Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-10

lOF LdOEOSSey w is, I'd dIIeuu 10 Fed
estate matters.
Editor Warner, OF The Blade
made business trip to Aberdeen
Thursday evening.
Joe Sauerof Aberdeen, was iu the
city Tuesday aud Wednesday, shak
ing hands with old acqualutances
Mrs. Emil Schamber left Monday
for Minneapolis where she will un
dergo an operation at one ofthe hos
pitfalls.
We have had rain enough fol
awhile; now give US some fine wealth
er for harvest and bumper crop is
assured.
Quite number of Eurek aites con,
template going to Minneapolis tc
take in the G. A. R. Encampment
next week.
There will be wedding in Eu"e
ka next Sunday. We were reques:.
ed to mention no names so you will
have to guess.
D. B. Strait, by the unanimous
vote OF the city council, was appoint.
ed city justice of the peace, that of
fee being vacant.
Mrs. J. W. Yocum and children,
ofPoIiock, are visiting her father
and mother, Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Du-
fioth, of this city.
Frank Junge aud NJ. 0. Ronayne
have formed a partnership and will
engage ir the sale of real estate with
headq uarters at Leola. ....
We unintentionally omitted men,
tioning last week that Mrs. Fall
man left on Wednesday for Oregon.
She will be absent some time.
The heavy rain OF Tuesday put a
stop to all carpenter work in the
city, as well as the cement walks
which were under construction.
Mrs. James Collins, Of Charlotte,
Mich, mother of Mrs. E. E. Snow.
arrived yesterday morning to visit
for some time with her daughter.
Jos. Worthy. of Ashley, passed
through Eureka last Friday on his
way to Oxford, Wis, where his peo-
pie reside. He will be absent for
some time.
Henry Schmidt and family, broth
erin law Of John Doering, arrived
at Eureka Friday He was on his
way to Ashley, N. D., to reside on
his claim.
New floors are being put down 10
the small school building, after
which it will be painted and put in
shape for school, which begins Tues
day, Sept 4th,
Miss NAttie Bossmer, Of Pollock,
speut Sunday at Eureka on her W. y
IN" f"nm an extended visit at Al
e" :. =" Sh~ lett for Pollock MOI .
ia, via A"IaS.
Judge Boucher held special term
IT court at Leola Wednesday, 10 bear
'-stimouy iu condemnatj"' suits for
chr of wav on NJ. & St. l.. "a Nc
Phersou county.
Mrs J. Y. Brundage aud tro
inldreu. Ed ward aud Norma. Axp~, t
t. '"avr tomorrow evening for FL.
dora. la to visit for few day
with Mss Mabel Murray.
At the last school meeting con
ract was closed with Miss bessie
Rockluud, of Hutchinson. MINI.
who will have charge of the secoud
primary department Of our city
Schohls.
There will be meeting of the 4.
of P. lodge next Tuesday evening at
8 o clock for the transaction Of bust
ness and conferriug of ranks. All
members are earnestly requested to
be present.
We are informed that the city OF
Eureka have purchased a gasoline
engine which will be used in place
Of the windmill, for pumping water.
This is one step toward an improve
ment in our water system.
Miss Minnie Hezel and friend,
Mr.. Lee, went to iceland Thursday
OF last week to visit for few days
at the home of Miss Heel s brother,
A. J. Hezel, aud family. They re-
turned to Eureka Monday. .s qv
Arthur Stout, the 5 year old sou
of Geo. V. Stout, residing IL miles
south west OF Eureka, died Wednes
day, Aug. 9th, Of laryugitis. Tbs
funeral services were held thi.
morning at II O'Clock, from the home
Rev. Parrot conducting the services
Intermeut took place in the Eurek'