Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-23

week.
The building boom will open up
at Eureka 10 a very short time, and
the indications are that il will be
| lively.
Reagan d Hooper contemplate
erecting a good, substantial resi-
deuce on their farm soutewe OF
Eureka this spring.
o. G. Gibson did not sell his resi-
dence on Mcpherson street to Jacob
Klein as was reported. MIR. Klein
backed out at the last moment.
c, Vorlander and F. II. Hooper
went to Aberdeen last Friday even
ing to attend Masonic gathering.
They returned home Saturday morn
ing.
D.. Murdy, of Aberdeen, was
among the arrivals Thursday 70
council with DR.. Gerdes on the case
Of Emeia Stoller, who has been very
sick for some time.
Rev. c. C. Todd will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
March 25, both morning and evening
at II a. m. and 8 p. m. All are COR
daily invited to attend.
Phil Schamber drove out to his
claim in Campbell county Wednes-
day, where be will erect a suitable
residence for occupancy. His fami-
ly will follow as soon as possible.
Francois Martin returned Tues
day from Hillsview, where be and
Rev, Dean Dermodz, of Aberdeen,
and Rev. K. Bubik, of Hoven, S. D.,
were Sunday and Monday guests Of
of Rev J. NJ Buscher.
We are informed that the following
farmers will move into town and
bIild residences or buy: Henry
Aman, Emanuel Reiner, Gottlieb
Pfeifer, Phillip Miller, Mr.. Johnson
of Sutley, and one or two others
whose names we cannot recall.
Marriage license was issued Mon
day for the marriage of Christian
Enzi aud Christina Heb, daughter
of Wilhelm Heb of MarteI. The
wedding will take place at the home
OF the brides father, Sunday, March
25. Rev. G. J. Zenk will officiate.
Marriage license was issued Tues
day for the marriage of Jocob J.
GobIe and Carolina Zimmerman.
The ceremony will take place at the
residence of jacob Gobie, seven
miles northeast Of Eureka, Sunday,
March p. Justice }. w. Guhin will
ofhcjale.
UeOrg Junkert, of Ashley, was in
jured by the explosion Of kerosene
lamp about year ago and cOmmen-
ced action against the Standard Oil
company for 81 $50 damage. The
company did not let the case go into
court but settled for 1850. We
hope there will be more such cas-, :
to record.
Dan Nickisch and daughter, Rose,
Of Wishek, were among the arrivals
from the north last Thursday via
the Milwaukee, from Green way
Dan says the 500 is not in it now.
He can reach Eureka quicker by
team than by the noted 500. Rose
Nickisch will remain at Eureka with
her brother, her fatherr teurned to
Wishek Saturday.
Fred Strasser went to iceland
Tuesday in the interestof his photo
graph business. He succeeded in
obtaining a suitable room for his
business and will hereafter make
regular trips to that town for the
benefit of those who have work to
be done iu his line. He will make
his first trip to iceland next Mon
day, remaining until Friday.
Jacob Isaak of Campbell county,
who sold his farm near Mound City
and sold off all Of his stock and
household goods has purchased 42O
acres % miles west of Pollock, the
farm known as the Piene place. He
will occupy the same the first Of
April. He expects to crop 300 acres
this spring, 100 acres will consist
of flax. There was a while in Janu-
ary when we made up our mind
that be vas wrong in the upper
story but now we think be is all
right, for he is going to stay right
here in South Dakota where be can
make money.