Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-16

While every body has been await.
ing for snow and winter to set in at
once, where are the wild ducks and
geese which usually come down
from the north when it begins to
tighten up? There has been no re-
port OF their arrival as yet.
Christian Hansen, the violin
virtuoso, who appeared at the opera
house last Friday evening, was
gr, eted by fair sized audience. AS
was expected, his eutert tanment
was of the highest class and every
one was more than satisfied.
Chemical experience is very i'm
portant part ofmodern photography.
We have made a careful study of
chemistry and we guarantee our
work to be absolutely permanent.
Mrs. Fallman,
Photographer.
The new time table of the 500
helps the Eureka public who wish
to visit points along it's line, as it is
scheduled to arrive at Artas from
the west at 8 o'clock and from the
east at Z o'clock p. M, taking sup
per at Artas. We have not received
the rew time table AZ yet.
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.
Tickets for tue Nellie Wilkins Con-
cert Co. and Bird Circus can be Sc
cured from Miss Lena Mettler. This
company appears here Monday,
November 26th with one of the
grandest entertainments ever given
in Eureka. Tickets 35 cents, can
be reserved at the Drug Store, Nov.
"a and rs.
Marriage license was issued Mon
day for the marriage OF Jacob
Joachim, son OF Gottlieb Joachim,
and Katharine Wagner, daughter of
John d. Wagnor. The wedding
took place today at the home of the
brides parents. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Landseidler of
Ashley, N. D.
The congested condition of grain
at almost every town through this
section is becoming serious. Every
town along the 500 is handicapped
for cars, all the side tracks, as we'll
as grain houses, are full to there ut
most capacity, and only now and
then an empty which does not cut
much figure where there is so much.
DIR. E. E. Snow, who is on visit
to his friends and relatives in Michi-
gan, expects to return Monday. We
understand that Mrs. Snow contem-
plates returning toCharlotte, Mich,
before long with her mother, who
who has BEEN spending several
months with her here. Mrs. Snow
viii remain until after the holidays
with her Michigan friends.
Chas. Pfeffer of Seattle, Wash. ,
who ois in Eureka and who is well
known to- every farmer in othis
vicinity, Informs us that as soon as
the Milwaukee, road builds through
to the coast that his company, The
Carston Packing Company, will
come into this territory for both hogs
and cattle and that will give the
farmers an opportunity, when ship
ping stock, toNsee that-country."
Our electric street lights were
lit Friday night for the first time
but there were several adjustments
to be.made and everything was new
so that many were disappointed,
but on Saturday and Sunday nights
there was a good light. Bot are
there lights enough2 On Main
streetsit is quite shady IL you are
going west, and another dark spot
is on the-east side at the corner of
Railway aud Pfeffer streets. With
ligts at the corner of Main aud S4th
streets aud at Hooper's corner
would help very much. But what
few lights we have are an improve
ment over no lights, and we ap-
preciate the efforts Of the council ia
their attempt TO light our city.