Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-09-14

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The Exchange Elevator is at a
standstill on account of Tie lack of
material with w1 ch 10 work.
}. T.. Reagan returned from the
Minnesota Safe Fair Saturday. He
was accompanied by his Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fl. Gerdes return
ed from Minneapolis Saturday morn.
ing where they attended the state
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mix and Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Becker returned
from the Minnesota Sta.e Fair last
Friday.
Theo. Schamber, representing
Green & DeLaittre of Minneapolis,
was calling upon Eureka merchants
Wednesday.
Mrs. o. ]. Roe returned from
Minneapolis Monday where she
visited for few days with Mrs. o.
r. Schnell.
The German Ladies Thimble Bee
will meet with Mrs. E. E. Snow next
week Thursday. A general invita-
ton is extended. -.-.
Henry Poehler, of Minneapolis,
head of Fl. Hoehler Co., grain COM
mission me, chants, was among the
arrivals this morning.
Bert Hart, OF Fertile, Mimi, has
accepted the position Of stenograph-
er in the German Bark. Hearrived
Thursday 10 enter upon his duties. |
c. V. Topp, who has run a tailor
shop 10 this city for the past several
months, closed up his business and |
lett Cor his home in st. Paul, Tues
day.
Let US know when you have job |
work TO be done. We will come |
and get it il you are too busy to
bring it to ro Sat seaction guaran-
teed.
Lockwood Smith is putting heat
ing plant in the residence Of E A.
Warner. He will put plant 10 the
L. T. Boucher residence in the near
future. ..-... ...... .,&.. ..
Rev. Andrewsof Pollock, preached
a very interesting sermon Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian church
which was much enjoyed by all
present.
S. We are very glad to know that
Fred Hilgeman has no opponent in
the coming election. Fred has made
a good officer and is entitled to an
other term.
Do not fail to see the new fall hats
and the very latest styles in caps at
Miss GilOert's millinery store.
NOTICE OF opening OF trimmed ana
uress hats will be given later.
Mrs. G. B. Foncanon and daughter
Vivian, and Miss Hattie HIM de-
parted Wednesday Tor their old
nome at Ma keson, Wis, where. they
vat visit for some time with rela-
t yes and friends.
James Clayton drove to his claim
northeast from Arena Valley Satur-
day evening ARRIVING there ABOUT
midnignO. He found Mrs. Clayton
and Uhe children doing nicely. He
returned 10 Eureka Monday.
Theo J. P Giedt and John Doer-
lug, of Lhe Germau Land q Loan Co.
went to Aberdeen Monday to pur-
chase furniture 20" their new office,
which will be equipped IN the most
convenient up-to-date manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Bruudage re-
turned from the Minnesota State
Fair Saturday. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Orestes
Garrison of Grand Rapids, Wis.
Mrs. Garrison is sister OF Miss
Celia Emmons, principal ofthe gram
mar department of our city schools.
They will spend week or two in
Eureka. .. .e ..-.
Last Tuesday, ]. N. Brundage,
director of the Eureka Cornet Band,
received tub and valve trombone
of the Buscher make, which he
ordered while in the twin cities last
week. Both thainstruments are first
class in every respectar d add great
ly to the appearance of the band and
If they give perfect satisfaction after
a thoro trial, the band will purchase
the instruments. K. A. Warner
will ''toot" the big horn and 6.