Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-08
something fine on the 20th.
FOR SALE: Three herd bulls.
all well bred. Call or inquire at
Riverside Ranch,
Z. O. Gale. S. n.

wto have been Visiting with rela
tives at and near Eureka, left las
Saturday for their homes near Pol
lock.
! The failure Of the train to return
from Linton last Friday compelled
quite number Of travelling men tC
remain over Saturday and Sunday
| in Eureka.
| Henry Lang, brother-in-law o
John Pietz and Emanuel Reiner, and
who arrived from Merrer County,
S. D., some time ago, is very sick al
the home of Mr.. Reiuer.
Adam Fischer, who is well known
in Eureka, and who is now in the
grain business at Belfour, N D.,
, was among those forced to remain
! in Eureka from Saturday uotil Mon
day.
Jchn Keeling and Michael Bender
were in the city Wednesday and
took out eight loads Of lumber tor
the new Advent church which will
be erected in Arena Valley this
spring.
Mrs. Fred Hepperle and Mrs. c..
B. Foncanon returned from Pierre,
Wednesday. where they spent sev
eral days with their husbands who
are among the law makers at the
capitol.
Michael Stutz, who resigned his
position with the Hosmer Mercan-
tile company at Hosmer some time
ago, has accepted position with
Prezler q Bender of this city and
commenced his duties today. =.
Mrs. N. A. Fallman and children,
Buelah and Gilbert, departed We'd
nesday evening for Oregon where
Mrs. Fallman has taken up claim.
Their many friends in this vicinity
wish them unbounded success in
their new home.
Adam Lutz and Wilhelm Roesler.
who own store in Greenway, were
in the city, Monday. While here
they met representative ofan east
ern dry goods firm and purchased
their spring and summer stock of
goods for their store.
On account of the severe storm
last Friday night, MISS Emma
Schwalen, who is teaching school
four miles east of Eureka, concluded
10 remain in the school house with
her pupils, rather than attempt to
reach home in the storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, FL. Menard came
up from Hillsview, Wednesday even
irg. Mr.. Me1ard returned home
that night and Mrs. Menard re-
NAMED in Eureka to visit for a
couple Of days with Mrs. Enze. She
expects to return home this evening.
Our prayer is Oh thou somebody,
stand by our present legislature,
that what little we have may be TAX
en- from US, in the way of railroads,
cigarettes, whiskey and beer. As
sist them in their downward course
to finish things up in ageneral way,
and place us in the hands OF the
democrats for safe keeping.
The passenger train which ar
rived Tuesday evening run through
to Linton, passing through Eureka
at 2:30 a. m. on it's return trip. Just
when a mail train or freight train
will arrive it is hard to tell. A
special arrived Wednesday morning
with two cars of coal for Eurekaand
several cars of coal for other points
up the line.
News was received Saturday an
nouncing the death OF Fred Haas,
who died at one OF the hospitals 10
Minneapolis. Mr.. Haas has for a
long time had trouble with his left
arm, which had become badly swol-
len and the swelling had of late ex-
tended from the arm and shoulder
TO his side and last Wednesday he
went to Minneapolis where an oper-
alton was performed, taking off the
arm at the shoulder. He never re-
covered from the operation. His re-
mains arrived Tuesday, accompanied
by Rev. Herninger. The funeral
took place Wednesday, at the Bap.
tist church.