux City last Wednesday where
he disposed of four cars of sheep.
Fred Strasser came down from
Strassburg Tuesday, returning to
that place Wednesday evening on a
freight.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mehlhaff and
children left Monday fora visit with
friends and relatives at Tripp and
Memo.
John Stoller and John Doeripg
went to iceland Wednesday on busi-
ness connected with the German
Land & Loan Co.
Ashley Brundage accompanied
his uncle, Wallace Balderson, to
Grand Rapids, Wis, Tuesday OF
this week on visit.
VIM. J. p. Geidt went to Danzig,
N. D., Wednesday to accompany his
family, who have been visiting at
that place, to Eureka.
John Krause OF Yankton, was
among the arrivals over the Milwau-
kee Thursday. He will remain in
the city for day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Hendrix
son and children are spending the
week with Mrs. J. w. Fleming, at
Aberdeen, sister of Mrs. Hendrix
son.
Ray Williamson went TO Aberdeen
Thursday to spend few days with
his brother, G. N. Williamson and
family. He expects to return Mon
day.
E. w. Hilgeman, of Artas, passed
through Eureka last Saturday on
his way to the twin cities where he
will purchase goods for the Artas
| Union.
Threshing is from one-third to
one-half done. 1t is very late this
year and some very pleasant wealth
er is wanted by the farmer during
this month.
Mrs. G. Vorlander aud daughter
went to Aberdeen last week expect
ing to return to Eureka next week.
They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w. Boettcher.
Miss Clara Clayton, who visited
friends at Eureka last week, left
Saturday for Aberdeen where she
will attend the Northern Normal
and Industrial School.
Rev. c. G. Todd will hold services
at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday, October IA, at IL a. m. and
8. p. m. Every body is mostcordially
invited to attend these services.
A. G. Lampe and Jake Schall went
to A berd deen Saturday evening where
they were initiated into the myster-
les of the Knights of Columbus.
They returned to Eureka Monday.
There is not the yield this year
that there was last year. The re-
ports are from II to Is, and once in
a while you hear of l8 bushels per
acre, but IL and Is Is the average.
We can make your wheat checks,
due bills, print you a nice, neat
letter head, note head or memoranda
um head. We carry full line OF
statements of all kinds. Our prices
are right.
Geo. G. Knickerbocker went to
Hague Tuesday to put in a system
OF his gasolene lights. Iu the near
future be will go to Braddock to
light the Deerstag store with his
famous lights. ,-
Otto Mortieldt, Isador Link and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nacke, arrived last
Friday from Iowa to visit with
| their friends, AL Lampe and sister,
and to look over the country with a
view to investing. ..-...
H. A. Balcom, who resides on the
old Jack Layton farm near Long
Lake, was a pleasant caller Saturday.
Mr.. Balloon is an old residenter OF
Illinois but he says he likes South
Dakota just as well. .....
The Edick hotel and saloon
changed hands last Friday, Messrs.
Sickle and Mix assuming control.
Mr.. Mix disposed Of his interest to
Mr.. Sickle, who is now operating
the business. Just what Mr..
Edick S plans are we have not
learned, but we trust he will remain