Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-12
Neighborhood News.
GleaneN From Our Exchanges
and other Sources,
Braddock News.

Braddock News.
Stanley Junge was at Hebron last
week where he went to take charge of a
gasolene traction engine, but not liking
the country he returned While there
he met p. M. Patzer who stated that he
was going into the hotel and meat busi-
ness at that place.
Pollock Progress
Mesdames j. j. Fenelon, w. ID. Fene-
Ion and A. ID. Prouty were among those
who went to Herreid, Wednesday, to at
tend the dedication of the Catholic
church.
G. ID. Blanchard who made ship
ment of sock to the Chicago market
this week, on his return stopped off at
Fon du Lac and is visiting his old home
there.
Aberdeen American
Irving Parkhurst left last night for
Missouri, Mont, to join Elroy Hopkins
who recently went there to take posi-
tion as clerk in one of the hotels. Mr..
Parkhurst will return to this city next
fall to resume his studies in the North.
ern Normal and Industrial School which
he was forced to abandon on account of
a sever eye trouble.
Mrs. Helen Gamble very pleasantly en-
tertained about one hundred and twenty
five of her friends last Friday night in
her new double store room. many of the
guests being from Aberdeen and Ellen
dale. Prof. Fitch's orchestra was down
from Ellenjale and furnished excellent
music for those who INDUCED in dancing.
Miss Schraudenbach presided at the
punch bowl and other refreshments
were served.
Herred Picayune.
Jacob Brockel returned recently from
trip through North Dakota and reports
everything booming in the north state,
plenty of towns bigger than Herreid and
good crops all along the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Berreth and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Junker of Sutley attend
ed quarterly meeting of the German
Evangelical church at Herreid last Sun
day.
Professor Hunt, the expert stone
mason, says he has the county vauu AT
Mound CITY well along toward compiler
ion and will be ready to consider other
jobs in his line.
Rev. Il. w. Teichman, presiding elder
of the German Evangelical church,
preached to large congregation at Her
reid Sunday evening. those hearing it
pronounced the same as one of the best
they ever heard in this town. *.
S. M. Cosel of Mound City informs us
that he will 60 onto his farm near Le-
Beau next spring. He has one Of the
best farms in that part of the country
and, being on the line of the new rail
road and well watered, Mr.. Kosel has a
bright prospect in view.
Miss Bessie Wilkinson, teache lin the
primary room of the Herreid schools.
arrived last week, and as the school can
not open up until the new building is a
little further along toward completion,
she went up to Linton to visit Professor
Williams family.
PRIEST TO BIZ EDITOR.
Special to Pioneer Press.
Java, s. d., Oct. 5.-Ground has been
broken for new building for the Java
Herald, weekly newspaper published
at this place. When completed the
structure will be one Of the finest news
paper buildings In this part OF the state
G. F. Clement, for some time editor OF
the paper, recently transferred IL to Rev.
Father Martin, pastor of the local Gath
Ollie church. who will conduct the paper
In the:future.
D.. a- .r..a arf..A ~ Dec. a. an t.-..