Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-22

want good job. ...
Mrs. {. B. Foncauon and littlt
daughter Vivian. were over Sunday
visitors in Aberdeen. -
Theo. J. P. Giedt made business
trip east, Monday. He expects t.
be absent several days.
Al Lampe had the misfortune to
crush bis thumb while moving his
meat market last week.
A. A. LudwIgs OF Artas, passed
through Eureka yesterday on his
way home from Aberdeen.
Siegfried Zahn and wife went to
Aberdeen Monday where Mrs. Zahn
will undergo an operation.
County treasurer Fred Pietz and
wife and his dsputy Miss Redding
returned to Leola last Saturday.
Attorney S. V. Christ OF Miller,
S. D., was in the city Thursday on
business connected with the circuit
, court.
Mrs. Henry Hetzler is very sick.
Saturday she received word from
Missouri that her mother was not
expected TO live.
G. G. Klein returned to Eureka
Saturday after spending a couple Of
weeks visiting Java and the sur
rounding towns.
The Farmers & Merchants State
Bank received a new manganese
stefl safe from the Victor Safe Il
Lock Co., Saturday.
Gottlieb Pietz has accepted posi-
tion. with the Mitchell Lumber Com.
pany in this city and commences
work next Monday morning.
Emil Dierenfeldt returned Tues
day from his sojourn in Missouri.
He has not changed his actions or
conditions that any body knows of.
Now our band OF mobiles at Pierre
are trying to establish a state print
ing plant, so as to create another
political graft. Reform! Reform!l
FOR SALE: Three herd bulls,
all we'll bred. Call or inquire at
Riverside Ranch.
p. O. Gale, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Klein moved
to Eureka Tuesday and are occu-
pying rooms in the David Isaak
building at corner of Main and Sec
ond streets.
George Tripp of Pollock, arrived
in Eureka last Friday an is spend
ing the week visiting friends in this
city. He is on his way home from
visit to his old home in Missouri.
Mrs. O. j. Roe will entertain the
Presbyterian Thimble Bee next
Thursday afternoon from 2:3O to D
clock. Refreshments will be ser.
we'd at 4 clock. Everybody most
cordially invited.
Emil Dierenfeldt expectt to sail
from New York April 30, for visit
TO his people in Germany. There is
some prospect of Ernest Hilgeman
accompanying him. He expects to
be absent about three months.
Mrs. L. T. Boucher has been quite
sick for the past few days. The
Judge is feelirg much better and
expects to leave for Pierre sometime
next week to finish up the term OF
court which he was compelled to ad-
iourn on accouns OF the grippe.
Peter Wittmayer was in the city
Monday after new gasoline engine
with which be proposes to run his
cream separator andfeed mill. Peter
SAYS the little children are scarce
around his place just now except
when their grandchildren come to
see them.
The anti tr, ating bill passed the
house regardless Of the fight Fon.
canon put up. 1t is now up to the
senate for final passage. We see
our friend Salzsiedler OF Campbell
county voted in favor OF the bill.
This was one OF the most foolish
bills our legislature has attempted
to put upon us. 1t will not cut as
much figure as the prohibition law
does In North Dakota. While ithas
not passed the senate that body
passes every Old thing that comes
/ IL. fn.s 10 hQannl.