Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-30


Fred G. Mehlhaff recently pur-
chased a half section of land near
Hillsview from Fred Ritter al SIG
per acre.
Jake Werre of Hague, passed
through Eureka Tuesday on his way
to Aberdeen where be had his eyes
treated. He returned Thursday.
The work on the interior of the
Eureka Bazaar is progressing slow
ly or account of lack of material they
are delayed in work on the ceiling.
FOR SALE: Three herd bulls,
all we'll bred. Call or inquire at
Riverside Ranch.
p. o. Gale, s. d.
The dance last evening was a
success in every way. The band
furnished the music tor the occasion
and rendered some excellent num-
bers.
Commissioner Philip Weixel and
wife left last Friday for Memo and
other points in the south part of the
state where they will visit friends
and relatives for a week.
We can make your wheat checks,
due bills, print you a nice, neat
letter head, note head or memorand-
um head. We carry full line of
statements of all kinds. Our prices
are right.
Editor Potwin Of the Aberdeen
Daily American passed through
Eureka yesterday, on his way IN
Linton, N. D., to partake ofThanks-
giving turkey with the Sims family,
who are old acquaintances.
Emil Schamber accompanied Mrs.
Schamber to Aberdeen Tuesday on
her way to Laughlin, CAL, where
they expect to remain for the winter.
Mr.. Schamber returned to Eureka
Thursday, where he will attend to
business matters before departing
for California.
Several OF the Northern Normal
students spent Thanksgiving at
home. Among those who passed
through Eureka on their way to Lin
ton were Clara and Lyman Clayton,
Harry and Frances Petrie and
Clifford Sims. They will return to
their studies Saturday.
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 oheerfnlly recon-
mend him to our readers. Mention
this paper when answering the ad.
Fred Quasi returned to Herreid
Monday after spending Saturday
and Sunday with his family. He
has been engaged in moving George
Sellers house from Artas to Mr..
Sieler's farm miles northwestfrom
llrrreid, and now he expects to
move the sheds of the North Star
Lumber Co. at Herreid on to Matthias
Brandner' S farm north of Herreid, +,
providing weather conditions will
permit it.
An Iowa paper tells of man who
mortaged his farm to buy his wife a
pair of diamond ear rings. The
wife took in washing to pay the in
terest on the mortgaged, but the
first job she lost one of the spark
lers in the suds, whereupon she
tried TO bang herself in the barn,
but the rope broke and she fell on a
Jersey COW worth $l20 and broke
it's back. Her husband then under
took to end it's misery, but the gun
burst and destroyed his eyes and
his wife ran off with lightning rod
peddler. The mortgage is still on
the farm.
Baldaser Kallenberger, Jr., of
Leola, was in Eureka last Saturday.
The week before he met with what
might have been a very serious
accident, bat fortunately escaped
with only severe bump on the
head. He was trying to put head
er box on his wagon alone and the
wind struck it when be had it part
ly on, throwing it upon him, and
one corner struck him between tue
eyes rendering him unconscious for
time. The accident occurred but
shor distance from the house. He
had a young colt in the team which
had been driven but very few
times but fortunately they never