Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-14
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Aberdeen Americam.
+. w. Boetocher spent yesterday in
Faulk county with large party of land
seekers from Illinois, selling five quart.
ers.
Leola Hera.C.
Geo. Huntley received broken arm
by falling from wagon, Mouday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Greig are the
prood parents OF bouncing baby boy,
born Sep. 2nd. -" .. q.
Lyle Turner was taken sick with ty.
phoid fever Saturday and is now very
sick boy. This is the second case oil
fever in town this summer.
A. Hoffman started his new threshing
rig at his farm in Washington township,
Monday. His wheat yielded about ID
bu. to the acre, barley 20, oats AZ. The
rig is now at work for P. o. Nelson, one
of the new corners, and his cropis yield.
ing some better than Mr.. Hoffman's.
Herri' Picayune.
Wlil Poehler was here Monday gather
ing up and disposing of The personal e :.
fects of the late Dr.. F. G. Poehler.
Wilhelm Quaschnlk sold Two Nichols
~ Sheppard Ch"eshin% machine outfits,
complete, and delivered The same last
weei, one to Gutiahr Mayer & Co., and
the oSher to Schlichemaier 81 Co. A. J.
Nathan OF Bismarcl special expert, was
here to put the rigs in order for business.
Peter Heisler has sold four ]. |. Case
threshing machine outfits, complete.
dueing the season, as follows: To Graf,
Wagner & Rieger, to Jacob and Marun
Bickel, to Adam Heimbuch, Henry Pud-
will 81 Fred Weber, and to Schillingstad
& Knudson.
Several of our young people invaded
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. G. w. Staple
last Saturday evening, carrying refresh
meuts OF various kinds and after spend
ing pleasant evening with the newly
welded couple, left many appropriate
presents in testimony Of their esteem.
Monroe. Wis.,, Journal-Gaze.te.
The editor of this paper would be the
last man on earth to knowingly say a
word to hurt the feelings of any of its
subscribers or citizens, especially at a
time when the dark winged messenger
OF death has brought sorrows TO the
home, but from the best of motives we
desire 10 call the attention OF our readers
to The custom of publishing "cards OF
thanks" 1t is a custom that has out
grown its purpose, if il ever had one.
When sickness and death comes TO your
home it is only natural that your friends
and neighbors should do what they could
TO assist you. They would be heathens
If they did not. They know from the
expression OF your face that you are
thankful and deeply appreciate all they
do, and il is not necessa Y 10 rush into
print and tell the world that your neigh
bors were Lind when you were in trouble
The reading public are becoming tired
OF the old stereotyped card of thanks. f."
You eau express to your friends, by a
look or word your lhankfuldess in a
more impressive manner than you can
in column of cold type.
PARKHURST NINE SOLD.
Haze IN Republican.
G. l.. Parkhurst and l.. Gregory were
IN from Livona yesterday having papers
drawn for the sale Of the Parkhurst
mine and the quarter section upon which
it is located, the consideration being
So, 600, and the purchasers being L. G..
Gregory and his three sons.
This property is known as the Edick
mine, and is the only paying coal mine
in Emmons county. The vein is from
20 to SO inches in depth, and The coal is
of excellent quality. All OF the new
owners being practical miners, they
should be able 10 realize handsomely on
their investment. .H
Mr.. Parkhurst has held the place and
worked the mine, successfully for the
past three years, and now relinquishes
in order to devote more attention to his
growing livestock interests. We are
glad TO state that he and his family will