Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-25

o'ty HAL, FRIDAY evening, Feb. g.
Fred Netzer was in from his claim
east o' town, Thursday. While in
the city be made this Office a pleas.
ant call.
! }. h: Hohenthaner, who repre-
sents the Minnesota Type Foundry
Company of ST. Paul, was in the city
Wednesday.
f. II. Hooper returned from A ber-
deen Tuesday, after spending sever
al DAYS in that city on account of the
recent blizzard.
FOR SALE: Three herd bulls,
all well bred. Call or inquire at
Riverside Ranch,
p. O. Gale, S. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schamber of
Aberdeen were among The arrivals
Saturday. They spentSunday with
friends and relatives, returning
home Monday.
1t is reported that the Kennedy
Implement Company will erect
new building in the spring, to be
fitted up for store room, sample
room and offices.
The building that is expected to
be done this spring will create ute
a demand for workmeu; three new
bank buildings, and one business
block by Mr.. Strait.
Mrs. G. B. Foncanon and daugh-
ter, Vivian, left Wednesday for
Pierre where she will,spend several
days with Mr., FOncanon who is a
member of the legislature.
John Stoller, John Pietzand Theo.
J. p. Giedt started for Pierre Mon
day expecting to reach there Tues
day if nothing happened and they
were not storm bound on the way.
The proposed new game law fixes
the chicken season from September
lst to October 10Th. There will be
no spring shooting as the season
for ducks and geese closes on Dec
ember 1st.
Chas. Rigle: has a force of car
penters at work repairing the store
room recently vacated by the Eure-
ks Bazaar. Mr.. Rigler expects to
move into the building as soon as he
finishes invoicing.
Don t fail to hear DR.. H. p. Car
son at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening. DR..
Carson is we'll known in Eureka
and his many friends will be glad to
see and hear him.
The farmers telephone line is be-
ing agitated very strongly and we
believe it will be a good thing, as it
will give the farmer connections
with the towns and cities over the
country, right from his home.
Last evening the Eastern Star
gave farewell reception to Mrs,
FalIman at the home of Mrs. O. I'll.
Gerdes Mrs. Fallman expects to
leave the first OF nextmonth for Ore
gou where she has taken up claim.
We understand that there will be
an entertainment by troupe ofnine
colored singers in the City Hall,
Wednesday evening, February 20.
The troupe comes under the aus
pices OF the Ladies of the Maccabees.
DR.. Snow came in from his claim
Monday. He left here on Tuesday
of last week about 1l:30 and got
home the next day about noon. He
stayed at the house of a farmer over
night, however, and so was not out
in the storm all that time.
E. e. Lostcher, division manager
of the j. |. Case company, returned
Lass Saturday from a trip over his
southern division. He left, Wednes-
day, for Aberdeen, where he will
visit with his brotherand from there
he goes to Glenham on business.
Owing to the recent illness of
Rev. @. G. Todd, he will be unable
to fill his appointment at Eureka
next Sunday, but DR.. Fl. p. Carson,
state synodical missionary, wilt be
here in his stead and will preach at
ii clock a. m. and 8 o'clock p. IN.
Senator Gamble was reelected
with a large majority Tuesday.
That question is now settled for this
time but there are several axes yet
to be ground by the present legis-
lature. They have the material
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