Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-16

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jim Clayton vent 10 Aberdeen
Monday To die on a quarter Of land
in Campbell county.
Tom MoCeaver and Joe Buckert,
OF Pollock, arrived Friday with a
drove OF saddle aud draught horses.
j.. X. Reagan and little daughter,
Geneyteve, went TO Wisconsin last
M onday 10 visit for some time with
relatives.
Mrs. G. n. Williamson OF Aber.
deem accompanied Mrs. J. NJ. Brown
home Thursday. She returned
home today.
Jacob Hirsch moved the house
known as the John Brandt residence
on Pfeffer street, TO his farm north
Of Eureka, Thursday.
There is not a day passes but what
there are strangers in the city look
ing for locations. There must be
something in the wind.
Mrs. Philip Schamber returned
Saturday from Aberdeen where she
had spent the week at the home Of
her brother, C. j. Heel.
Attorney Brown left Sunday
evening for Ashley via Artas, where
he will attend court which is in
session there this week.
A. J. Heel came down from Zee,
lard Tuesday. He attended the
Orowoc. entertainment Wednesday
evening and returned home Thurs
day.
Miss Tillie Weutz spent last Sun
day at the home ofMiss Lena Scham-
Der in Aberdeen. She went from
Ipswich to Aberdeen last Saturday
evening.
Horace Soper and Jimmie Guhin
went to Aberdeen from Ipswich
Saturday and spent Sunday with
the atter's uncle and brother, NJ.
and Willie Guhin'
Mrs. Heel and daughter, Minnie,
returned home last Saturday from
Aberdeen where they have been
visiting for several weeks at the
home OF C.. J. Heel.
Contractors Wilson and Anderson
of St. Paul, we're in the city yester-
day and have succeeded in locating
their office in the Werre building
opposite the EUREKA PosT.
! Mrs. Feinstein came to this city
Tuesday on the north bound passen
ger aud visited until Wednesday
with relatives aud friends, when
/ she went to her Lumc at iceland.
/ G. 4. Strocn, who has had charge
Of the depot at this pace during the
absence Of Mr.. Scott, returned to
his duties en- the h. & D division
Of the Milwaukee road, last Monday
pnT Mrs, Fallmau the photog
rapher, will be absent from her gal
lery for aoout two weeks, after tha'
she will be at home and glad TO meei
all Who are wishing work 10 her line.
Emil Dierenfeldt returned from
the twin cities Wednesday and
with him three white owls which he
had had stuffed by a taxidermiSt
and which he will display in his
market.
Miss c. L. Gilbert returned from
Minneapolis and St. Paul Tuesday
incoming. She will 5000 nave all
the latest styles in woman 5 head,
wear ready for inspection by the
ladies OF Eureka and vicinity.
Miss Pauline Thomas, who has
been spending several weeks visit
ing her parents and friends at Pol
lock, returned Thursday evening of
LAST week to resume her duties as
stprographer in the German Bank
OF tlhs place.
Henry. Wittmayer, of Linton, N
D.. was among the arrivals Wed
nesday from the north. His father
Peter Wittmayer, met him at Eure
ka and took him to the WittmayeI
farm east of Eureka where he will
assist in erecting q large barn.
The change OF running time on
the 500 is affecting all of the towns
" ast from Wishek. 1t has closed
the hotel at Artas aud demoralized
busipcss at Herried and Pollock. II
is strange that the company s0on'o