Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-18

FOR SALE: Three herd bulls
all well bred. Call or inquire at
Riverside Ranch.
p O. Gale, S. y
The co lnty commissioners allow
ed deputy for The year to the coun
ty auditor, treasurer and register
OF deeds at a salary of $40 a month
Emil Dierenfeldt recently sold the
building and lot occupied by the
August Martell saloon to the Hamm
Brewing Co. Consideration So, 500
Fred Nusz will moveto Glen Ulm,
N. D., in the spring, where be has
purchased 480 acres Of lana 4! miles
north of that town at $l2 per acre.
Several thermometers over the
city Tuesday morning registered 28
degrees below zero, which was The
coolest showing we have had this
year.
John j. Hepperle of Leola, was
appointed as commissioner Of the
2nd district to fill the vacancy
caused b. the resignation of Fred
Glasseman.
F. H. Hooper arrived from the
county seat Saturday. He will now
remain at Eureka where he will
have charge of the new bank which
will open in few days.
License was issued Thursday for
the marriage OF Jacob Schumacher,
age 22, son Of Wilhelm Schumacher,
and Katharine Korner, age 20,
daughter of Andreas Korner.
There was no train Monday on ac-
count Of snow between Eureka and
Roscoe. The train run as far as
Roscoe and retur d from
there to Aberdeen in the evening.
We are informed that Eureka is
to have a third banking house,
which will consist of John Stoller,
John Doering and GottliebG. Klein.
They will occupy the building now
used by the German Land & Loan
Co.
Ernest Hilgeman arrived from
Artas Monday. He said they were
three hours making the fifteen miles
on account of the deep snow. He
was on his way to the twin cities to
purchase his spring goods for the
Artas Union.
The snow fall in the northern
part of North Dakota so far exceeds
that of any winter known to old
settlers. 1t is claimed by the farm
ers that there is now on an average
three feet of snow on the level and
more TO follow.
John Stickel has sold his inter-
est in the business CT Stickel &
PreszIer to Jacob Bender, son of
Frederick Bender. The new firm
will be known as Preszler e Bender
and all accounts of Stickel & Presz-
ler will now be settled by Preszler
q Bender.
The Eureka Bazaar is moving in
- their new building this week and
Mr.. Rigler will move into the build
ing the Bazaar has been occupying
just as soon as they get out and
then Mr.. Lampe will move into the
Rigler building just as soon as Mr..
Rigler gets out.
The M. & St. L. surveyors arrived
in the east end of the county two
weeks ago and started to commence
work west of Leola, but on account
of the deep snow they abandoned
work until spring, butitis reported
from good authority that in the
spring the company will continue
the line through to the river, via
Eureka and Mound City.
James Clayton, auditor elect, ar
rived from Leola Saturday, via lp-
swich. He reports any amount of
snow in the east end OF the county.
Coal be says at times has been ouite
an item. The Leola Exchange,
which operates business in the
Moulton building and also in the
SCHNEIDER building, has suspended
business in the latter place on ac-
count of the scarcity OF that commod-
ity, but the M. & st. L. is doing
everything possible to assist the
citizens so that they will not suffer
on account of shortage of coal. They
even loaded car Of their own coal
and run it into Leola and took the
responsibility of ordering car of
soft coal and a car of hard coal W hich
was expected to arrive last Saturday
or Monday.