Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-28

household goods and are now occu
pying the Frankhauser residence
Let US know when you have jot
work to be done. We will come
and get it if you are too busy tc
bring it to US. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
Jake Braufman is rapidly getting
his store room arranged and will
soon be open for business. ETe paint
ed the front of the building this
week.
Fred Strasser returned Wedres.
day from Hague and Strassburg.
He moved his photo car to the latter
place Tuesday and expects to re.
turn there next week.
Jacob Kallenberger of West Butte,
Montana, made this office pleasant
call Thursday. He expects to re-
main for several days visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
Do not fail to see the new fall hats
and the very latest styles in caps at
Miss Gilbert's millinery store.
Notice of opening of trimmed and
dress hats will be given later.
Eugene Lebus has a yearling colt
that weighed last May 1910 pounds.
He refused 5000 for the colt when
only yearling. Mr.. Lebus breeds
every year about eight mares.
We can make your wheat checks,
due bills, print you a nice, neat
letter head, note head or memorand-
um head. We carry a full line OF
statements of all kinds. Our prices
are right.
John Neuharth, who has been
erecting large barn for Gottfried
Quasi, returned to Elreka Wednes-
day. He is now busy finishing up
the carpenter work on the Goehr;ng
residence.
The corner supports Of the new
Bazaar building will be finished this
week so that work on the front can
commence at once. From now on
the appearance of the building will
change very much.
Chas. Mix has been purchasing a
big bunch Of sheep of late. Last
Thursday he sold 1910 head to Mr..
Brady of Sanborn, Iowa, who ship
ped them-to that place where he will
feed them on his farm.
Edwin Koch and Glen Odle, &C
companied by Miss Lillian Soper
and Miss Clara Redmond, spent
Sunday near Morlock S lake. They
returned in the evening with 20
ducks and Z prairie chickens.
The school board at their last
meeting let contract to the Guhin
Fuel Co. for five ton of anthracite
and ten tons of Ignite coal, and
the Eureka Flour & Feed Go. are to
furnish ten tons Of anthracite coal. |
Friedrich Werner and family con
sisting of his wife and ten children,
arrived Tuesday from Pedrowka, a
town near Odessa, South Russia.
They are stopping with Karl Karsch
who resides on the Jacob Keim farm
north of Eureka.
Address your letters carefully
and don't forget to put your return
address in the upper left hand corn
er of the envelope. The past year
IL ,000. 600 dead letters were sent to
Washington. Too many people are
careless in sending their mail.
An editor of a western exchange
recently began worrying about bow
he would get his shirt on over his
wings after reaching paradise. An
envious contemporary sarcastically |
observed that his difficulty would |
likely be in finding out how he could
get his hat on over his horns.
Fred L. Harris of Winnipeg,
Canada, has an ad in this issue that
will interest any one wantinginform'
alton about Canada West. Mr.. Har-
ris is an old newspaper man OF this
state. and we can cheerfnlly recon-
mend him to our readers. Mention
this paper when answering the ad.
Mrs. L. T. Boucher returned from
Aberdeen Monday where she met
the Judge, who left Aberdeen Sun
day night in company with G. N.
Herreid on a hunting trip, which
will last about three weeks, at Kalis-
pei, Mont, where they will be joined
by J. K. Horton and the party will
put in their time hunting big game
in the mountains.