Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-28

few weeks ago.
Lydia and Theodore Morach, who
a"e attenGi ~ school at Redf ~, 2.
ID. retur ! hc'H> $3.50, 10
spend the idays.
The new Bazaar store roomis now
awaiting the ceiling. This delays
work very much and everything is
again at a standstill.
Ernest Higemau of Artas, spent
few hours in Eureka Christmas.
He ate Christmas dinner with his
brother, Fred and family.
Linton post Office has been raised
from third class to second class and
is now under the Jurisdiction of the
president as to appointments.
FOR SALE: Three herd bulls,
all well bred. Call or inquire at
htVerSlue nducu,
u. O. Gale, S. ID.
Marriage lcence was issued,
Thursday, for the marriage of G..
Schnable, age Il, and Eva Dawald,
age II, stes- daughter of Jacob Kusz-
maui.
Miss Emma Sch walen left for her
home in Wisconsin, Saturday even.
ing, where she will visit with
friends and relatives for couple Of
weeks.
The Bowdle Pioneer comes out
with one of the most beautiful Christ
mas front pages we have seen. The
issue also contains a write up OF
Bowdle.
Otto Serr, who has been attend.
ing school in Michigan, arrived
home Monday to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Serr.
Mrs. 0. J. Roe and daughter,
Ramona, went to Linton, N. D.,
Wednesday to visit with Mrs. +. E.
Martin, expecting to return home
this afternoon.
T. John Bauer who has been looking
after his business interests at Java
returned Saturday to spend Christ
mas with his family. He will re-
main until after New Years.
Miss Emelia Blessing, who is
cook for the Pierce Hotel at Pollock,
arrived Saturday and spent Christ
mas with her people. She expects
to return to Pollock today.
Organization was completed for a
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co., last
Saturday. The officers are Phil
Weixel, president;J. J. Harr, sec'y.
and G. Mehlhaff, treasurer. =.
Gottlieb Aldinger sold his farm
north of Eureka to Martin Sickle,
Monday, consideration $lO,OSO or
$2l per acre. Mr.. Aldinger will
move into his farm near Wishek in
the spring.
We see by the papers thatarticles
Of incorporation have been filed tor
the State Bank Of Eureka with $40,
600 capital. The incorporators are
John E. Reagan, Frank H. Hooper
and M. G. Hooper.
Mr.. Vorlander received dis.
patch from Mr.. Erling OF the Mil
waukee, Thursday, in reply to one
be sent, stating that from now on
Eureka would have no trouble for
want of empty cars.
The Eureka Fire Department will
give their tenth annual ball in the
City Hall, Monday evening, Decem-
Der 81, 1906. This has long been a
custom With the tiremen and no one
should fail to attend.
Lynn f. S,ocum, nephew of d. b.
Strait, arrived last Saturday from
Aberdeen, where be is attending
the state normal, and remained until
Monday when he left for his home
near Leola, via Ipsw
AS near as can be learned the new
hotel has some solid backing, not
only will home capital be used in
the construction, but foreign capital
as well. This is good news, as il
shows that outside capital believes
in the prosperity of Eureka
Hereafter the farmer who sells
the merchant bad egg, or the mer-
chant who sells the customer a bad
egg may be arrested aud fined. Bad
eggs are classified oy the new fed
eral pure food law as impure food.
The only party not liable to fine is
the heu,-Linton Advocate.